DAILY VOCABULARY FOR 10TH & 11TH JANUARY

CON-GRUENT (ADJECTIVE): agreeable:
Synonyms: conforming, concurring
Antonyms: unharmonious, disagreeable
Example Sentence: The enquiry committee reached on to a congruent decision.
DIS-SEMBLE (VERB): disguise:
Synonyms: fal-sify, incognito
Antonyms: unmask, disclose
Example Sentence: Happiness cannot be dissembled particularly by women .
VITU-PERATE (VERB): criticize harshly:
Synonyms: accuse, blame
Antonyms: exonerate, exculpate
Example Sentence: Getting Vituperated by one’s close relatives is very usual now-a- days’’
FLEECE (VERB): steal:
Synonyms: defraud, swindle
Antonyms: give, offer
Example Sentence: A gang of thieves fleeced the valuable from the box.
CON-CURRING (ADJECTIVE): agreeable:
Synonyms: conforming, coincide
Antonyms: disagreeable, differ
Example Sentence: The agitating farmers as well as the govt. have to reach on to a concurring solution.
DISSI-MULATE (VERB): disguise:
Synonyms: falsify, hypocrisy
Antonyms: unmask, disclose
Example Sentence: Politicians often dissemble theiher feelings.
AR-CHAIC k (ADJECTIVE): Old-fashioned:
Synonyms: obsolete, anti-quated
Antonyms: latest, modern
Example Sentence: These archaic rituals are still advocated some people.
ASCEN-SION (NOUN): Taking over:
Synonyms: succession, assumption
Antonyms: de-clen-sion, decline
Example Sentence: An emperor was killed within a year of his ascension.
ETHE-REAL (ADJECTIVE): Extremely delicate:
Synonyms: light, sublime
Antonyms: earthly, indelicate
Example Sentence: Ethereal metal is the most sought after thing in aviation industry.

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