1.ENAMOURED (VERB): delighted by
Synonyms: enchanted, fascinated
Antonyms: hated, disliked
Example Sentence: My brother is so enamored with cricket that he doesn’t miss a single match.
- ESCAPADE (NOUN): usually a light hearted adventure
Synonyms: mischief, vagary
Antonyms: seriousness, gravity
Example Sentence: The teen’s little escapade at the club earned him 6 months imprisonment.
- EMINENT (ADJECTIVE): remarkable
Synonyms: esteemed, famed
Antonym: insignificant, unremarkable
Example Sentence: Big B is one of the most eminent stars of Indian cinema.
- EMULATE (VERB): copy
Synonyms: imitate, mimic
Antonyms: differ, oppose
Example Sentence: The kids emulated the characters very nicely in the play.
- ENDEAR (VERB): attract attention
Synonyms: captivate, charm
Antonyms: disconnect, repulse
Example Sentence: If you want to endear my son, bring him chocolates.
- FETTER (VERB): tie up
Synonym: confine, hamper
Antonym: free, liberate
Example Sentence: Recession fettered the company from any further investments.
- FIGURATIVE (ADJECTIVE): indirect
Synonyms: metaphorical, allegorical
Antonyms: literal, straight forward
Example Sentence: The kids could not understand the figurative speech by the orator.
- FLAGRANT (ADJECTIVE): blatant
Synonyms: bold, outrageous
Antonyms: concealed, timid
Example Sentence: The flagrant attack of 26/11 shook the nation to its core.
- FORAY (NOUN): an attack
Synonyms: pursuit, assault
Antonyms: regroup, retreat
Example sentence: The troops made a surprise foray and broke the backbone of the enemy.
- FACTIOUS (ADJECTIVE): causing conflicts
Synonyms: warring , divisive
Antonyms: agreeing, congruent
Example Sentence: The factitious women turned the brothers against each other
