Synonyms: Lazy, Lax
Antonyms: Enthusiastic
Example Sentence:
Raj has a rather lackadaisical approach to his work.
2. OUTLAY (NOUN): : Expenditure
Synonyms: Expenses, Spending
Antonyms: Income
Example Sentence:
A modest outlay on local advertising was spent.
3. SANCTIFY (VERB): : Consecrate
Synonyms: Bless, Ordain
Antonyms: Deconsecrate
Example Sentence:
He was consecrated bishop of York.
4. CONTEMPORARY (ADJECTIVE): : Present
Synonyms: Modern, Present-day
Antonyms: Old-fashioned, Out of date
Example Sentence:
The event was recorded by a contemporary historian.
5. PROPONENT (NOUN): : Supporter
Synonyms: Upholder, Exponent
Antonyms: Opponent
Example Sentence:
He is a strong proponent of the free market and liberal trade policies.
6. ADHERE (VERB): : Abide by
Synonyms: Stick to, Hold to
Antonyms: Flout, Ignore
Example Sentence:
All drivers must adhere to speed limits.
7. CONTEND (VERB): :Face
Synonyms: Cope with, Grapple with
Antonyms: Surrender, Allow
Example Sentence:
She had to contend with his uncertain temper.
8. INCONSPICUOUS (ADJECTIVE): : Unnoticeable
Synonyms: Unobtrusive, Unremarkable
Antonyms: Conspicuous, Noticeable
Example Sentence:
That was an inconspicuous red-brick building.
9. STAMPEDE (NOUN): : Panic
Synonyms: Rush, Flight
Antonyms: Retreat, Standing
Example Sentence:
The herd was fleeing in a wild stampede.
10. DISCOURSE (NOUN): : Discussion
Synonyms: conversation, talk
Antonyms: Silence
Example Sentence:
They understand the language of political discourse only.
Synonyms: Bless, Ordain
Antonyms: Deconsecrate
Example Sentence:
He was consecrated bishop of York.
4. CONTEMPORARY (ADJECTIVE): : Present
Synonyms: Modern, Present-day
Antonyms: Old-fashioned, Out of date
Example Sentence:
The event was recorded by a contemporary historian.
5. PROPONENT (NOUN): : Supporter
Synonyms: Upholder, Exponent
Antonyms: Opponent
Example Sentence:
He is a strong proponent of the free market and liberal trade policies.
6. ADHERE (VERB): : Abide by
Synonyms: Stick to, Hold to
Antonyms: Flout, Ignore
Example Sentence:
All drivers must adhere to speed limits.
7. CONTEND (VERB): :Face
Synonyms: Cope with, Grapple with
Antonyms: Surrender, Allow
Example Sentence:
She had to contend with his uncertain temper.
8. INCONSPICUOUS (ADJECTIVE): : Unnoticeable
Synonyms: Unobtrusive, Unremarkable
Antonyms: Conspicuous, Noticeable
Example Sentence:
That was an inconspicuous red-brick building.
9. STAMPEDE (NOUN): : Panic
Synonyms: Rush, Flight
Antonyms: Retreat, Standing
Example Sentence:
The herd was fleeing in a wild stampede.
10. DISCOURSE (NOUN): : Discussion
Synonyms: conversation, talk
Antonyms: Silence
Example Sentence:
They understand the language of political discourse only.
Example Sentence:
She'd been incapable of empathy.
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