1. Defying(NOUN)
Part of speech: Verb (gerund form)
Meaning: Resisting or challenging something, often in a rebellious manner.
Synonym: Resisting, challenging, opposing
Antonym: Complying, obeying
Example sentence: "She was defiantly defying the rules, determined to chart her own course."
2. Geriatric(VERB)
Part of speech: Adjective (can also be used as a noun)
Meaning: Relating to old age, especially the health or care of elderly people.
Synonym: Elderly, senior, aged
Antonym: Youthful, young
Example sentence: "The hospital has a specialized wing for geriatric care to meet the unique health needs of older patients."
3. Conjured(NOUN)
Part of speech: Verb
Meaning: To call upon or summon, often through magical or supernatural means.
Synonym: Summoned, invoked, evoked
Antonym: Dismissed, banished
Example sentence: "The magician skillfully conjured a rabbit out of an empty hat, leaving the audience in awe."
4. Irrestible(VERB)
Part of speech: Adjective
Meaning: Too attractive, appealing, or powerful to be resisted.
Synonym: Alluring, captivating, compelling
Antonym: Resistible, unappealing
Example sentence: "The aroma of freshly baked cookies was irresistible, drawing everyone to the kitchen."
5. Cartilage(VERB)
Part of speech: Noun
Meaning: Flexible connective tissue found in various parts of the body, such as joints and the outer ear.
Synonym: Connective tissue, gristle
Antonym: Bone
Example sentence: "Cartilage provides support and flexibility in joints, allowing for smooth movement."
6. Recalibrate(ADJ.)
Part of speech: Verb
Meaning: To adjust or calibrate again, typically to improve accuracy or precision.
Synonym: Fine-tune, readjust, reset
Antonym: Misalign, leave unchanged
Example sentence: "The technician had to recalibrate the instrument to ensure accurate measurements."
7. Relegate(ADJ.)
Part of speech: Verb
Meaning: To consign or dismiss to an inferior rank or position.
Synonym: Demote, downgrade, transfer
Antonym: Promote, elevate
Example sentence: "After a series of mistakes, the manager decided to relegate the employee to a less critical role within the company."
8. Clinched(ADJ.)
Part of speech: Verb
Meaning: To secure or settle something decisively.
Synonym: Secured
Antonym: Uncertain or unresolved.
Example sentence: "After months of negotiations, they clinched the agreement, bringing the matter to a decisive and secure conclusion."
9. Burnished(VERB)
Part of speech: Adjective (can also be used as a verb)
Meaning: Polished or made shiny, typically by rubbing.
Synonym: Polished, buffed, gleaming
Antonym: Dull, tarnished
Example sentence: "The artisan burnished the metal until it reflected the light with a brilliant shine."
10. IMMEDIACY (NOUN)
Meaning: The sense of urgency or closeness in time or proximity.
Synonym: Promptness, proximity, urgency
Antonym: Delay, remoteness, distance
Example Sentence: The immediacy of the situation required quick decision-making.
