- DISORIENT (VERB): Baffle
Synonyms: puzzle, bewilder
Antonyms: orient, balance
Example Sentence: Students become pretty much disoriented when they are asked career related questions.
- STIRRING (ADJECTIVE): Rousing
Synonyms: stimulating, inspiring
Antonyms: boring, monotonous
Example Sentence: Civil disobedience movement was literally stirring.
- IMPERVIOUS (ADJECTIVE): unable to be perpetrated
Synonyms: immune, impenetrable
Antonyms: affected, susceptible
Example Sentence: They built an impervious layer of basaltic clay.
- ENGORGE (VERB): gulp down
Synonyms: englut, guzzle
Antonyms: fast, diet
Example Sentence: He engorged the food at the dining table yesterday.
- DAEMON (NOUN): Demon
Synonyms: devil, vampire
Antonyms: angel, God
Example Sentence: At times he acts as a daemon.
- VAPID (ADJECTIVE): boring
Synonyms: innocuous, tedious
Antonyms: exciting, interesting
Example Sentence: Roy is a vapid movie I have ever seen.
- COMPLAISANT (ADJECTIVE): amiable
Synonyms: compliant, friendly
Antonyms: antagonistic, discontented
Example Sentence: He is a complaisant man.
- ADO (NOUN): Fuss
Synonyms: confusion, stir
Antonyms: calm, peace
Example Sentence: These guests are making ado at my place.
- INGENIOUS (ADJECTIVE): skilful
Synonyms: clever, creative
Antonyms: dull, foolish
Example Sentence: She explained an ingenious trick to remember the tables.
- PROMINENT (ADJECTIVE): notable
Synonyms: eminent, distinguished
Antonyms: unknown, unremarkable
Example Sentence: This product has many prominent features.
