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1-INDICTMENT(NOUN): A formal accusation or charge of a serious crime.
Synonyms: Accusation, charge, allegation, prosecution
Antonyms: Acquittal, exoneration, vindication
Sentence: The grand jury issued an indictment against the suspect, charging him
2-STAKE(noun): A strong, pointed stick or post driven into the ground; a financial interest or involvement in an enterprise.
Synonyms: Post, pole, stick, investment, interest.
Antonyms: Uninvolvement, disinterest.
Sentence: The vampire was destroyed by driving a wooden stake through its heart.
3-ILLICIT (adjective): Forbidden by law, rules, or custom; illegal; unlawful.
Synonyms: Illegal, unlawful, prohibited, unauthorized.
Antonyms: Legal, lawful, permissible, authorized.
Sentence: The detective uncovered an illicit operation involving the smuggling
of contraband goods.
4-OUTRAGE (noun) : An extremely strong reaction of anger, shock, or indignation; a gross violation of right or decency.
Synonyms: Indignation, fury, anger, rage
Antonyms: Approval, praise, admiration.
Sentence: The news of the scandal caused a public outrage, demanding immediate
action.
5-UPFRONT (adjective) : Straightforward and honest; frank.
Adverb: In advance; beforehand.
Synonyms: Frank, honest
Antonyms: Deceptive, dishonest, deceitful.
Sentence : Adjective: "I appreciate your upfront and honest feedback on the project."
Adverb: "They requested payment upfront before starting the construction project."
6-INKLING (noun) : A slight, vague, or indirect idea or suspicion; a hint.
Synonyms: Hint, suggestion, clue, intimation.
Antonyms: Certainty, clarity, assurance.
Sentence: After finding a few cryptic notes on his desk, she had an inkling that her colleagues were planning a surprise for her birthday.
7-GRAVE(NOUN&ADJ.) : (noun): A place of burial for a dead body; a tomb.
: (adjective) Serious, solemn, or giving cause for alarm or concern.
Synonyms: sepulcher, crypt, burial place somber, weighty.
Antonyms: Birthplace, cradle , Light, trivial
Sentence: The news about the pandemic had a grave impact on the community, leading to a sense of collective concern.
The family gathered at the grave to pay their final respects to their departed loved one.
8-HINGES(NOUN): Hinges are mechanical devices consisting of two interconnecting pieces attached to a door, gate, lid, or the like, allowing it to swing open and close.
Synonyms: Joints, pivots, connectors, articulations.
Antonyms: Fixed point, immovable joint.
Sentence: The old wooden door creaked as its rusty hinges reluctantly allowed it to swing open.
9-TRANSPIRE(VERB): To occur, happen, or take place, typically used to describe events or information becoming known.
Synonyms: Occur, happen, take place, unfold, happen.
Antonyms: Conceal, hide, suppress.
Sentence: After hours of negotiations, it transpired that the two parties had reached a compromise.
10-SAGACITY(NOUN): The quality of being sagacious; the ability to make good judgments and decisions.
Synonyms: Wisdom, discernment, insight, intelligence, shrewdness
Antonyms: Folly, foolishness, imprudence, ignorance.
Sentence: Her sagacity in handling complex situations and making wise decisions earned her the respect of her colleagues.
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