- EMULATE (VERB): Follow suit
Synonyms: imitate, mimic
Antonyms: neglect, ignore
Example Sentence: It is important to emulate the dress code.
- MOLLIFY (VERB): Allay
Synonyms: alleviate, ameliorate
Antonyms: agitate, irritate
Example Sentence: Only you can mollify the prevailing situation.
- CRAVEN (ADJECTIVE): Timid
Synonyms: coward, nebbish
Antonyms: bold person, brave person
Example Sentence: He is such a craven person.
- CONTRITE (ADJECTIVE): Regretful
Synonyms: apologetic, humble
Antonyms: unrepentant, indifferent
Example Sentence: Don’t be a contrite employee you’re on the ball.
- MENDACOUS (ADJECTIVE): Dishonest
Synonyms: deceitful, deceptive
Antonyms: frank, sincere
Example Sentence: He is cutting corner because everybody tells he is a mendacious boy.
- IMMUTABLE (ADJECTIVE): Unchangeable
Synonyms: abiding, inflexible
Antonyms: flexible, variable
Example Sentence: Don’t wrap your head around immutable petty politics in this office.
- MAVERICK (NOUN): Person who takes chances
Synonyms: bohemian, dissenter
Antonyms: conservative, moderate
Example Sentence: If you are a maverick you should get anxiety out of your system.
- EBULLIANCE (NOUN): Enthusiasm
Synonyms: buoyancy, elation
Antonyms: sadness, depression
Example Sentence: He shows great ebullience while performing arts at the theatre.
- CONFOUND (VERB): Confuse
Synonyms: bewilder, baffle
Antonyms: explain, clarify
Example Sentence: He was confound about his new career plans.
- ECLECTIC (ADJECTIVE): Diverse
Synonyms: broad, varied
Antonyms: similar, specific
Example Sentence: He has very well survived in many eclectic conditions.
