English Vocabulary

8-Awry(Adjective , Adverb): टेढ़ा : Untidy Synonyms: Amiss , Wrong Antonyms: Straight , Even Example Sentence: I feel that he is totally awry in his comments. ======================== SV RAMANUJ

4-Harmony(Noun) Synonyms: Agreement, concord Antonyms: Discord, conflict Example Sentence: The musicians played in perfect harmony, creating a beautiful symphony. 5- Resilience(Noun) Synonyms: Toughness, adaptability Antonyms: Fragility, Vulnerability Example Sentence: The resilience of the community was evident as they rebuilt after the disaster. 6- Ourselves(Pronoun) Synonyms: Us, our own selves Antonyms: Others, them Example Sentence: We must take care of ourselves before helping others. 7- Themselves(Pronoun) Synonyms: They, their own selves Antonyms: Others, ourselves Example Sentence: The children prepared the meal all by themselves. ============================ 8-ABATE (VERB) Synonyms: lessen, let up Antonyms: intensify Example Sentence: In an hour or so, the storm would abate, and they could leave. ============================= 1-Searing(adjective) : झुलसाना: Indicate that something such as pain or heat is very intense. Synonyms: Scorching, Blistering Antonyms: Freezing, Happy Example Sentence: She felt a searing pain in her foot. 2-Nerds(Noun) : असामाजिक किंतु तेज दिमाग व्यक्ति : A person considered to be socially awkward, boring, unstylish Synonyms: Dork, Dweeb Antonyms: Bright, Sharp Example Sentence: He is nerdy and is better at winning school quizzes than female attention. 3-Kindle (Verb) : प्रज्वलित करना : Cause strong feelings or ideas in someone Synonyms: Ignite, Spark Antonyms: Douse, calm Example Sentence: As a teacher, he was able not only to impart knowledge but to kindle enthusiasm. 4-Allure(Noun) : भरमाना: The quality of being attractive and exciting Synonyms: Temptation, Persuasion Antonyms: Repulsion Example Sentence: The allure of the stage drew him back to acting. 5-Squad(Noun) : सैनिकों का छोटा समुदाय : A small organized group of military personnel Synonyms: Crew, Gang Antonyms: Participant, Individual Example Sentence: The club is under investigation by the fraud squad. 6-Coveted(Verb): लोभ करना: Strongly desired by many Synonyms: Crave, Desire Antonyms: Hate, Dislike Example Sentence: She always coveted power but never quite achieved it. 7-Triumvirate(Noun) : तीन व्यक्तियों का राज: A group of three people who work together Synonyms: Troika , Ternion Example Sentence: In Rome, the triumvirate decided to defend the republic to the last. 8-Apocalypse(Noun): कयामत: A very serious event resulting in great destruction and change Synonyms: Holocaust, Devastation Antonyms: Miracle, Happiness Example Sentence: Many religious groups believe an apocalypse will one day terminate the lives of all sinners. ==================================== 1-Fractious(Adjective): झगड़ालू : Irritable and quarrelsome Synonyms: Grumpy , Ill-Mannered Antonyms: Affable , Obedient Example Sentence: Nandini was in a fractious mood. 2-Induce(Verb): प्रेरित करना: Persuade someone to do something Synonyms: Convince, Inspire Antonyms: Dissuade, Discourage Example Sentence:They will induce labour to avoid complications. 3-Untenable(Adjective): अस्थिर: Incapable of being defended Synonyms: Unarguable, Unjustifiable Antonyms: Moderate, Rational Example Sentence: Three years of drought have made the supply situation untenable. 4-Persuaded(Verb): आश्वस्त: To prevail on (a person) to do something Synonyms: Coax, Convince Antonyms: Discourage, Dissuade Example Sentence: He would not listen to anyone who tried to persuade him to stay at home. 5-Exacted(Adjective): सटीक : Correct; accurate Synonyms: Sanctioned, Imposed Antonyms: Fuzzy, Uncertain Example Sentence: They would not rest until they had exacted revenge. 6-Helm(Noun): संचालन: Wheel or handle used to control the boat. Synonyms: Tiller, Rudder Antonyms: Walk, Repel Example Sentence: During the crisis, the chief firefighter took the helm and got everyone to safety quickly. 7-Wobbling(Verb): डगमगाना: To move unsteadily from side to side Synonyms: Jiggle, See-Saw Antonyms: Steady, Stabilize Example Sentence: The boy was wobbling along on his bicycle.

6. RIG (VERB): (वस्र पहनना): dress Synonyms: equip, furnish Antonyms: disrobe, uncover Example Sentence: The children return from Box Hill and are rigged out for church. 7. ENTANGLE (VERB): (उलझाना): involve Synonyms: confuse, complicate Antonyms: clarify, exclude Example Sentence: Don’t entangle those people in your project, as they are not trustworthy. 8. PREMEDITATED (ADJECTIVE): (पूर्वचिन्तित): planned Synonyms: calculated, deliberate Antonyms: accidental, casual Example Sentence: Had it really been premeditated that he should fall into that camp? =============================== 1. OBNOXIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (अप्रिय): unpleasant Synonyms: disagreeable, nasty Antonyms: delightful Example Sentence: They overthrew the chancellor who was very obnoxious to them. 2. ANNIHILATE (VERB): (मिटा देना): destroy Synonyms: wipe out, obliterate Antonyms: create Example Sentence: A simple bomb could also annihilate a lot of things. 3. CONFER (VERB): (प्रदान करना): bestow on Synonyms: present with/to, grant to Antonyms: withhold Example Sentence: The Minister may have exceeded the powers conferred on him by Parliament. 4. CRYPTIC (ADJECTIVE): (रहस्यपूर्ण): enigmatic Synonyms: mysterious, confusing Antonyms: Straightforward Example Sentence: He found his boss's utterances too cryptic. 5. DEEM (VERB): (मानना): Consider Synonyms: judge, adjudge Antonyms: misjudge Example Sentence: The event was deemed a great success. 6. UNBRIDLED (ADJECTIVE): (निरंकुश): unrestrained Synonyms: unconstrained, uncontrolled Antonyms: restrained Example Sentence: He had a moment of unbridled ambition. 7. HUMILIATE (VERB): (अपमानित करना): embarrass Synonyms: mortify, humble Antonyms: aggrandize Example Sentence: You'll humiliate me in front of the whole school! 8. INVIGORATE (VERB): (पुन: जीवित करना): revitalize Synonyms: energize, refresh Antonyms: tire Example Sentence: The shower had invigorated her. ================================ 1-Integration(Noun) :एकीकरण : Combining of two or more things Synonyms: Amalgamation, Blending Antonyms: Segregation, Separation Example Sentence: The aim is to promote closer economic integration. 2-Diverse(Adjective) : विभिन्न : Very different from each other Synonyms: Sundry, Various Antonyms: Similar, Parallel Example Sentence: Our society today is quite culturally diverse, with immigrants from all over the world. 3-Advisory(Adjective) : सलाहकार : Relating to giving advice Synonyms: Avuncular, Consultative Antonyms: Uninstructive Example Sentence: He attended a meeting of the advisory committee. 4-Caveat(Noun) : चेतावनी : Warning Synonyms: Clause, Stipulation Antonyms: dissuasive, coaxing Example Sentence: I've given it to them, but with the caveat that it didn't work. 5-Modulate(Verb): व्यवस्थित करना: To regulate, adjust, or adapt to the proper degree Synonyms: Adjust, Balance Antonyms: Damage, Harm Example Sentence: These chemicals modulate the effect of potassium 6-Scathing(Adjective) : हानिकारक : Severely critical and unkind Synonyms: Blistering, Devastating Antonyms: Calm, Gentle Example Sentence: When the food critic found a hair in his meal, he wrote a scathing review of the restaurant. 7. PSYCHE (NOUN): (मानस): soul Synonyms: spirit, life force Antonyms: body Example Sentence: My childhood made me understand the human psyche and help others. 8. ABATE (VERB): (घटना): subside Synonyms: lessen, let up Antonyms: intensify Example Sentence: In an hour or so, the storm would abate, and they could leave. ============================= 1-Evolution(Noun) Synonyms: Development, progression Antonyms: Stagnation, regression Example Sentence: The theory of evolution has significantly impacted our understanding of life's history. 2-Solitude(Noun) Synonyms: Isolation, seclusion Antonyms: Company, companionship Example Sentence: He found solace in the solitude of the mountains. 3- Elegance(Noun) Synonyms: Grace, refinement Antonyms: Crudeness, clumsiness Example Sentence: The ballroom was decorated with an air of elegance for the formal event.

7.ENLIVEN (VERB): (हर्षित करना): cheer up Synonyms: raise someone's spirits, uplift Antonyms: subdue Example Sentence: My visit to my mother had quite clearly enlivened her. 8. DETENTION (NOUN): (क़ैद): custody Synonyms: imprisonment, confinement Antonyms: relinquishment Example Sentence: The fifteen people arrested were still in police detention. ======================================= 1. ALLIANCE (NOUN): (संबंध): relationship Synonyms: affinity, association Antonyms: distance Example Sentence: A balanced alliance between traditions and modernity avoids chaos. 2.ALLY (VERB): (संघटित करना): combine Synonyms: marry, couple Antonyms: split Example Sentence: He allied his racing experience with his father's business acumen. 3. RENUNCIATION (NOUN): (निवृत्ति): abandonment Synonyms: resignation, abdication Antonyms: assertion Example Sentence: The talks were dependent on a renunciation of terrorism. 4. ACQUITTAL (NOUN): (दोषमुक्ति): absolution Synonyms: clearing, exoneration Antonyms: conviction Example Sentence: The trial resulted in an acquittal. 5. DISPASSIONATE (ADJECTIVE): (अभावुक): unemotional Synonyms: non-emotional, unsentimental Antonyms: emotional Example Sentence: She dealt with life's disasters in a calm, dispassionate way. 6.OUTLANDISH (ADJECTIVE): (विचित्र): weird Synonyms: queer, offbeat Antonyms: ordinary Example Sentence: They were three wise, outlandish kings. 7.UNSETTLED (ADJECTIVE): (अशांत): restless Synonyms: restive, fidgety Antonyms: settled Example Sentence: She felt edgy and unsettled. 8.COMPLIANCE (NOUN): (अनुपालन): acquiescence Synonyms: agreement, assent Antonyms: defiance Example Sentence: The compliance with government views shown by the commission. ===================================== 1. SCANDALIZE (VERB): (अपमानित करना): shock Synonyms: appall, outrage Antonyms: impress Example Sentence: Their lack of manners scandalized their hosts. 2. GENEROSITY (VERB): (प्रचुरता): abundance Synonyms: amplitude, richness Antonyms: dearth Example Sentence: Diners certainly cannot complain about the generosity of portions. 3. INDIGENOUS (NOUN): (स्वदेशी): native Synonyms: aboriginal, local Antonyms: expatriate Example Sentence: The most indigenous inhabitants were the American Indians. 4. DEARTH (NOUN): (दुर्लभता): lack Synonyms: scarcity, shortage Antonyms: abundance Example Sentence: There was a dearth of evidence. 5. RESUMPTION (NOUN): (पुनरारंभ): restart Synonyms: restarting, reopening Antonyms: suspension Example Sentence: The resumption of peace talks is expected soon. 6. LATENT (ADJECTIVE): (निष्क्रिय): dormant Synonyms: quiescent, inactive Antonyms: manifest Example Sentence: They have a huge reserve of latent talent. 7. FORGO (VERB): (त्यागना): do without Synonyms: go without, give up Antonyms: keep Example Sentence: I'll forgo dessert tonight—I'm trying to lose weight. 8. AFFLUENT (ADJECTIVE): (धनी): wealthy Synonyms: rich, prosperous Antonyms: poor Example Sentence: I reside in an affluent neighbourhood. ================================= 1. CESSATION (NOUN): (ठहराव): abeyance Synonyms: breather, discontinuance Antonyms: activity, continuity Example Sentence: Since the bad weather has caused a temporary building cessation, the office building will not be completed on time. 2. IMPLICATION (NOUN): (निहितार्थ): suggestion Synonyms: inference, insinuation Antonyms: explicit statement Example Sentence: The implication is that no one person at the bank is responsible. 3. BANKRUPT (ADJECTIVE): (दिवालिया): insolvent Synonyms: bankrupted, failed Antonyms: solvent Example Sentence: His father went bankrupt, and the family had to sell their home. 4. ACQUIT (VERB): (बरी करना): absolve Synonyms: clear, exonerate Antonyms: convict Example Sentence: One was brought to trial on a charge of affray and was acquitted. 5.OUST (VERB): (बाहर निकालना): expel Synonyms: force out, remove Antonyms: readmit Example Sentence: The reformists were ousted from power.

4-EXUDED: Verb: to flow forth slowly through small openings Synonyms: give off/out, discharge, release Antonyms: gushed, poured. Sentence: A sticky resin exudes from the bark of the tree. 5-REVILE : Verb :criticize in an abusive or angrily insulting manner Synonyms: criticize, censure, condemn Antonyms: acclaim, applaud, commend Sentence: They feared that he would revile them if they displeased him. 6-PENSIVE : Adjective: engaged in, involving, or reflecting deep or serious thought Synonyms: thoughtful, thinking, reflective Antonyms: unreflective, thoughtless Sentence: She looked pensive when she heard the news. 7-PROFFERING: Verb: To offer or present something to someone for acceptance or consideration to extend or propose Synonyms: Propound, Tender Antonyms: Revoke, Retain Sentence: He was proffering his help to the community by volunteering at the local shelter. 8-FEROCITY : Noun: A quality of being very aggressive , intense Synonyms: Barbarity, Severity Antonyms: Meekness, Compassion Sentence: The ferocity of wild animal’s attack eft everyone in shock. 9-FILLIP : Noun: A sudden stimulus or boost that provides energy or encouragement Synonyms: Spur, Impetus, Uplift Antonyms: Setback, Impediment Sentence: The positive feedback from his boss gave him the fillip he needed to complete the project with enthusiasm. 10-DENT: Verb: A shallow depression or hollow usually caused by an impact or pressure. Synonyms: Cavity, Defect Antonyms: Bulge , Mound, Peak Sentence: The car’s fender had a dent from the minor Collison with another vehicle. SV RAMANUJ [24/10, 11:21 am] SVR A30: Vocabulary ========================= 1. DAWDLE (VERB): (समय नष्ट करना) :Waste time Synonyms: loiter, procrastinate Antonyms: hasten, hurry Example Sentence: The teacher warned the student that he will be punished if he dawdled again. 2. PILLAGE (VERB): (लूटना) :Plunder, destroy Synonyms: ravage, ransack Antonyms: protect, construct Example Sentence: The terrorists pillaged the city. 3. NOXIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (हानिकारक) :Deadly, injurious Synonyms: destructive, harmful Antonyms: helpful, kind Example Sentence: This is a noxious chemical. 4. SUPERVENE (VERB): (पीछे आना) :Follow Synonyms: pursue, supersede Antonyms: retreat, precede Example Sentence: Team members supervene their leaders. 5. FERVENT (ADJECTIVE): (उत्साही) :Enthusiastic Synonyms: zealous, ardent Antonyms: apathetic, dull Example Sentence: He is a fervent child. 6.FITFUL (ADJECTIVE): (चंचल) :Spasmodic Synonyms: intermittent, fluctuating Antonyms: continuous, perpetual Example Sentence: As long as his breathing is fitful, he will continue to need an oxygen machine. 7. FLOUT (VERB): (अवज्ञा करना) : Show contempt for Synonyms: defy, disregard Antonyms: honour, praise Example Sentence: One should not flout the traffic rules. 8. FEASIBLE (ADJECTIVE): (व्यवहार्य) :Practicable Synonyms: possible, doable Antonyms: impossible, implausible Example Sentence: This seems to be a feasible solution. ===================================== 1. MYSTERIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (रहस्यमय): enigmatic Synonyms: inscrutable, secretive Antonyms: open Example Sentence: She was mysterious about herself but said plenty about her husband. 2.THRIVE (VERB): (फलना-फूलना): flourish Synonyms: prosper, burgeon Antonyms: fail, collapse Example Sentence: The entertainment industry has thrived in the recent decade. 3.SUBVERSIVE (ADJECTIVE): (विनाशक): disruptive Synonyms: inflammatory, insurgent Antonyms: loyal Example Sentence: He was seen as a potentially subversive man within the party. 4.CAPTIVATE (VERB): (मोह लेना): enthrall Synonyms: charm, enchant Antonyms: repel Example Sentence: He was captivated by her beauty. 5.ABANDONED (ADJECTIVE): (असंयत): uninhibited Synonyms: reckless, unrestrained Antonyms: restrained Example Sentence: He performed a wild, abandoned dance. 6.BUTTRESS (VERB): (समर्थन देना): strengthen Synonyms: reinforce, fortify Antonyms: weaken Example Sentence: He buttressed his idea by religious belief.

Synonyms: Frenzy, chaos, jumble Antonyms: Order, organize, plan Sentence: The last-minute shopping on Christmas Eve turned into a scramble as people rushed to find gifts in a crowded mall. ============================== 1-HUMONGOUS: Verb : a playful or exaggerated way to emphasize the vastness or size of an object Synonyms: Huge, massive, gigantic Antonyms : Tiny, small, minuscule Sentence: The iceberg that floated past their ship was truly humongous, dwarfing everything in its vicinity. 2-FERVOUR : Adjective : a strong and sincere emotion Synonyms: Passion, enthusiasm, zeal Antonyms: Apathy, indifference, coolness Sentence: His fervour for learning and knowledge was evident in his tireless pursuit of education. 3-CHRONICLED: Noun: To record or write a detailed and chronological account of events, actions, or experiences in order to document or preserve them. Synonyms: Record, document, narrate Antonyms: Forget, erase, ignore Sentence: The diary chronicled the daily life of a soldier during the war, offering a personal perspective on the conflict. 4-CONGREGATE: Adjective: To come together or gather in a group or assembly, typically for a specific purpose, event, or meeting. Synonyms: Assemble, gather, collect, meet Antonyms: Disperse, scatter, separate. Sentence: After the lecture, attendees will congregate in the lobby for a reception and networking opportunity. 5-CONDUCIVE: Adjective: a display of wealth or excess. Synonyms: Favorable, advantageous, beneficial Antonyms: Hindering, detrimental, unfavourable Sentence: A quiet and organized study environment is conducive to better concentration and learning. 6-ANCILLARIES: Adjective: Ancillaries refer to subsidiaries or auxiliary things, components, or services that support or complement the main or primary thing Synonyms: Subsidiaries, accessories, supplements Antonyms: Essentials, fundamentals Sentence: The hospital invested in modern medical equipment, as well as various ancillaries to provide the best patient care. 7-UNFETTER: Verb : To release or set free from restraints, restrictions, or limitations to remove or loosen fetters or constraints. Synonyms: Liberate, free, release Antonyms: Restrain, confine, shackle Sentence: She felt like a weight had been lifted off her shoulders when she decided to unfetter herself from the toxic relationship. 8-LOBOTOMISE: Adjective: To perform a lobotomy on someone, which involves surgically altering or damaging their frontal lobes Synonyms: frontal lobectomy Antonyms: Cure, heal, treat Sentence: The controversial decision to lobotomize the patient was made by the medical team as a last resort to control severe and violent behavioural issues despite the potential risks. 9-CONGLOMERATE: Verb: To gather or collect diverse things or entities into a single body or group Synonyms: Combine, merge, amalgamate Antonyms: Divide, separate, disband Sentence: They will conglomerate their resources and expertise to tackle the complex project. 10-HITHERTO : Adverb: Up to this time, until now, until this point. Synonyms: So far, thus far, up to now, until now. Antonyms: Henceforth, from now on, in the future Sentence: We had enjoyed a peaceful journey hitherto, but now we faced unexpected difficulties on the road. =============================== 1-QUAINT: Adjective: attractively unusual or old-fashioned Synonyms: picturesque, charming, old-fashioned Antonyms: fashionable, modern, stylish Sentence: A quaint general store on one of the back roads of Vermont 2-HOLLERING: Verb : (of a person) give a loud shout or cry Synonyms: shout, yell, cry. Antonyms: mumbling, murmuring, whispering Sentence: Hollering at me isn’t going to find us a parking place. 3-TEMPTING : Adjective: appealing to or attracting someone, even if wrong or inadvisable. Synonyms: enticing, alluring, attractive Antonyms: boring, irksome, tedious Sentence: And maybe I don’t want you tempting me to do something I shouldn’t.

3-SUPPLANT: Verb: the act of displacing or overthrowing something or someone from a position or role. Synonyms: Replace, oust, displace Antonyms: Maintain, support, retain Sentence: The ambitious young manager aimed to supplant the older executive and take control of the company. 4-HYSTERIC : Noun: Relating to or characterized by extreme, uncontrollable emotions, often irrational or exaggerated. Synonyms: Emotional, frantic, frenzied Antonyms: Calm, composed, collected Sentence: The play's portrayal of a woman in hysterics was both dramatic and powerful. 5-REPERCUSSION: Noun: an unintended consequence or an indirect effect arising from an action, decision, or event. Synonyms: aftermath, outcome Antonyms: Cause, action, origin Sentence: The introduction of the new policy had unexpected repercussions on employee morale and job satisfaction. 6-PROMULGATE: Verb: to make a law, rule, or idea known to the public by officially announcing it or publishing it Synonyms: Publish, announce, declare Antonyms: Conceal, hide, suppress Sentence: It is essential for a leader to promulgate the organization's mission and values to inspire and guide the team. 7-SEISMIC: Adjective: To release or set free from restraints, restrictions, or limitations to remove or loosen fetters or constraints. Synonyms: tectonic, tremor, earthshaking Antonyms: Stable, still, calm Sentence: the study of earthquakes or anything related to seismic activity. 8-PERISH: Verb: to die or be destroyed, typically in a violent, tragic, or untimely manner Synonyms: Die, expire, succumb. Antonyms: Survive, endure, thrive, flourish. Sentence: The firefighter's bravery saved lives, preventing several individuals from perishing in the burning building. 9-BOLSTERED: Verb: to support, strengthen, or reinforce something Synonyms: Strengthened, reinforced, supported Antonyms: Weakened, undermined, debilitated Sentence: Adequate rest and a healthy diet can bolster your immune system, helping you fight off illnesses. 10-ATTRITION: Noun: the process of gradually reducing the size of a workforce by not replacing employees who leave. Synonyms: Erosion, reduction, depletion Antonyms: Increase, growth, augmentation Sentence: The attrition of staff in the department led to an increased workload for those who remained. ============================= 1-PAUCITY: Noun: the state of being in a small quantity or insufficient supply Synonyms: Dearth, Shortage Antonyms: Plenitude, Profusion Sentence: Despite their best efforts, the small library faced a paucity of funds and struggled to maintain its collection. 2-SUBVERSION : Noun: challenging or disrupting the status quo with the aim of causing significant change or chaos. Synonyms: Sedition, Insurrection Antonyms: Conformity, Stability Sentence: Subversion of the legal system by corrupt officials led to widespread public distrust in the government. 3-RIGGING: Noun: the act of manipulating or fixing something Synonyms: Tampering, Fudging Antonyms: Integrity, Fairness Sentence: The journalist's exposé uncovered a network of corruption involving political leaders and the rigging of government contracts. 4-GAMUT : Noun: the complete range or scope of something Synonyms: Array, Extent Antonyms: Subset, Fraction Sentence: The issue had implications that affected the gamut of stakeholders from employees to customers and investors. 5-QUEER: Noun, Adjective: unconventional, peculiar, or out of the ordinary. Synonyms: Strange, unusual, peculiar Antonyms: Normal, typical, conventional Sentence: Her taste in art was rather queer, with a preference for avant-garde and unconventional pieces. 6-COLLUDE: Verb: To secretly and dishonestly conspire or cooperate with others Synonyms: Conspire, Connive Antonyms: Compete, Oppose Sentence: The nations decided to collude on a plan to combat climate change by reducing carbon emissions collectively.

6-UMBRAGE: Noun: a sense of suspicion or doubt regarding someone's actions or motives. Synonyms: Offense, resentment Antonyms: contentment, indifference. Sentence: She took umbrage at his comment, considering it a personal attack on her abilities. 7-INDENTURED: Adjective: a person who is bound by an indenture or contract Synonyms: Bonded, apprenticed Antonyms: liberated, emancipated Sentence: The indentured servants had to work for several years to fulfil their contract and gain their freedom. 8-REPUGNANT: Adjective: extremely distasteful, offensive, or repulsive. Synonyms: Abhorrent, revolting Antonyms: Pleasant, agreeable Sentence: The use of child labour in that factory was not only illegal but also morally repugnant to most people. 9-CONFISCATE: Verb: to seize or take possession of someone's property Synonyms: Seize, impound Antonyms: Return, give back Sentence: It's against the law to confiscate someone's property without a valid reason or legal authority. 10-FLOUNDER: Noun, Verb: a person or organization experiencing confusion or problems. Synonyms: stumble, falter Antonyms: flourish, thrive Sentence: She floundered in her new job, unsure of her responsibilities and how to handle them. =========================== 1-HARP: Verb: to talk or complain about it repeatedly, often in a tedious or annoying manner. Synonyms : Dwell, obsess, nag, repeat Antonyms : Move on, let go, forget Sentence : He would always harp on his past mistakes, making it difficult to have a positive conversation with him. 2-VOCIFEROUS : Adjective : loud, noisy, or characterized by vehement and persistent outcry or expression of opinions Synonyms: clamorous, boisterous, raucous Antonyms : muted, peaceful, meek Sentence: Although he was usually quite reserved, he became vociferous when defending his favourite sports team. 3-CHARADE: Noun: A situation in which someone is pretending or putting on a false appearance, often to deceive others. Synonyms: Pantomime, mime, acting, masquerade, facade Antonyms: Honesty, sincerity, transparency, truth. Sentence: His charming demeanor was just a charade to hide his true intentions. 4-CRAMMED: Adjective: filled or packed tightly with an excessive or overcrowded amount of something. Synonyms: squeezed, jammed, forced, wedged. Antonyms: Emptied, cleared, unpacked. Sentence : She crammed all her belongings into a single suitcase before leaving for her trip, struggling to close the overstuffed bag. 5-SUMPTUOUS : Adjective: a display of wealth or excess. Synonyms: opulent, extravagant, grand Antonyms: frugal, humble, spartan Sentence: She hosted a sumptuous dinner party in her elegant mansion, serving gourmet dishes and fine wines to her guests. 6-CLOGGED : Adjective: the action of becoming or causing something to become obstructed or blocked. Synonyms: Blocked, obstructed, congested Antonyms: Unblocked, cleared, opened, freed. Sentence: The drain was clogged with leaves and debris, causing water to pool in the backyard. 7-PLUMMET : Verb : to fall or drop rapidly and abruptly, often referring to a steep or sudden decline in value, quantity, or position. Synonyms: Fall, drop, plunge, descend, tumble Antonyms: Rise, ascend, soar, increase Sentence : His popularity in the polls seemed to plummet as more scandals were exposed. 8-CLAWED: Adjective: a forceful or aggressive action using claws, like those of an animal. Synonyms: Scratched, tore, raked, ripped Antonyms: Gently, caressed, soothed Sentence: His arm was clawed by the thorny branches as he tried to push his way through the dense underbrush. 9-VERITABLE: Verb: something is a perfect or absolute example of its kind. Synonyms: Genuine, authentic, true Antonyms: counterfeit, fictitious, spurious Sentence : The team's victory in the championship game was a veritable triumph, earning them a place in history.