📚Gds  Weekly vocabulary session📚 
30/04/2022(Saturday -09:05 pm) 📰

1.COERCIVE (ADJECTIVE): relating to using force or threats
Synonyms: bullying, violent
Antonyms: agreement, approval
Example Sentence:
The SC has at last removed the coercive element it had unfortunately introduced by an
interim order in November 2016.

2. STATUTORY (ADJECTIVE): enacted by statute
Synonyms: lawful, legal
Antonyms: illegal, illicit
Example Sentence:

The proposal was approved by the NTCA, a statutory body under the Union Ministry of Environment and Forests.

 3. PATRONS (NOUN): supporter
Synonyms: protector, financer
Antonyms: antagonist, opponent
Example Sentence:
One of the three judges on the Bench had at an earlier hearing doubted the wisdom of asking patrons of cinema.

4. APPAREL (NOUN): clothing
Synonyms: dress, garment
Antonyms: denude, unveil
Example Sentence:
Global brands across different categories, from apparel to electronics to accessories will be aided through this concept.

5. UNETHICAL (ADJECTIVE): not morally correct
Synonyms: corrupt, crooked
Antonyms: appropriate, ethical
Example Sentence:
It was mired in allegations of bribery and going soft on unethical doctors

6. CONSCIENTIOUS (ADJECTIVE): wishing to do one’s work
Synonyms: fastidious, meticulous
Antonyms: careless, indifferent
Example Sentence:
Conscientious doctors tended to avoid such elections.

7. PROVINCE (NOUN): territories, region
Synonyms: colony, county
Antonyms: avocation, recreation
Example Sentence:

8. SKYROCKET (VERB): increase rapidly

Synonyms: catapult, escalate
Antonyms: descend, decrease
Example Sentence:
The trade deficit has skyrocketed.

9. SCRUTINY (NOUN): search

Synonyms: examination, inspection
Antonyms: ignorance, avoidance
Example Sentence:
She inspects my room with scrutiny.

10. SECLUDED (ADJECTIVE): sheltered and private
Synonyms: lonely, isolated
Antonyms: extroverted, sociable
Example Sentence:

He is rigidly secluded, but intrigue is frequent.

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