- DEEP-SEATED (ADJECTIVE): inherited
Synonyms: intrinsic, inborn
Antonyms: acquired, extrinsic
Example Sentence: Singing talent is deep-seated in Shivali.
- GOODY-GOODY (ADJECTIVE): adoring
Synonyms: ardent, fervent
Antonyms: apathetic, disloyal
Example Sentence: My friends consider me a goody-goody person
- EXPECTANT (ADJECTIVE): eager
Synonyms: excited, anxious
Antonyms: disinterested, unenthusiastic
Example Sentence: Expectant crowds arrived early.
- WISPY (ADJECTIVE): feeble
Synonyms: infirm, slender
Antonyms: solid, strong
Example Sentence: She is such a wispy woman.
- NIX (VERB): invalidate
Synonyms: abolish, annul
Antonyms: validate, approve
Example Sentence: The new government did not nix the old rules.
- TOTTERING (ADJECTIVE): unstable
Synonyms: rickety, unsettled
Antonyms: firm, sound
Example Sentence: A hunched figure tottering down the path.
- ENDURING (ADJECTIVE): forever
Synonyms: everlasting, deathless
Antonyms: perishable, destructible
Example Sentence: God is imperishable.
- REECHO (VERB): resound
Synonyms: resound, redound
Antonyms: quiten, dull
Example Sentence: His voice reechoed in my mind.
- MULISH (ADJECTIVE): mean
Synonyms: wicked, cantankerous
Antonyms: compliant, nice
Example Sentence: The shepherd is a mulish person.
- ANCILLARY (NOUN): addition
Synonyms: attachment, addendum
Antonyms: necessity, requirement
Example Sentence: The tower is merely an ancillary to this royal building.
