1.REVELRY (NOUN): merrymaking
Synonyms: debauchery, carousal
Antonyms: sadness, mourning
Example Sentence:
Siddhartha is involved in revelry these days.
2.CULPABILITY (NOUN): blameworthiness
Synonyms: culpableness, accountability
Antonyms: slimness, thinness
Example Sentence:
In the circumstances, there is no evidence which will reflect culpability of the appellant.
3.ABYSMAL (NOUN): bottomless
Synonyms: boundless, incalculable
Antonyms: restricted, bounded
Example Sentence:
They are a thumbs down for the abysmal quality of construction.
4.CASTIGATE (VERB): berate
Synonyms: chastise, criticize
Antonyms: praise, laud
Example Sentence:
She was castigated by the teacher.
5.BALK (VERB): hesitate
Synonyms: resist, shirk
Antonyms: accept, face
Example Sentence:
He balked at such a drastic solution.
6.GARISH (ADJECTIVE): offensively bright
Synonyms: gaudy, loud
Antonyms: plain, simple
Example Sentence:
The garish wallpaper offended Jerome, who preferred subtle colors.
7.BUFFOONERY (NOUN): Foolish behavior
Synonyms: jocularity, clowning
Antonyms: tragedy, seriousness
Example Sentence:
Clarence, an irrepressible comic, was held after class for his buffoonery.
8.ABSOLVE (VERB): To forgive; to free from guilt
Synonyms: exculpate, pardon
Antonyms: accuse, blame
Example Sentence:
Marta felt greatly relieved after her mother absolved her for breaking the vase.
9.SERENE (ADJECTIVE): calm
Synonyms: laid-back, placid
Antonyms: clamorous, turbulent
Example Sentence:
Afghan refugees have never been given space in India nor should Baloch political dissident.
10.LAISSEZ-FAIRE (NOUN): inaction
Synonyms: do-nothing policy, noninterference
Antonyms: activity, involvement
Example Sentence:
Industrialisation has made the State to shift its emphasis from the concept of laissez-faire to that of social welfare.
