DAILY VOCABULARY FOR 9TH JANUARY

OMI-NOUS (ADJECTIVE): giving the worrying impression:
Synonyms: annihilated, baleful
Antonyms: bright, hopeful
Example Sentence: Struggling economy given an ominous reference.
IN-EXO-RABLY (ADVERB): in a way that is impossible to stop:
Synonyms: fero-ciously, atro-ciously
Antonyms: gently, humanely
Example Sentence: The poor are badly affected by the inexorable rise in petroleum prices.
IN-HEREN-TLY (ADVERB): in characteristics way:
Synonyms: naturally, genetically
Antonyms: unusually, affectedly
Example Sentence: The inherently existence of the some diseases is a major concern.
POS-TER-ITY (NOUN): all future generation of people:
Synonyms: progeny (j), linea-ge
Antonyms: parent, past
Example Sentence: This development is considered by posterity as indication of plutocracy.
CAS-TI-GATE (VERB): berate:
Synonyms: chas-tise, criticize
Antonyms: praise, laud
Example Sentence: Rohan was castigated by his father for his attitute.
PORTLI-NESS (NOUN): overweight:
Synonyms: adi-po-sity, cor-pu-lence
Antonyms: slimness, thinness
Example Sentence: They adopt surgical procedures for portliness.
RE-VELRY (NOUN): merrymaking:
Synonyms: de-bau-chery, ca-rou-sal
Antonyms: sadness, mourning
Example Sentence: One should avoid getting involved in revelry more often.
FI-DE-LITY (NOUN): Faithfulness to a person:
Synonyms: devotion, obe-di-ence
Antonyms: treachery disloyalty
Example sentence: For people of India fidelity to a religion creed is admirable.
NE-GATE (VERB): contradict:
Synonyms: annihilate, disallow
Antonyms: allow, assist
Example Sentence: Politicians negate all the corruption charges until proven guilty.
STI-MU-LATE (VERB): provoke:
Synonyms: elate, arouse
Antonyms: neglect, dishearten
Example Sentence: The will power has to be stimulated in order to achieve success.

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