VOCABULARY
- VOCIFEROUS (ADJECTIVE): noisy
Synonyms: clamorous, boisterous
Antonyms: calm, serene
Example Sentence: It was vociferous dance session.
- UPBRAID (VERB): scold
Synonyms: admonish, berate
Antonyms: forgive, compliment
Example Sentence: The police officer did not hesitate to upbraid the man for driving without insurance.
- VIABLE (ADJECTIVE): reasonable
Synonyms: practicable, applicable
Antonyms: impossible, unfeasible
Example Sentence: The two small bookstores see a merger as the only viable means of competing with online booksellers.
- WREAK (VERB): avenge
Synonyms: destroy, demolish
Antonyms: construct, repair
Example Sentence: Terrorists love to wreak damage wherever they can.
- WANE (VERB): separate
Synonyms: disconnect, detach
Antonyms: attach, connect
Example Sentence: She waned her individual ideas from the group.
- UNEARTH (VERB): dig up
Synonyms: discover, excavate
Antonyms: conceal, cover
Example Sentence: “workmen unearthed an ancient artillery shell”.
- VENT (VERB): express
Synonyms: utter, let out
Antonyms: quiet, conceal
Example Sentence: She vented her clear thoughts over “women empowerment”.
- DIMINUTIVE (ADJECTIVE): tiny
Synonyms: petite, pint-sized
Antonyms: big, enormous
Example Sentence: I am feeling diminutive hunger right now.
- SINISTER (ADJECTIVE): evil
Synonyms: dire, devilish
Antonyms: angelic, divine
Example sentence: He is a sinister person.
- EFFETE (ADJECTIVE): spoiled
Synonyms: burnt up, corrupt
Antonyms: capable, tireless
Example Sentence: He is an effete kid.
