- FOOTLOOSE (ADJECTIVE): Easy going
Synonyms: unattached, free and easy
Antonyms: bound, enslaved
Example Sentence: I am a footloose person and so is she.
- ROLLICKING (ADJECTIVE): Joyous
Synonyms: jaunty, spirited
Antonyms: sad, depressed
Example Sentence: We enjoyed his rollicking performance.
- LANGUID (ADJECTIVE): Dropping
Synonyms: sluggish, laid-back
Antonyms: energetic, lively
Example Sentence: Why are you looking so languid?
- MURKY (ADJECTIVE): Dark
Synonyms: gloomy, dreary
Antonyms: bright, luminous
Example Sentence: The stress lines on his face are the clear sign of murky life that he is leading.
- RAKISH (ADJECTIVE): Charming
Synonyms: dashing, raffish
Antonyms: boorish, adhesive
Example Sentence: He is a rakish man.
- COHORT (NOUN): Companion
Synonyms: comrade, partner
Antonyms: opponent, adversary
Example Sentence: Adivasis and their cohort made the violent protest.
- WEAKENED (ADJECTIVE): Depleted
Synonyms: exhausted, tired
Antonyms: energetic, invigorated
Example Sentence: His eyes were looking painstakingly weakened.
- SUBLIME (ADJECTIVE): Magnificent
Synonyms: glorious, heavenly
Antonyms: inferior, lowly
Example Sentence: The function we attended took place at a sublime lodge.
- ENSCONCE (ADJECTIVE): Situate
Synonyms: stash, cache
Antonyms: unsettle, depart
Example Sentence: There is no need to worry about the witness because she is ensconced in the safe house.
- DETOUR (NOUN): Deviation
Synonyms: turn, diversion
Antonyms: straightness, direction
Example Sentence: Due to metro work, traffic has to follow detour.
