📚Gds daily vocabulary session📚 

08/03/2022(Tuesday-09:05 pm) 📰

1.RIDICULE (VERB): : deride

Synonyms: mock, scorn

Antonyms: praise

Example Sentence:

She shouldn’t ridicule him for the aspirations which he had.

2.ABOLISH (VERB): : put an end to

Synonyms: do away with, get rid of

Antonyms: retain

Example Sentence:

The tax was abolished in 1977.

3.EXQUISITE (ADJECTIVE): : beautiful

Synonyms: lovely, elegant

Antonyms: crude

Example Sentence:

The Indians brought in exquisite designs and beadwork to sell.

4. FEASIBLE (ADJECTIVE): : practicable

Synonyms: practical, workable

Antonyms: impractical

Example Sentence:

It is not feasible to put most finds from excavations on public display.
5.TRANQUILLIZE (VERB): : sedate

Synonyms: soothe, pacify

Antonyms: agitate

Example Sentence:

The dogs had to be tranquillized before their owner's body could be brought out.
6.IMPROBABLE (ADJECTIVE):: inauthentic

Synonyms: unconvincing, unbelievable

Antonyms: believable

Example Sentence:

The characters have improbable names.

7. IMPULSE (NOUN): : wildness

Synonyms: spontaneity, recklessness

Antonyms: premeditation

Example Sentence:

She was solely a woman of impulse, not premeditation.

8.WRECK (VERB): : ruin

Synonyms: spoil, disrupt

Antonyms: facilitate

Example Sentence:

An eye injury wrecked his chances of a professional career.

9.TORMENT (NOUN): : agony

Synonyms: suffering, torture

Antonyms: pleasure

Example Sentence:

Their deaths have left both families in torment.

10.FELICITOUS (ADJECTIVE): : apt

Synonyms: well chosen, choice

Antonyms: inappropriate

Example Sentence:

It was a felicitous phrase

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