- CONSORT (NOUN):-associate
Synonyms:-concomitant, companion
Antonyms:-enemy, foe
Example Sentence:-She chose to consort with the enemy.
- DROLL (ADJECTIVE):-amusing
Synonyms:-eccentric, whimsical
Antonyms:- serious, tragic
Example Sentence:-James is a fine droll artist.
- SCROUNGE (VERB):-beg
Synonyms:-hunt, wheedle
Antonyms:-give, offer
Example Sentence:-Anika had managed to scrounge one burger for her appetite.
- FELICITATION (NOUN):-admiration
Synonyms:-applause, adulation
Antonyms:-criticism, disregard
Example Sentence:-It is my honour to extend the felicitation of the Vice-President.
- DESULTORY (ADJECTIVE):-random
Synonyms:-aimless, chaotic
Antonyms:-organised, systematic
Example Sentence:-A few people were left, bullying around in a desultory fashion.
- QUEST (NOUN):-search
Synonyms:-chase, hunt
Antonyms:-retreat, withdraw
Example Sentence:-The quest for a reliable successor has intensified.
- WARY (ADJECTIVE):-careful
Synonyms:-attentive, vigilant
Antonyms:-careless, incautious
Example Sentence:-Monkeys which have been mistreated often remain wary of strangers.
- DECIMATE (VERB):-destroy
Synonyms:-annihilate, exterminate
Antonyms:-build, create
Example Sentence:-The inhabitants of the country had been decimated.
- PROFOUND (ADJECTIVE):-intellectual
Synonyms:-philosophical, serious
Antonyms:-superficial, unimportant
Example Sentence:-He is a profound philosopher.
- MINUSCULE (ADJECTIVE):- very small
Synonyms:-insignificant, tiny
Antonyms:- big, huge
Example Sentence:-It is a minuscule fragment of DNA.
