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10/04/2022(sunday-09:05 pm) 📰

OPPRESSION (NOUN): misery

Synonyms: despotism, maltreatment

Antonyms: kindness, affection 

Example Sentence:

Pakistan is nation that is known for its oppression.

2. DRACONIAN (ADJECTIVE):  Harsh

Synonyms: cruel, oppressive 

Antonyms: easy, gentle

Example Sentence:

Your master is a draconian man.


3. DAWDLE (VERB):Waste time

Synonyms: loiter, procrastinate 

Antonyms: hasten, hurry

Example Sentence:

The teacher warned the student that he will be punished if he dawdled again.

4. JADED (ADJECTIVE): exhausted

Synonyms: bored, tired

Antonyms: lively, energize

Example Sentence: 

The participants were so jaded from the task that they didn’t even bother to wait for the results.

5. NOXIOUS (ADJECTIVE): Deadly, injurious

Synonyms: destructive, harmful 

Antonyms: helpful, kind

Example Sentence:

This is a noxious chemical.

6. PERSPICACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): Observant, perceptive

Synonyms: alert, aware 

Antonyms: ignorant, unobservant

Example Sentence:

The CDI officers are always perspicacious with their case.

7. FERVENT (ADJECTIVE): Enthusiastic

Synonyms: zealous, ardent 

Antonyms: apathetic, dull

Example Sentence:

He is a fervent child. 

8. FITFUL (ADJECTIVE):  Spasmodic

Synonyms: intermittent, fluctuating

Antonyms: continuous, perpetual

Example Sentence:

As long as his breathing is fitful, he will continue to need an oxygen machine.

9. FLOUT (VERB): Show contempt for

Synonyms: defy, disregard 

Antonyms: honour, praise

Example Sentence:

One should not flout the traffic rules.

10. FEASIBLE (ADJECTIVE): Practicable

Synonyms: possible, doable 

Antonyms: impossible, implausible

Example Sentence:

This seems to be a feasible solution.


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