1.INDICT (VERB): accuse
Synonyms: charge, impeach
Antonyms: absolve, acquit
Example sentence: He was later indicted on corruption charges.
2. SUCCINCT (ADJECTIVE): brief
Synonyms: terse, concise
Antonyms: lengthy, wordy
Example sentence: She admitted that the ideal summary is succinct and to the point.
3. INTACT (ADJECTIVE): undamaged
Synonyms: flawless, unharmed
Antonyms: flawed, harmed
Example sentence: The Council needs to remain intact.
4. ABATE (VERB): decrease
Synonyms: lessen, diminish
Antonyms: extend, expand
Example sentence: As the storm abates you can leave.
5. RUMMAGE (VERB): ransack
Synonyms: forage, scour
Antonyms: organize, systematize
Example sentence: Let Sagar rummage around inside it and find all those treasures himself.
6. ENTENTE (NOUN): agreement
Synonyms: accord, deal
Antonyms: misunderstanding, disagreement
Example sentence: They favoured an Anglo-French entente.
7. EDACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): Voracious
Synonyms: devouring, esurient Antonyms: quenched, satisfied
Example sentence: Since I am a edacious reader, I often read two or three books a day.
8. CHAGRIN (NOUN): strong feeling of embarrassment
Synonyms: humiliation, mortification
Antonyms: happiness, satisfaction
Example sentence: To her chagrin, the party ended just as she arrived.
9. CONSECRATE (VERB): hold in high religious regard
Synonyms: sanctify, ordain
Antonyms: condemn, desecrate
Example sentence: The priests will consecrate the temple as a house of worship.
- DASTARDLY (ADJECTIVE): contemptible
Synonyms: despicable, underhanded
Antonyms: honourable, respectable
Example sentence: I describe the killing as a dastardly act.
