- EXHORTATION (NOUN): encouragement
Synonyms: laud, praise
Antonyms: insult, discourage
Example Sentence:The team performed well because of the exhortation of the crowd.
- STORMY (ADJECTIVE): violent like a storm
Synonyms: rough, furious
Antonyms: calm, quiet
Example Sentence:They are going through a stormy phase in their career.
- ESTEEM (NOUN): respect
Synonyms: regard, honor
Antonyms: disregard, dishonor
Example Sentence: While I cannot force you to stay, I hope you will stay back if you hold my parents in high esteem.
- ALACRITOUS (ADJECTIVE): quick
Synonyms: brisk, speedy
Antonyms: slow, lag
Example Sentence:The alacritous athlete won the race in no time.
- GOBSMACKED (ADJECTIVE): astonished, extremely surprised or shocked
Synonyms: flabbergasted, astounded
Antonyms: unfazed, unmoved
Example Sentence:The gobsmacked parents couldn’t believe their child was dead.
- BLABBER (VERB): talk foolishly
Synonyms: babble, blather
Antonyms: be quiet, be silent
Example Sentence:They have been blabbering with each other since morning.
- SLUMBERY (ADJECTIVE): sleepy
Synonyms: slumberous, tired
Antonyms: alert, vigilant
Example Sentence:The slumbery employees tried hard to stay awake as their MD spoke.
- CORPOREAL (ADJECTIVE): bodily
Synonyms: tangible, physical
Antonyms: intangible, abstract
Example Sentence:Corporeal beauty fades with time but a beautiful heart remains forever.
- LEADERENE (NOUN): an autocratic female leader
Synonyms: queen, duchess
Antonyms: servant, follower
Example Sentence:The leaderene of that country criticized the anti-feminist suggestions of her opposition.
- INOPPORTUNE (ADJECTIVE): unsuitable
Synonyms: problematic, inconvenient
Antonyms: convenient, appropriate
Example Sentence:The tiger cubs died because of the inopportune surroundings of the zoo.
