✅ 13.05.2024
1. EMBOLDEN (VERB): encourage
Synonyms: hearten, strengthen
Antonyms: dishearten
Example Sentence:Emboldened by the claret, he pressed his knee against hers.
2. SLAM (VERB): hit
Synonyms: strike, ram
Antonyms: miss
Example Sentence:The car mounted the pavement, slamming into a lamp post.
3. BLEAK (ADJECTIVE): cold
Synonyms: keen, raw
Antonyms: warm
Example Sentence:It was a bleak midwinter's day.
4. UNLEASH (VERB) : release
Synonyms: free, loose
Antonyms: restrain
Example Sentence:They dig up badger setts and unleash terriers into them.
5. BURNISH (VERB): polish up
Synonyms: shine, brighten
Antonyms: dull
Example Sentence:To burnish copper, I would probably use a drill with a pad attached to the end.
6. DIPLOMATIC (ADJECTIVE): tactful
Synonyms: sensitive, subtle
Antonyms: indiscreet
Example Sentence:He tried his best to be diplomatic.
7. ABATEMENT (NOUN): subsiding
Synonyms: lessening, decrease
Antonyms: intensification, increase
Example Sentence:The new trend showed no signs of abatement.
8. AMELIORATE (VERB): improve
Synonyms: better, enhance
Antonyms: worsen
Example Sentence:Steps have been taken to ameliorate his situation.
9. FORMIDABLE (ADJECTIVE) : intimidating
Synonyms: forbidding, redoubtable
Antonyms: comforting
Example Sentence:His opponent was certainly a formidable one.
10. ENDURE (NOUN): last
Synonyms: live, live on
Antonyms: fade
Example Sentence:These cities have endured through time.
✅ 12.05.2024
1. VANQUISH (VERB): (जीतना): conquer
Synonyms: trounce, annihilate
Antonyms: lose
Example Sentence:
He successfully vanquished his rival.
2. CESSATION (NOUN): (समापन): end
Synonyms: ending, termination
Antonyms: start
Example Sentence:
The hostilities finally came to a cessation.
3. OBSCURE (VERB): (ढांकना): hide
Synonyms: conceal cover
Antonyms: reveal
Example Sentence:
Grey clouds ten to obscure the sun.
4.SEVER (VERB): (अलग करना): break off
Synonyms: discontinue suspend
Antonyms: maintain
Example Sentence:
The notice itself may be sufficient to sever the joint tenancy.
5. EPHEMERAL (ADJECTIVE): (अल्पकालिक): transitory
Synonyms: transient, fleeting
Antonyms: long-lived
Example Sentence:
Fashions are ephemeral as new ones regularly drive out the old.
6. OUTCRY (NOUN): (शिकायत): complaints
Synonyms: objections, indignation
Antonyms: indiffference
Example Sentence:
The public outcry over the bombing has had solid ramifications.
7.PETRIFY (VERB): (डराना): terrify
Synonyms: horrify, scare
Antonyms: reassure
Example Sentence:
Her icy controlled quietness petrifies me all the time.
8. TACIT (ADJECTIVE): (निहित): implicit
Synonyms: understood, implied
Antonyms: explicit
Example Sentence:
He gave his tacit approval in letters to the media.
9.WRATH (NOUN): (रोष): anger
Synonyms: rage, fury
Antonyms: happiness
Example Sentence:
He hid his pipe for fear of incurring his father's wrath.
10. RELUCTANCE (NOUN): (अनिच्छा): unwillingness
Synonyms: disinclination, hesitation
Antonyms: willingness
Example Sentence:
She sensed his reluctance to continue.
07.05.2024
1. INEVITABLY (ADVERB): unavoidably
Synonyms: automatically, necessarily
Antonyms: avoidably
Example Sentence: Inevitably some details are already out of date.
2. FRAUGHT (ADJECTIVE): anxious
Synonyms: worried, upset
Antonyms: calm
Example Sentence: There was a fraught silence in the cabin.
3. INCENDIARY (ADJECTIVE):inflammatory
Synonyms: provocative, agitational
Antonyms: conciliatory
Example Sentence: The principal's incendiary remarks were not appropriate for the students to hear.
4. STARTLE (VERB): surprise
Synonyms: frighten, scare
Antonyms: put at ease
Example Sentence: A sudden sound in the doorway startled all of us.
5. SAGACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): wise
Synonyms: clever, intelligent
Antonyms: stupid
Example Sentence: Step by step, with sagacious attitude, he advanced to the great discovery.
6. DISRUPT (VERB): distort
Synonyms: damage, buckle
Antonyms: organize
Example Sentence:It wasn't like Alex to let anger disrupt his schedule.
7. VENOMOUS (ADJECTIVE): vicious
Synonyms: spiteful, rancorous
Antonyms: friendly
Example Sentence: She replied with a venomous glance.
8. LEGITIMATE (ADJECTIVE): valid
Synonyms: sound, admissible
Antonyms: invalid
Example Sentence: His excuse for being late was legitimate.
9. INADVERTENTLY (ADVERB): accidentally
Synonyms: by accident, unintentionally
Antonyms: deliberately
Example Sentence: His name had been inadvertently omitted from the list.
10. SLASH (VERB): reduce
Synonyms: cut drop
Antonyms: raise
Example Sentence: The workforce has been slashed by 3,000.
✅ 06.05.2024
1. COROLLARY (NOUN): consequence
Synonyms: result, upshot
Antonyms: cause
Example Sentence:The huge increases in unemployment were the corollary of expenditure cuts.
2. FRIVOLOUS (ADJECTIVE): flippant
Synonyms: glib, waggish
Antonyms: serious
Example Sentence:At bottom the man was frivolous, selfish and unstable.
3. CONTEMPT (NOUN): disrespect
Synonyms: disregard, slighting
Antonyms: respect
Example Sentence:This action displays an arrogant contempt for the wishes of the majority.
4. DRENCH (VERB): soak
Synonyms: saturate, wet through
Antonyms: dry
Example Sentence:I fell in the stream and was drenched.
5. PROPRIETY (NOUN): decorum
Synonyms: respectability decency
Antonyms: impropriety
Example Sentence: She always behaves with the utmost propriety.
6. REFUTE (VERB): disprove
Synonyms: rebut, confute
Antonyms: confirm
Example Sentence:These claims have not been refuted at all.
7. COLLOQUIAL (ADJECTIVE) : informal
Synonyms: conversational, everyday
Antonyms: literary
Example Sentence:His colloquial talents were indeed of the highest order.
8. BEWILDER (VERB): baffle
Synonyms: mystify, bemuse
Antonyms: enlighten
Example Sentence:She was bewildered by his sudden change of mood.
9. HAPLESS (ADJECTIVE): unfortunate
Synonyms: unlucky, luckless
Antonyms: lucky
Example Sentence:I met the hapless victims of the disaster.
10. INHIBIT (VERB): impede
Synonyms: hinder hamper
Antonyms: assist
Example Sentence:Too much cold inhibits plant growth.
✅ 27.04.2024
1.PRESTIGIOUS (ADJECTIVE):reputable
Synonyms: distinguished, respected
Antonyms: disreputable
Example Sentence:
He works at a much more prestigious academic post.
2. ENSUING (ADJECTIVE): subsequent
Synonyms: following, succeeding
Antonyms: previous
Example Sentence:
The theory was developed subsequent to the earthquake of 1906.
3.RECOMMENDATION (NOUN): advice
Synonyms: counsel, guidance
Antonyms: Criticism
Example Sentence:
The committee put forward forty recommendations for change.
4.REVEL (VERB): celebrate
Synonyms: make merry, party
Antonyms: mourn
Example Sentence:
They spent the evening revelling with their guests.
5.OUTBREAK (NOUN): eruption
Synonyms: flare-up, upsurge
Antonyms: pacification
Example Sentence:
The origin of the outbreak is uncertain.
6.WITHOLD (VERB): hold back
Synonyms: keep back, conceal
Antonyms: reveal
Example Sentence:
The name of the dead man is being withheld.
7. DISSENSION (NOUN): disagreement
Synonyms: difference of opinion, dispute
Antonyms: agreement, accord
Example Sentence:
These issues caused bitter dissension in the party.
8. GENEROSITY (NOUN): liberality
Synonyms: magnanimity
Antonyms: meanness
Example Sentence:
I was overwhelmed by the generosity of friends and neighbours.
✅ 26.04.2024
1. BRINK (NOUN): edge
Synonyms: verge, margin
Antonyms: middle
Example Sentence:
This woman could bring me to the brink of insanity.
2. SPUR (NOUN): stimulus
Synonyms: incentive, encouragement
Antonyms: disincentive
Example Sentence:
Wars act as a spur to practical invention.
3. UNRELENTING (ADJECTIVE): continual
Synonyms: constant, continuous
Antonyms: intermittent
Example Sentence:
He continued to pursue acting with unrelenting hostility.
4. BLEAK (ADJECTIVE): unpromising
Synonyms: unfavourable , unpropitious
Antonyms: promising
Example Sentence:
He paints a bleak picture of a company that has lost its way.
5. SLACKEN (VERB):slow
Synonyms: slow down, decelerate
Antonyms: speed up
Example Sentence:
The pace of trade never slackens.
6. BENEVOLENT (ADJECTIVE): kind
Synonyms: kindly, kind-hearted
Antonyms: unkind
Example Sentence:
He was something of a benevolent despot.
7. TACIT (ADJECTIVE): implicit
Synonyms: understood, implied
Antonyms: explicit
Example Sentence:
Your silence may be taken to mean tacit agreement.
8. AGILE (ADJECTIVE): nimble
Synonyms: lithe, spry
Antonyms: clumsy
Example Sentence:
I am as agile as a monkey.
9. PERIL (NOUN): danger
Synonyms: jeopardy, risk
Antonyms: safety
Example Sentence:
The hour of peril for the Latin kingdom had now at last struck.
10. AMASS (VERB): gather
Synonyms: collect, assemble
Antonyms: dissipate
Example Sentence:
He amassed a fortune estimated at close to a million pounds.
