- QUAVER (VERB): hesitate
Synonyms: flounder, waver
Antonyms: endure, stable
Example Sentence: He never quavered in giving a quick response.
- FALLACY (NOUN): deception
Synonyms: illusion, heresy
Antonyms: truthfulness, accuracy
Example sentence: Sometimes well planned marketing strategies are made under fallacy.
- FACILE (ADJECTIVE): skilful
Synonyms: dexterous, adroit
Antonyms: clumsy, arduous
Example sentence: Perfection in any task is result of facile approach.
- GLUT (NOUN): oversupply
Synonyms: surplus, plenitude
Antonyms: scarcity, paucity
Example sentence: There is a glut of cars on the market.
- HOTFOOT (VERB): hurry
Synonyms: haste, prompt
Antonyms: lull, idle
Example sentence: He rushed hotfoot to the planning office to object.
- HORRENDOUS (ADJECTIVE): shocking
Synonyms: frightful, abominable
Antonyms: alluring, fascinating
Example sentence: Poor performance in exam was hideous incidence for him.
- INTRIGUE (NOUN): manipulation
Synonyms: conspiracy, counterplot
Antonyms: bluntness, honesty
Example sentence: They intrigued a plan to defame him.
- SLY (ADJECTIVE): deft
Synonyms: proficient, skilled
Antonyms: immature, incompetent
Example sentence: Sachin Tendulkar is a sly player.
- GOAD (VERB): instigate
Synonyms: provoke, arouse
Antonyms: deter, discourage
Example sentence: As a teacher, he was constantly looking for positive ways to goad her students into reading more.
- BLASÉ (ADJECTIVE): tired
Synonyms: exhausted, fatigued
Antonyms: refreshed, revived
Example sentence: Continuous work makes him blasé.
