VOCABULARY
1.SCYTHE (VERB): cut
Synonyms: curtail, slash
Antonyms: combine, collude
Example Sentence:She hurt her finger while scything vegetables.
- FANCY (ADJECTIVE): decorative
Synonyms: extravagant, elegant
Antonyms: plain, simple
Example Sentence:We have organized a fancy dress competition.
- THUNDERCLAP (NOUN): loud hitting noise
Synonyms: boom, bang
Antonyms: mumble, murmur
Example Sentence: Their sound became a thunderclap as the lions roared together.
- ABRUPTLY (ADVERB): all of a sudden
Synonyms: unexpectedly, unanticipatedly
Antonyms: expectedly, conceivably
Example Sentence:The speech was stopped abruptly by the opposition.
- EPILOGUE (NOUN): summation
Synonyms: postscript, afterward
Antonyms: introduction, preface
Example Sentence:The epilogue of the book was designed beautifully.
- PRELUDE (NOUN): beginning of event
Synonyms: prologue, foreword
Antonyms: postlude, ending
Example Sentence:The prelude of the presentation should contain all the relevant details.
- INTERLUDE (NOUN): break
Synonyms: halt, intermission
Antonyms: continuation, beginning
Example Sentence:We had to take a lot of interludes during our work.
- PROPOSTION (NOUN): suggestion
Synonyms: proposal, hypothesis
Antonyms: truth, reality
Example Sentence:I need to think on the propositions given by you.
- EXPLODE (VERB): blow up
Synonyms: detonate, erupt
Antonyms: implode, mend
Example Sentence:The bomb will explode very soon, we need to evacuate everyone quickly.
- WRATH (NOUN): extreme anger
Synonyms: acrimony, fury
Antonyms: calm, peace
Example Sentence:The wrath of the gods shall not be invoked.
