1.MELIORATE (VERB): correct
Synonyms: revise, reform
Antonyms: repress, retreat
Example sentence:
They meliorated their living standards.
2.GENUFLECTION (NOUN): expression
Synonyms: indication, nod
Antonyms: speech, talk
Example sentence:
This is a very kind genuflection of yours.
3.FACULTATIVE (NOUN): open to choice
Synonyms: unrestricted, discretionary
Antonyms: nondiscretionary, restricted
Example sentence:
The provisions of neither convention are obligatory, but merely facultative, amounting only to recommendations.
4.FAVOUR (NOUN): approval
Synonyms: backing, benefit
Antonyms: disfavour, opposition
Example sentence:
I They do not need any favour from you.
5.VIGILANT (ADJECTIVE): careful
Synonyms: discreet, judicious
Antonyms: careless, negligent
Example sentence:
Rakesh is a vigilant guard.
6.BONA FIDE (ADJECTIVE): genuine
Synonyms: actual, authentic
Antonyms: deceiving, deceptive
Example sentence:
I was asked for all the bona fide documents.
7.DECIPHER (VERB): understand
Synonyms: construe, figure out
Antonyms: misunderstand, confuse
Example sentence:
He was deciphering me the schedule.
8.INEXORABLE (ADJECTIVE): implacable
Synonyms: inescapable, merciless
Antonyms: merciful, sympathetic
Example sentence:
In hopes of regaining their land, the army started an inexorable march through the country.
9.TOTALITARIAN (ADJECTIVE): dictatorial
Synonyms: autocratic, tyrannical
Antonyms: democratic, partial
Example sentence:
Religions and cultures that take away the rights of women are totalitarian in nature.
10.DISSEMINATE (VERB): distribute
Synonyms: circulate, propagate
Antonyms: conceal, hide
Example sentence:
Health authorities should foster good practice by disseminating information.
