DAILY VOCABULARY FOR 8TH JANUARY

CRYPTIC (ADJECTIVE): secret
Synonyms: arcane, esoteric
Antonyms: definite, obvious
Example Sentence: Promises of politicians are usually cryptic in nature.
CULPABLE (ADJECTIVE): guilty:
Synonyms: indictable, blameworthy
Antonyms: upset, hurt
Example sentence: No criminal accepts that he is a culpable.
CONCOMITANT (ADJECTIVE): contributing:
Synonyms: adjuvant, coefficient
Antonyms: unrelated, accidental
Example sentence: John loves mountaineering, with all its concomitant worries.
TURGID (ADJECTIVE): swollen:
Synonyms: bloated, conceited
Antonyms: plain, simple
Example sentence: A turgid canal was ahead its way.
TROVE (NOUN): accretion:
Synonyms: aggregation, agglomeration
Antonyms: subtraction, dispersal
Example sentence: They noticed that the glass contained a trove of dust.
IMPREGNABLE (ADJECTIVE): invincible:
Synonyms: fortified, unyielding
Antonyms: breakable, destructible
Example Sentence: The Tajmahal with its robust foundation is virtually impregnable.
CONTEMPLATE (VERB): think about seriously:
Synonyms: consider, ponder
Antonyms: neglect, reject
Example Sentence: My busy schedule does not allow much time to contemplate about this.
EXPEDIENT (ADJECTIVE): appropriate:
Synonyms: feasible, practicable
Antonyms: unfeasible, unseemly
Example Sentence: I need an expedient solution to my problems.
CRUMBLING (ADJECTIVE): rotting:
Synonyms: disintegrating, collapsing
Antonyms: healing, restorative
Example Sentence: The crumbling structures got destroyed in seconds.
PROVINCIAL (ADJECTIVE): narrow:
Synonyms: bigoted, hidebound
Antonyms: broad-minded, liberal
Example Sentence: The provincial customs of society must be eradicated.

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