- COMITY (NOUN):Civility
Synonyms: politeness, amenity
Antonyms: enmity, hostility
Example Sentence: They treated their guests with comity.
- PREVARICATE (VERB):Deceive
Synonyms: con, garble
Antonyms: be honest, tell truth
Example Sentence: He is back to the drawing board in prevaricating the police.
- DELETERIOUS (ADJECTIVE):Harmful
Synonyms: destroying, destructive
Antonyms: aiding, assisting
Example Sentence: No use crying over spilt milk, already his deleterious activities cost his parents an arm and a leg.
- DAUNT (VERB):Frighten
Synonyms: appall, deter
Antonyms: calm, comfort
Example Sentence: On hearing that she left her home, made me felt hell lot daunted.
- DISTEND (VERB):Bulge
Synonyms: bloat, expand
Antonyms: shrink, compress
Example Sentence:Excess weight caused his belly to distend.
- ANNULMENT (NOUN):Abolition
Synonyms: abrogation, cancellation
Antonyms: approval, confirmation
Example Sentence: The annulment of his contract taught him a lesson of not counting the chickens before they are hatched.
- EFFRONTERY (NOUN): Arrogance
Synonyms: assurance, brashness
Antonyms: politeness, humility
Example Sentence: I keep effrontery at the bay with my dear ones.
- FACETIOUS (ADJECTIVE):Amusing
Synonyms: blithe, capering
Antonyms: serious, unfunny
Example Sentence: Because she was overbearing and often facetious, Jane had few friends.
- PAROCHIAL (ADJECTIVE):Insular
Synonyms: petty, sectarian
Antonyms: broad minded, liberal
Example Sentence: The parochial school’s views are limited to the religious principles of the church that manages it..
- OUTLIER (NOUN):Aberration
Synonyms: deviation, eccentricity
Antonyms: standard, normality
Example Sentence: While other members of her family joined the bandwagon, Amy was an outlier because she chose not to join the politics.
