- PROFFER (VERB): suggest
Synonyms: propound, propose
Antonyms: refrain, hold
Example Sentence:I’d proffer to not to go there.
- BELLYACHE (NOUN): complaint
Synonyms: grouse, gripe
Antonyms: compliment, flattery
Example Sentence:They had a bellyache regarding his entourage.
- LICITNESS (NOUN): legality
Synonyms: authority, legitimacy
Antonyms: unjustice, unfairness
Example Sentence:It includes much licitness into it.
- RECONDITE (ADJECTIVE): abstruse
Synonyms: arcane, cabalistic
Antonyms: simple, plain
Example Sentence:To me, my daughter’s foolish actions are recondite and not understandable at all.
- FLAIR (NOUN): ability
Synonyms: elegance, knack
Synonyms: inability, stupidity
Example Sentence:He has an immense flair in him.
- RUDIMENTARY (NOUN): elemental
Synonyms: elementary, vestigial
Antonyms: complex, difficult
Example Sentence:Education is a rudimentary objective of the meeting.
- HUNKER (VERB): crouch
Synonyms: grovel, kneel
Antonyms: face, meet
Example Sentence:He hunkered down before me.
- ANARCHY (NOUN): disorder
Synonyms: chaos, unrest
Antonyms: harmony, peace
Example Sentence:He has spreaded out the anarchy.
- PROPITIATION (NOUN): conciliation
Synonyms: abatement, placation
Antonyms: provocation, annoyance
Example Sentence:I lifted his hands in propitiation.
- PERPETRATE (VERB): be responsible for
Synonyms: execute, perform
Antonyms: leave, halt
Example Sentence:A crime has been perpetrated against a sovereign state
