- COMMEMORATE (VERB): recall or show respect for
Synonyms: memorize, celebrate
Antonyms: ignore, neglect
Example Sentence: All players will receive a championship ring to commemorate the team’s amazing season.
- UNPRECEDENTED (ADJECTIVE): never done or known before
Synonyms: bizarre, unique
Antonyms: common, familiar
Example Sentence: Before the storm, there was an unprecedented demand for food supplies that left many stores empty
- FLUX (NOUN): the action or process of flowing
Synonyms: alteration, flow
Antonyms: constancy, stagnation
Example Sentence: I never know how much I’ll pay for a gallon of fuel because gas prices are always in flux.
4.DISILLUSIONMENT (NOUN): disappointment from unexpected occurrence
Synonyms: adversity, chagrin
Antonyms: achievement, pleasure
Example Sentence: There has been a sense of disillusionment on both sides about the present state of play in the relationship.
- CANDID (ADJECTIVE): truthful, straightforward
Synonyms: impartial, equitable
Antonyms: biased, devious
Example Sentence: Prevention from having candid conversations is required.
- CREVICE (NOUN): a crack
Synonyms: chink, fissure
Antonyms: agreement, closure
Example Sentence: The Hawksbill feeds on sponges in the reef ecosystem and opens up crevices for other marine life to live in.
- LACKLUSTER (ADJECTIVE): lacking in force
Synonyms: blah, muted
Antonyms: bright, shiny
Example Sentence: The new product achieved lackluster sales.
- GAZE (NOUN): a steady intent look
Synonyms: peep, glaring
Antonyms: ignorance, avoidance
Example Sentence: The policeman gave me a penetrating gaze.
- TEMPTATION (NOUN): the desire to do something wrong or attract
Synonyms: decoy, seduction
Antonyms: hatred, prevention
Example Sentence: He was under no temptation to commit suicide.
- ENTANGLE (VERB): cause to become twisted together
Synonyms: entrap, bewilder
Antonyms: enlighten, exclude
Example Sentence: They might entangle Austria in a war with Russia.
