- SERENE (ADJECTIVE): calm
Synonyms: laid-back, placid
Antonyms: clamorous, turbulent
Example Sentence: We must work in a serene environment.
- ACCUSTOMED (ADJECTIVE): be used to
Synonyms: acquainted, habituated
Antonyms: unaccustomed, unusual
Example Sentence: We must get accustomed people to get the job done.
- RHETORIC (NOUN): Long Speech
Synonyms: discourse, oration
Antonyms: quietness, conciseness
Example Sentence: Sir Martin Luther King Jr was a man of inspirational rhetoric.
- KIOSK (NOUN): booth
Synonyms: stall, rotunda
Antonyms: brick and mortar shop
Example Sentence: She bought the cellphone sim for her mother from a kiosk.
- STRAY (VERB): deviate
Synonyms: diverge, divagate
Antonyms: stay, reversion
Example Sentence: We must never stray from our path.
- DICHOTMY (NOUN): division
Synonyms: disagreement, split
Antonyms: unity, consensus
Example Sentence: We must remove the dichotomy between the warring employees.
- FEEBLE (ADJECTIVE): not strong
Synonyms: paltry, decrepit
Antonyms: competent, hearty
Example Sentence: We must never pay attention to feeble deeds.
- EMULATING (VERB): copy the actions of
Synonyms: mimic, imitate
Antonyms: neglect, overlook
Example Sentence: My parrot is an expert in emulating me.
- PROLIFERATION (NOUN): increase
Synonyms: expansion, spreading
Antonyms: stagnation, contraction
Example Sentence: Flowers are important for the proliferation of positivity.
- BESEECH (VERB): beg earnestly
Synonyms: implore, adjure
Antonyms: refuse, give
Example Sentence: She beseeched him to cut his drinking and smoking.
