1. OPERATIONAL (ADJECTIVE): up and running
Synonyms: running, working
Antonyms: broken
Example Sentence:
2. SPARK (VERB): give rise to
Synonyms: cause, set in motion
Antonyms: bring to an end
Example Sentence:
His sudden appearnce in the talk show sparked many rumours.
3. ARBITRARY (ADJECTIVE): capricious
Synonyms: whimsical, random
Antonyms: rational
Example Sentence:
The assumption was arbitrary, based on no valid evidence.
4. CAPSIZE (VERB): overturn
Synonyms: turn over, upset
Antonyms: right
Example Sentence:
Even the biggest ships may capsize in heavy seas.
5. COERCE (VERB): pressure
Synonyms: pressurize, constrain
Antonyms: dissuade
Example Sentence:
He even managed to coerce the children into doing the dishes.
6. BACK (VERB): sponsor
Synonyms: finance, fund
Antonyms: oppose
Example Sentence:
He had an entire newspaper empire backing him.
7. INFUSE (VERB): fill
Synonyms: pervade, permeate
Antonyms: vacate
Example Sentence:
Her work is infused with an anger born of pain and oppression.
8. UPROAR (NOUN): outcry
Synonyms: furore, outrage
Antonyms: acquiescence
Example Sentence:
The statement caused an uproar in the press.
9. BLOOM (NOUN): prime
Synonyms: perfection, acme
Antonyms: decline
Example Sentence:
I am no longer in the bloom of youth.
10. NOVEL (ADJECTIVE): new
Synonyms: original, unusual
Antonyms: old, usual
Example Sentence:
He hit on a novel idea to solve his financial problems.
