DAILY VOCABULARY FOR 7TH JANUARY

CONTENTIOUS (ADJECTIVE): quarrelsome
Synonyms: combative, belligerent
Antonyms: agreeable, enjoyable
Example Sentence: Contentious issues ought to be solved at the earliest.
AGGRIEVED (ADJECTIVE): grieving
Synonyms: very distressed, disturbed
Antonyms: comforted, pleased
Example Sentence: Several aggrieved farmers expressed their sufferings.
RELENTLESS (ADJECTIVE): determined
Synonyms: rigorous, dogged
Antonyms: flexible, irresolute
Example Sentence: Relentlessness is a common quality among achievers.
DISSENSION (NOUN): disagreement that leads to discord
Synonyms: controversy, friction
Antonyms: harmony, conformity
Example Sentence: Social harmony is the cure of dissension among various groups.
FERMENT (VERB): agitation and excitement among a group of people
Synonyms: frenzy, storm
Antonyms: calm, peace
Example Sentence: Some politicians were fermenting the crowd and creating chaos.
SUPERVENE (VERB): follow
Synonyms: chase, pursue
Antonyms: precede, retreat
Example Sentence: The leader has to take initiative only then the citizens supervene.
REPROACH (NOUN): disgrace
Synonyms: blame, censure
Antonyms: compliment, praise
Example Sentence : A look of reproach always hurts.
EXTRICATE (VERB): get out of a situation
Synonyms: detach, extract
Antonyms: attach, connect
Example Sentence: Gandhi ji extricated himself from active politics.
ENTANGLE (VERB): involve
Synonyms: confuse, complicate
Antonyms: clarify, exclude
Example Sentence: Pakistan entangles India in a proxy war.
DUMBFOUND (VERB): astound
Synonyms: amaze, astonish
Antonyms: calm, expect
Example Sentence: Ravi’s amazing performance dumbfounds his colleagues.

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