1.LIVID (ADJECTIVE): upset
Synonyms: somber, gloomy
Antonyms: cheerful, happy
Example Sentence: The employees were livid about the imposed penalties.
- NOSTALGIA (NOUN): a longing for a time or event that has passed
Synonyms: yearning, remembrance
Antonyms: despising, loathing
Example Sentence: This place triggers nostalgia of my college days.
- OBVERSE (ADJECTIVE): the reverse of a certainty or fact
Synonyms: opposite, unlike
Antonym: similar, compatible
Example Sentence: Proving the obverse to your opponent’s idea would make you win the debate.
- MAJESTIC (ADJECTIVE): displaying impressive grandeur
Synonyms: impressive, splendid
Antonyms: shabby, lowly
Example Sentence: King Ashoka was a majestic man with a charismatic persona.
- LAGGARD (NOUN): one who loses due to laziness.
Synonyms: straggler, lingerer
Antonyms: winner, hard worker
Example Sentence: He was always the laggard who finished in last place.
- LUGUBRIOUS (ADJECTIVE): sad
Synonyms: mournful, sorrowful
Antonym: joyful, pleasant
Example Sentence: The teacher was in lugubrious mood so he dismissed the class early.
- INDUBITALE (ADJECTIVE): undoubted
Synonyms: apparent, assured
Antonyms: dubious, questionable
Example Sentence: It is an indubitable fact we must conserve water during the harsh drought.
- ACQUIESCE (VERB): agree with some reluctance
Synonyms: conform, comply
Antonyms: deny, resist
Example Sentence: I would rather acquiesce to his wish than listen to his constant blabbering.
- ABROGATE (VERB): put an end to
Synonyms: annul, abolish
Antonyms: validate, permit
Example sentence: No one can abrogate your freedom to speech.
- LEVY (VERB): impose
Synonyms: demand, enforce
Antonyms: prevent, remove
Example Sentence: Not all governments levy a water and land tax on their citizen.