- REPROBATE (ADJECTIVE): Shameless
Synonyms: corrupt, wanton
Antonyms: honest, decent
Example Sentence: Only a reprobate man would kill an old woman.
- CAPRICE (NOUN): Sudden change of behaviour
Synonyms: contrariety, crotchet
Antonyms: constancy, normality
Example Sentence: I am fed up of your caprice now.
- GIG (NOUN): Employment
Synonyms: job, engagement
Antonyms: unemployment, economic-decline
Example Sentence: A gig of a basketball coach has been published on the website today.
- NAUSEOUS (ADJECTIVE): Disgusting
Synonyms: abhorrent, brackish
Antonyms: nice, soothing
Example Sentence: Spitting everywhere is a nauseous habit usually found in youth.
- HEGEMONY (NOUN): Dominion
Synonyms: authority, leadership
Antonyms: subservience, powerlessness
Example Sentence: PoK is under the hegemony of Pakistan.
- IN WAKE OF (ADJECTIVE): Being next
Synonyms: subsequent, succeeding
Antonyms: leading, preceding
Example Sentence: We had no place to live in the wake of the fire.
- AGILE (ADJECTIVE): Flexible
Synonyms: lithe, supple
Antonym: rigid, stiff
Example Sentence: Monkey is an agile animal.
- SHOVE OFF (VERB): Leave quickly
Synonyms: depart, exit
Antonyms: arrive, come
Example Sentence: As soon as the police arrives the goons shove off from the bank.
- SALACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): Indecent
Synonyms: vulgar, lewd
Antonyms: moral, decent
Example Sentence: The salacious ruffians made filthy remarks on her.
- PULL UP (VERB): Stop
Synonyms: halt, pause
Antonyms: continue, go
Example Sentence: This old orthodox practice should be pulled up now.
