1. COCKY (ADJECTIVE): overly self-confident or self-assertive
Synonyms: arrogant, cocksure
Antonyms: modest, diffident
Example Sentence:
Do not get too cocky, Reema.
2. PROCRASTINATION (NOUN): delay or postpone action
Synonyms: temporize, vacillate
Antonyms: expedite, further
Example Sentence:
Winners don’t make excuses and they never procrastinate.
3. STATURE (NOUN): importance or reputation gained by ability or achievement.
Synonyms: reputation, prominence
Antonyms: impotence, inability
Example Sentence:
This is a short stature man.
4. CABAL (NOUN): a secret political clique or faction.
Synonyms: clique, group, gang
Antonyms: empire, synod
Example Sentence:
She had been chosen by a cabal of fellow senators.
5.ITCH (NOUN): an uncomfortable sensation on the skin that causes a desire to scratch.
Synonyms: tingling, prickling
Antonyms: calm, disgust
Example Sentence:
Her eyes began to burn and itch because of her allergies.
6. SPURN (VERB): reject with disdain or contempt.
Synonyms: refuse, disown, snub
Antonyms: adore, honour, venerate
Example Sentence:
She spurned all offers of help.
7. SKIRMISHES (NOUN): an episode of irregular or unpremeditated fighting,
Synonyms: battle, clash
Antonyms: calm, harmony, agreement
Example Sentence:
Skirmishes broke out between rebel groups.
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BELLIGERENCE (NOUN): aggressive or warlike behaviour.
Synonyms: hostile, truculent
Antonyms: friendly, peaceable
Example Sentence:
Belligerent noises are now coming out of the United Nation.
- 9. COERCION (NOUN): practice of persuading someone to do something by using force or threats.
Synonyms: compulsion, insistence, demandAntonyms: agreement, approval
Example Sentence:
He submitted the money under coercion.
10. ANTICIPATED (VERB): expect or predict.
Synonyms: foresee, prophesy
Antonyms: doubt, surprised
Example Sentence:
We did not anticipate having to pay for your ticket.
