- RIDICULOUS (ADJECTIVE): stupid
Synonyms: absurd, bizarre
Antonyms: credible, logical
Example Sentence: He was a ridiculous person.
- PARODY (NOUN): spoof
Synonyms: burlesque, caricature
Antonyms: reality, truth
Example Sentence: He went to see the parody.
- DISCOURSE (NOUN): speech
Synonyms: monologue, lecture
Antonyms: quietness, silence
Example Sentence: We heard the entire discourse of the god man.
- RIDICULE (VERB): make fun of
Synonyms: taunt, scorn
Antonyms: compliment, admire
Example Sentence: Your cartoons ridiculed a very important politician.
- CENSORSHIP (NOUN): forbiddance
Synonyms: suppression, restriction
Antonyms: endorsement, compliment
Example Sentence: We must criticize weird censorship.
- SPURIOUS (ADJECTIVE): fake
Synonyms: counterfeit, bogus
Antonyms: authentic, genuine
Example Sentence: He bought many spurious items.
- JEOPARDIZE (VERB): endanger
Synonyms: imperil, risk
Antonyms: guard, protect
Example Sentence:They jeopardized the security establishment.
- JUDICIOUSLY (ADVERB): suitably
Synonyms: duly, aptly
Antonyms: unsuitably, improperly
Example Sentence: It was done judiciously.
- INHERENT (ADJECTIVE): hereditary
Synonyms: intrinsic, inbred
Antonyms: acquired, extrinsic
Example Sentence: The inherent qualities of a person can’t be overlooked.
- SUBSTANTIAL (ADJECTIVE): important
Synonyms: significant, considerable
Antonyms: inconsiderable, insignificant
Example Sentence:He made substantial changes in the system.
