- MEDIATION (NOUN): attempt to bring to agreement
Synonyms: arbitration, negotiation
Antonyms: argument, disagreement
Example Sentence: The mediation was successful as the warring countries agreed for a ceasefire.
- DARING (ADJECTIVE): adventurous
Synonyms: audacious, gutsy
Antonyms: meek, cowardly
Example Sentence: A daring person fears nothing.
- ADVOCATE (VERB): support idea or cause publicly
Synonyms: uphold, urge
Antonyms: hinder, condemn
Example Sentence: He advocated the cause for a long time.
- CONSCIENTIOUS (ADJECTIVE): thorough, careful
Synonyms: diligent, fastidious
Antonyms: careless, dishonest
Example Sentence: The conscientious employees achieved the target.
- RAMBLE (VERB): wander about aimlessly
Synonyms: meander, roam
Antonyms: stay, be direct
Example Sentence: He loves to ramble around the city.
- PRISTINE (ADJECTIVE): clean, pure
Synonyms: immaculate, intact
Antonyms: affected, dirty
Example Sentence: The country is wild, and in its pristine state; nature everywhere.
- PRODIGAL (ADJECTIVE): Rashly or wastefully extravagant
Synonyms: extravagant, impious
Antonyms: frugal, thrifty
Example Sentence: After getting the job, Shyam has become prodigal.
- EXTORTIONATE (ADJECTIVE): oppressive
Synonyms: exorbitant, inordinate
Antonyms: normal, moderate
Example Sentence: That restaurant’s prices are extortionate.
- EXTRICATE (VERB): to set free
Synonyms: disentangle, disengage
Antonyms: siege, tighten
Example Sentence: He extricated her from her difficulties.
- EJECT (VERB): throw or be thrown out
Synonyms: emit, dismiss
Antonyms: retain, possess
Example Sentence: He was forcibly ejected from the restaurant.
