VOCABULARY
- TAME (ADJECTIVE): domesticated
Synonyms: docile, gentle
Antonyms: harsh, rough
Example Sentence: The fish are so tame you have to push them away.
- CRAM (VERB): overcrowd
Synonyms: stuff, pack
Antonyms: release, let out
Example Sentence:The ashtray by the bed was crammed with cigarette butts.
- REBUT (VERB): deny
Synonyms: quash, disapprove
Antonyms: allow, approve
Example Sentence:He had to rebut charges of acting.
- OUTLANDISH (ADJECTIVE): eccentric
Synonyms: extravagant, bizarre
Antonyms: common, familiar
Example Sentence:He is an outlandish king.
- SUAVITY (NOUN): sophistication
Synonyms: charm, courtesy
Antonyms: misbehaviour, rudeness
Example Sentence:I need lessons in suavity.
- THRONG (NOUN): bunch
Synonyms: flock, mass
Antonyms: individual, one
Example Sentence:He pushed his way through the throng.
- INCERTITUDE (NOUN): uncertainty
Synonyms: doubt, insecurity
Antonyms: certainty, certitude
Example Sentence: Some schools broke down under the stresses of policy incertitude.
- UNRUFFLED (ADJECTIVE): calm
Synonyms: composed, unflappable
Antonyms: upset, worried
Example Sentence:She was looking unruffled.
- ANNEX (NOUN): addendum
Synonyms: appendix, adjunct
Antonyms: base, lessening
Example Sentence:To eliminate overcrowding, the county is going to add an annex to the high school.
- UNREFUTED (ADJECTIVE): accurate
Synonyms: authentic, definite
Antonyms: incorrect, indefinite
Example Sentence:She has completed an unrefuted task.
