1.ENCROACH (VERB): violate
Synonyms: trespass, infringe
Antonyms: shun, abide
Example Sentence:
Rather than encroach on his privacy, she might have kept to her room.
2.TRECHAREOUS (ADJECTIVE): disloyal
Synonyms: faithless, unreliable
Antonyms: faithful, reliable
Example Sentence:
Advaik is a treacherous junk-dealer.
3.SANGUINE (ADJECTIVE): confident
Synonyms: hopeful, optimistic
Antonyms: pessimistic, depressed
Example Sentence:
Vishal is a sanguine person in every adverse situation.
4.GIGANTIC (ADJECTIVE): huge
Synonyms: enormous, immense
Antonyms: small, slight
Example Sentence:
A gigantic lily grows at a height of 10 feet’s.
5.PERSECUTE (VERB): harass
Synonyms: torment, domineer
Antonyms: comfort, console
Example Sentence:
The major kept on persecuting the soldiers.
6.DEVOUT (ADJECTIVE): religious
Synonyms: pious, devoted
Antonyms: unbelieving, insincere
Example sentence:
No doubt, my mother is a devout lady.
7.CHARY (ADJECTIVE): careful
Synonyms: cautious, watchful
Antonyms: careless, hasty
Example sentence:
She should be chary of the strangers.
8.DEMURE (ADJECTIVE): shy
Synonyms: reserved, modest
Antonyms: forward, brash
Example sentence:
I was thinking that Deepti was demure by nature but I was wrong.
9.DETERIORATE (VERB): get worse
Synonyms: decline, worsen
Antonyms: improve, get better
Example sentence:
The condition of her sister has deteriorated.
10.COERCE (VERB): to force a person into doing something
Synonyms: compel, press
Antonyms: help, aid
Example sentence:
She was never coerced by her husband into bringing money from her parents.
