VOCABULARY
- PRECIPICE (NOUN): Steep
Synonyms: cliff, crag
Antonyms: plain, straight
Example Sentence: There was a deep precipice along the road.
- KIBBLE (VERB): Crush
Synonyms: crumble, grate
Antonyms: build, liberate
Example Sentence: I kibbled red black pepper and cheese in my dish.
- MUSTER (NOUN): Assembly
Synonyms: gathering, roster
Antonyms: division, separation
Example Sentence: They mustered at the playground.
- EFFETE (ADJECTIVE): Self-indulgent
Synonyms: spoilt, destroyed
Antonyms: disciplined, proper
Example Sentence: He is an effete kid.
- CORDIAL (ADJECTIVE): Warm-hearted
Synonyms: affable, friendly
Antonyms: hostile, indifferent
Example Sentence: If you treat people in a cordial manner, they will treat you well also.
- JOCULAR (ADJECTIVE): Funny
Synonyms: humorous, playful
Antonyms: gloomy, sad
Example Sentence: I made a jocular statement at the party.
- JIBE (VERB): To agree
Synonyms: harmonize, conform
Antonyms: disagree, differ
Example Sentence: I do not jibe with his idea.
- TUTELARY (ADJECTIVE): Protecting
Synonyms: Guardian, advisory
Antonyms: careless, inattentive
Example Sentence: He was acting as a tutelary brother for me that day.
- JOSTLE (VERB): To compete for something
Synonyms: struggle, tussle
Antonyms: harmonize, co-ordinate
Example Sentence: He was jostling to clinch the title.
- SPLOSH (VERB): Sprinkle
Synonyms: splash, moisten
Antonyms: collocate, cluster
Example Sentence: She sploshed water over the plants.
