VOCABULARY
- FREAK (NOUN): aberration
Synonyms: anomaly, oddity
Antonyms: conformity, normality
Example Sentence: The teacher says the accident was a total freak.
- DISCOURSE (NOUN): communication
Synonyms: dialogue, conversation
Antonyms: quiet, silence
Example Sentence: This is the language of political discourse.
- GALLANT (ADJECTIVE): courageous
Synonyms: brave, fearless
Antonyms: afraid, fearful
Example Sentence: She is a gallant lady.
- GRACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): kind
Synonyms: congenial, cordial
Antonyms: surly, irritable
Example Sentence: Harika is a gracious hostess.
- GLIB (ADJECTIVE): artful
Synonyms: articulate, eloquent
Antonyms: awkward, silent
Example Sentence: The glib phrases soon roll off the tongue.
- GULLIBLE (ADJECTIVE): foolish
Synonyms: unsophisticated, artless
Antonyms: wise, perceptive
Example Sentence: He had formulated a gullible idea.
- GRATUITOUS (ADJECTIVE): free
Synonyms: charge-less, costless
Antonyms: costly, expensive
Example Sentence: The homeless shelter provides food gratuitous for needy individuals.
- HEARSAY (NOUN): blasphemy
Synonyms: fallacy, apostasy
Antonyms: agreement, belief
Example Sentence: Court officials dismissed the witness’s testimony as hearsay.
- GRAVE (ADJECTIVE): sober
Synonyms: sage, subdued
Antonyms: agitated, boisterous
Example Sentence: He gave a grave look.
- GUST (NOUN): blast
Synonyms: breeze, burst
Antonyms: calm, quiet
Example Sentence: I was feeling rather stifling save for a lone gust of wind.
