- IRREFRANGIBLE (ADJECTIVE): definite
Synonyms: indisputable, undeniable
Antonyms: dubious, refutable
Example Sentence: Planck’s theory is irrefragable.
- VESTIGE (NOUN): hint
Synonyms: clue, trace
Antonyms: ignorance, callowness
Example Sentence: A remnants of half lit cigarette butts were the vestige of fresh fugitive.
- SECEDE (VERB): pull away
Synonyms: split from, retract
Antonyms: remain, maintain
Example Sentence: The kingdom of Belgium seceded from the Netherland.
- DISCOURSE (NOUN): dialogue
Synonyms: conversation, discussion
Antonyms: silence, reticence
Example Sentence: They better understand the language of political discourse.
- INTONATED (ADJECTIVE): spoken
Synonyms: choral, verbal
Antonyms: modest, introverted
Example Sentence: Her intonated please was filled with sheer remorse.
- PROSECUTION (NOUN): pursuit
Synonyms: execution, undertaking
Antonyms: disregard, oversight
Example Sentence: The news channel’s prosecution of its commercial ends.
- COMPORT (VERB): conform
Synonyms: fit, agree
Antonyms: disagree, conflict
Example Sentence: Adil and Aditya do all that nature and art can do to comport with his will.
- EBONIZE (VERB): darken
Synonyms: blot, smudge
Antonyms: lighten, whiten
Example Sentence: He ebonized the exact location in the map.
- CONVENE (VERB): muster
Synonyms: assemble, gather
Antonyms: disperse, scatter
Example Sentence: The commander-in-chief had convened a secret meeting of military personnel.
- OBVIATE (VERB): prevent
Synonyms: eliminate, preclude
Antonyms: support, assist
Example Sentence: The settlement obviated the need for the separate cases to be heard in court.
