- WORSEN (VERB): deteriorate
Synonyms: get worse, exacerbate
Antonyms: improve, soothe
Example sentence: This policy could actually worsen the economy.
- EXPEDITE (VERB): accelerate
Synonyms: quicken, hasten
Antonyms: delay, retard
Example sentence: He was expediting the speed of a car.
- PROCUREMENT (NOUN): obtainment
Synonyms: appropriation, attainment
Antonyms: bestowal, giving
Example sentence: He has made procurement of his dreams and achievements.
- REFORM (VERB): amend
Synonyms: improve, repair
Antonyms: break, damage
Example sentence: The judge reformed the impunity.
- UNREALISTIC (ADJECTIVE): impossible
Synonyms: impractical, improbable
Antonyms: believable, practical
Example sentence: I find this blueprint quite unrealistic.
- REMUNERATIVE (ADJECTIVE): advantageous
Synonyms: gainful, beneficial
Antonyms: poorly paid, unprofitable
Example sentence: This plan of yours seems remunerative.
- CONCURRENTLY (ADVERB): simultaneously
Synonyms: all at once, all together
Antonyms: imbalanced, upset
Example sentence: He is eating and dancing concurrently.
- PUSH (VERB): advance
Synonyms: boost, hype
Antonyms: repress, dissuade
Example sentence: The manager pushed the production.
- CRISIS (NOUN): catastrophe
Synonyms: disaster, trouble
Antonyms: calm, peace
Example sentence: He helped me in the times of crisis.
- SLUMP (NOUN): decline
Synonyms: depreciation, downtrend
Antonyms: ascent, rise
Example sentence: This year, we saw a slump in profits.
