1. ENFRANCHISEMENT (NOUN): liberty
Synonyms: autarchy, birth right
Antonyms: restraint, dependence
Example Sentence:
The widespread disenfranchisement of minority voters.
2. ANTICIPATE (VERB): expect
Synonyms: await, foresee
Antonyms: doubt, be surprised
Example Sentence:
She anticipated scorn on her return to the theatre.
3. TAMPERED (VERB): meddle
Synonyms: tinker, change
Antonyms: improve, remain
Example Sentence:
Someone tampered with the brakes of my car.
4. FLOUNDER (VERB): struggle
Synonyms: stumble, squirm
Antonyms: do well, succeed
Example Sentence:
He was floundering about in the shallow offshore waters.
5. FEINT (NOUN): pretence
Synonyms: artifice, imposture
Antonyms: truth, reality
Example Sentence:
His anger is masked by the feint that all is well.
6. EXASPERATE (VERB): agitate
Synonyms: annoy, enrage
Antonyms: comfort, soothe
Example Sentence:
His futile efforts exasperated prison officers.
7. GAFFE (NOUN): mistake
Synonyms: impropriety, indiscretion
Antonyms: amendment, mending
Example Sentence:
Coming here was a gaffe.
8. ELUDE (VERB): avoid
Synonyms: escape, dodge
Antonyms: encourage, assist
Example Sentence:
Veeju tried to elude the security men by sneaking through a back door.
9. JIBE (VERB): agree
Synonyms: harmonize, accord
Antonyms: differ, disagree
Example Sentence:
The authors jibed with the majority.
10. FORMERLY (ADVERB): already
Synonyms: earlier, heretofore
Antonyms: currently, presently
Example Sentence:
She has formerly met my mother.
