DAILY VOCABULARY
- FARCE (NOUN): absurdity
Synonyms: mockery, travesty
Antonyms: respect, praise
Example Sentence:
The debate turned into a drunken farce.
- INVEIGLING (ADJECTIVE): Alluring
Synonyms: attracting, captivating
Antonyms: repulsive, repellent
Example Sentence:
The picture was quite inveigling.
- SINISTER (ADJECTIVE): Nasty
Synonyms: ominous, perverse
Antonyms: auspicious, benevolent
Example Sentence:
It was a pretty sinister comment that you made so far.
- MULISHNESS (NOUN): Doggedness
Synonyms: obstinacy, bullheadedness
Antonyms: irresolution, dubiety
Example Sentence:
He is buying everything by showing his heights of mulishness.
- PULSATE (VERB):Quaver
Synonyms: tremble, quiver
Antonyms: steady, be still
Example Sentence:
The meek bird was pulsating in the refractory wind.
- DOLEFUL (ADJECTIVE):Mournful
Synonyms: woeful, sorrowful
Antonyms: elated, cheerful
Example Sentence:
It must be a doleful morning for her and her family.
- CEREBRATION (NOUN):Thought
Synonyms: cogitation, contemplation
Antonyms: avoidance, ignorance
Example Sentence:
It is a nice cerebration.
- RANTING (ADJECTIVE):Raving
Synonyms: angry, raging
Antonyms: serene, placid
Example Sentence:
Mukesh is a ranting man.
- HOARSE (ADJECTIVE):Harsh
Synonyms: rough, gruff
Antonyms: polite, soft
Example Sentence:
One should not be hoarse towards their workers.
- EMPIRICAL (ADJECTIVE):seen
Synonyms: actual, real
Antonyms: false, unreal
Example Sentence:
They provided considerable empirical evidence to support their argument.
