VOCABULARY
- DECIMATE (VERB): destroy
Synonyms: annihilate, exterminate
Antonyms: build, create
Example Sentence: She was trying to decimate my evening plans.
- 2. INVINCIBLE (ADJECTIVE): indestructible
Synonyms: bulletproof, impassable
Antonyms: destructible, beatable
Example Sentence: Her ideology is invincible.
- INNOCUOUS (ADJECTIVE): banal
Synonyms: bland, inoffensive
Antonyms: harmful, injurious
Example Sentence: I found those practices more innocuous.
- REASSURE (VERB): assure
Synonyms: comfort, console
Antonyms: annoy, discourage
Example Sentence: They reassured his parents.
- PANACEA (NOUN): cure-all
Synonyms: elixir, remedy
Antonyms: disease, injury
Example Sentence: She made the panacea for all.
- DETEST (VERB): abhor
Synonyms: despise, loathe
Antonyms: like, admire
Example Sentence: He detests everybody.
- PIOUS (ADJECTIVE): dedicated
Synonyms: devout, righteous
Antonyms: sinful, impious
Example Sentence: I have a pious feeling in my mind.
- STUPOR (NOUN): slumber
Synonyms: trance, apathy
Antonyms: consciousness, wakefulness
Example Sentence: She was in a stupor.
- INERTIA (NOUN): laziness
Synonyms: paralysis, passivity
Antonyms: activity, liveliness
Example Sentence: She did not wake up out of inertia.
- ENIGMA (NOUN): conundrum
Synonyms: puzzle, mystery
Antonyms: clarity, discernment
Example Sentence: Sadly, the little girl’s disappearance continues to be an enigma
