- OPACITY (NOUN): non-transparency
Synonyms: darkness, obscurity
Antonyms: brightness, cognizance
Example Sentence: I could not see anything due to opacity.
- SUBVERSION (NOUN): destruction, end
Synonyms: sabotage, disruption
Antonyms: continuation, assistance
Example Sentence: I don’t know the extent of the others’ subversion.
- QUANTUM (NOUN): quantity, amount
Synonyms: amount, measure
Antonyms: part, whole
Example Sentence: Measuring the quantum amount of the object destroyed it.
- LEGITIMATE (ADJECTIVE): legal, judicial
Synonyms: sensible, consistent
Antonyms: abnormal, illegal
Example Sentence: The children were legitimate and legal heirs.
- DISPENSATION (NOUN): system, arrangement
Synonyms: allotment, courtesy
Antonyms: denial, veto
Example Sentence: To get a divorce, they need to request a dispensation from the leader.
- PROPAGANDA (NOUN): information used in a political point of view
Synonyms: indoctrination, publicity
Antonyms: truth, principle
Example Sentence: During election season, politicians try to beat rivals by airing propaganda.
- DISCLOSURE (NOUN): declaration, revelation
Synonyms: acknowledgement, confession
Antonyms: concealment, secret
Example Sentence: Owing to the disclosure of some of its secrets, the organisations became liberalised.
- DISCRETIONARY (ADJECTIVE): optional or non-compulsory
Synonyms: unrestricted, elective
Antonyms: non-discretionary, restricted
Example Sentence: You have now the discretionary power for the recruitment.
- ANONYMITY (NOUN): the condition of being anonymous
Synonyms: namelessness, ambiguity
Antonyms: lucidity, certainty
Example Sentence: She wants herself anonymity.
- RELUCTANCE (noun): unwillingness
Synonyms: hesitancy, objection
Antonyms: acceptance, allowance
Example Sentence: He tossed in a hint of reluctance.
