- INTREPID (ADJECTIVE): fearless
Synonyms: courageous, heroic
Antonyms: afraid, fearful
Example Sentence: I am an intrepid person.
- BALMY (ADJECTIVE): mild
Synonyms: moist, tropical
Antonyms: balanced, inclement
Example Sentence: This gives a balmy effect.
- ABROGATE (VERB): abolish
Synonyms: annul, invalidate
Antonyms: approve, permit
Example Sentence: Thus the new rule was abrogated.
- RECONDITE (ADJECTIVE): abstruse
Synonyms: arcane, cabalistic
Antonyms: obvious, simple
Example Sentence: The new colony is full of recondite apartments.
- PROPINQUITY (NOUN): closeness
Synonyms: affinity, nearness
Antonyms: remoteness, distance
Example Sentence: I felt deep propinquity between them.
- ABNEGATE (VERB): renounce
Synonyms: abstain, decline
Antonyms: accept, use
Example Sentence: She attempts to abnegate personal responsibility.
- TUMULT (NOUN): agitation
Synonyms: commotion, convulsion
Antonyms: harmony, peace
Example Sentence: These days tumult and fracas is going on in Delhi.
- CONDONE (VERB): excuse
Synonyms: forget, forgive
Antonyms: deny, refuse
Example Sentence: She said to the teacher kindly condone my faults.
- OBLOQUY (NOUN): calumny
Synonyms: aspersion, censure
Antonyms: approval, exaltation
Example Sentence: He faced obloquy by them.
- BEDLAM (NOUN): chaotic situation
Synonyms: chaos, clamour
Antonyms: calmness, silence
Example Sentence: In the absence of a teacher, the classroom was in a bedlam.
