BLATANT (ADJECTIVE): : flagrant
Synonyms: glaring, obvious
Antonyms: inconspicuous
Example Sentence:
She turned her back on him in blatant disregard he wasn't likely to misinterpret.
2. EXPEDITE (VERB): : speed up
Synonyms: accelerate, hurry
Antonyms: delay
Example Sentence:
He promised to expedite economic reforms.
Synonyms: glaring, obvious
Antonyms: inconspicuous
Example Sentence:
She turned her back on him in blatant disregard he wasn't likely to misinterpret.
2. EXPEDITE (VERB): : speed up
Synonyms: accelerate, hurry
Antonyms: delay
Example Sentence:
He promised to expedite economic reforms.
3.UNUSUAL (ADJECTIVE): : remarkable
Synonyms: extraordinary, exceptional
Antonyms: unremarkable
Example Sentence:
He is a man of unusual talent.
4. DOMINANCE (NOUN): : supremacy
Synonyms: superiority, ascendancy
Antonyms: subservience
Example Sentence:
There is worldwide dominance of Hollywood.
Synonyms: extraordinary, exceptional
Antonyms: unremarkable
Example Sentence:
He is a man of unusual talent.
4. DOMINANCE (NOUN): : supremacy
Synonyms: superiority, ascendancy
Antonyms: subservience
Example Sentence:
There is worldwide dominance of Hollywood.
5. REDEMPTION (NOUN): : retrieval
Synonyms: recovery, reclamation
Antonyms: deprivation
Example Sentence:
The peasants found the terms of redemption unattractive.
6. ESCALATION (NOUN): : rise
Synonyms: hike, advance
Antonyms: plunge
Example Sentence:
A convincing argument backed by a slow policy may limit escalation of a crisis.
7. VIOLENT (ADJECTIVE): : intense
Synonyms: extreme, strong
Antonyms: mild
Example Sentence:
I have a violent dislike for red roses.
8. FURY (NOUN): : rage
Synonyms: anger, wrath
Antonyms: good humour
Example Sentence:
Her eyes were filled with tears of fury and frustration.
9. BAR (VERB): : prohibit
Synonyms: debar, preclude
Antonyms: admit
Example Sentence:
Journalists had been barred from covering the elections.
10. ELIGIBLE (ADJECTIVE): : entitled
Synonyms: permitted allowed
Antonyms: ineligible
Example Sentence:
Customers who are eligible for discounts, formed a long queue.
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