VOCABULARY
- DOWNHILL (ADJECTIVE): descending
Synonyms: dropping, declining
Antonyms: ascending, rising
Example Sentence: It has a downhill cost in the market.
- DIRGEFUL (ADJECTIVE): depressing
Synonyms: crestfallen, dolorous
Antonyms: gleeful, elated
Example Sentence: His defeat is a dirgeful moment for us.
- LAMSTER (ADJECTIVE): volatile
Synonyms: ephemeral, temporary
Antonyms: lasting, evergreen
Example Sentence: He changes his lamster philosophy everyday.
- BEQUEATH (VERB): bestow
Synonyms: grant, pass on
Antonyms: take, receive
Example Sentence: My penniless father had nothing to bequeath me in her will.
- INFLATED (ADJECTIVE): exaggerated
Synonyms: bloated, overblown
Antonyms: shrunken, abridged
Example Sentence: She exaggerated the matter.
- DECEITFUL (ADJECTIVE): dishonest
Synonyms: duplicitous, delusive
Antonyms: authentic, upright
Example Sentence: Aarav told me that Manu is a deceitful boy.
- HARNESS (VERB): control
Synonyms: tame, fetter
Antonyms: unharness, liberate
Example Sentence: She could not harness her emotions.
- BRUISE (VERB): discolour
Synonyms: batter, pulverize
Antonyms: complement, heal
Example Sentence: This dye has bruise her clothes.
- KINDLE (VERB): start a fire
Synonyms: inflame, ignite
Antonyms: extinguish, put out
Example Sentence: The dacoit kindled the village.
- AROMA (NOUN): scent
Synonyms: fragrance, incense
Antonyms: stench, odour
Example Sentence: I am experiencing the nice aroma of coffee.
