VOCABULARY
- FIERY (ADJECTIVE): Blazing
Synonyms: fierce, flaming
Antonyms: dull, mild
Example Sentence: A paparazzi asked a fiery question from Alia.
- PLEADING (VERB): Imploring
Synonyms: appealing, beseeching
Antonyms:granting,demanding
Example Sentence: The patient’s family members were pleading before the doctor.
- INARTICULATE (ADJECTIVE): Unable to express oneself clearly
Synonyms: incoherent, blurred
Antonyms: articulate, communicative
Example Sentence: He is a pronounced stutter and so he gave an inarticulate speech.
- ASTUTE (ADJECTIVE): Clever
Synonyms: cunning, crafty
Antonyms: simple, dull
Example Sentence: She is quite an astute girl.
- REVEL (NOUN): Celebration
Synonyms: merrymaking, carousal
Antonyms: gloom, sadness
Example Sentence: All my neighbours had revel in the colonial park.
- JEJUNE (ADJECTIVE): Immature
Synonyms: childish, inane
Antonyms: matured, seasoned
Example Sentence: Don’t act as a jejune child.
- COME OF (VERB): Result
Synonyms: end, culminate
Antonyms: begin, commence
Example Sentence: The movie offer had just came of.
- DEPRECATE (VERB): Express disapproval of
Synonyms: detest, execrate
Antonyms: laud, compliment
Example Sentence: Before you deprecate my actions, you should first review your own behaviour!
- CONVALESCENT (ADJECTIVE): Recovering from illness
Synonyms: ambulatory, healing
Antonyms: regressing, sickly
Example Sentence: He is not still looking a convalescent from face.
- FATHOM (VERB): Measure the depth (of feeling)
Synonyms: comprehend, penetrate
Antonyms: neglect, misinterpret
Example Sentence: The police could not fathom out the reason of his treason.
