1. PERENNIAL
Parts of Speech: Adjective
Meaning: Lasting or existing for a long or apparently infinite time; enduring or recurring continuously.
Synonyms: Everlasting, enduring, eternal, constant
Antonym: Temporary, transient, ephemeral
Sentence: The perennial beauty of the mountains attracts visitors from all over the world year after year.
2. VINDICATE
Parts of Speech: VERB
Meaning: To clear someone of blame or suspicion; to justify or prove someone's innocence or correctness.
Synonyms: Justify, exonerate, acquit, validate
Antonym: Condemn, accuse, blame
Sentence: The new evidence presented in court helped to vindicate the defendant, leading to their acquittal.
3. CONTENTIOUS
Parts of Speech: ADJ.
Meaning: Likely to cause disagreement or argument; characterized by heated argument or controversy.
Synonyms: Controversial, disputable, debatable, contentious
Antonym: Agreeable, harmonious, peaceful
Sentence: The contentious issue of gun control sparked heated debates among politicians and citizens alike.
4. EXHILARATING
Parts of Speech: ADJ.
Meaning: Making someone feel very happy, animated, or elated; invigorating or stimulating.
Synonyms: Thrilling, exciting, electrifying, stimulating
Antonym: Dull, boring, mundane, unexciting
Sentence: The roller coaster ride was exhilarating, with twists and turns that left us screaming with excitement.
5. SOBERING
Parts of Speech: ADJ.
Meaning: Making someone feel serious or thoughtful; causing one to become solemn or thoughtful, especially by confronting them with unpleasant or serious facts.
Synonyms: Serious, grave, solemn, thought-provoking
Antonym: Comforting, reassuring, lighthearted
Sentence: The documentary presented a sobering look at the effects of climate change on vulnerable communities around the world.
6. PROPAGANDA
Parts of Speech: Noun
Meaning: Information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular political cause or point of view.
Synonyms: Misinformation, disinformation, publicity, promotion
Antonym: Truth, honesty, impartiality
Sentence: The government's propaganda machine worked tirelessly to shape public opinion in favor of its policies.
7. BLARING
Parts of Speech: ADJ.
Meaning: Very loud and harsh; producing a loud, unpleasant sound.
Synonyms: Loud, noisy, deafening, booming
Antonym: Soft, muted, quiet, subdued
Sentence: The blaring horns of the traffic jam outside made it difficult to concentrate on work.
8. REVELATIONS
Parts of Speech: NOUN
Meaning: A surprising or enlightening disclosure or realization; something that is revealed or disclosed, especially something that was previously unknown or hidden.
Synonyms: Disclosure, discovery, enlightenment, insight
Antonym: Concealment, secrecy, suppression
Sentence: The revelation of her long-lost family history was both shocking and heartwarming.
9. STAGGERED
Parts of Speech: VERB
Meaning: To walk or move unsteadily, as if about to fall; to arrange or present in a series of alternating or overlapping positions or intervals.
Synonyms: Reel, lurch, falter, wobble
Antonym: Proceeded, continued, marched
Sentence: After being hit by the sudden news, he staggered backward, struggling to maintain his balance.
10. EQUIVOCATION
Parts of Speech: NOUN
Meaning: The use of ambiguous or unclear language to deceive or mislead; the act of being deliberately vague or ambiguous.
Synonyms: Ambiguity, evasion, prevarication, double-talk
Antonym: Clarity, straightforwardness, candor
Sentence: The politician's equivocation on the issue only deepened the public's distrust in their leadership.
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