1.Extirpate (verb)
- Meaning: eradicate or destroy completely.
- Synonym: eradicate, eliminate
- Antonym: constructing
- Usage: The farmer tried to extirpate all the weeds from the crops.
2.Consortium (noun)
- Meaning: a group of more than two individuals or company
- Synonym: institution, syndicate
- Antonym: untrustworthy
- Usage: The minister asked his consortium to opiate.
3.Contretemps (noun)
- Meaning: a minor dispute
- Synonym: squabble, argument
- Antonym: peace
- Usage: The employee had occasional contretemps with his group members.
4.Disarmament (noun)
- Meaning: the reduction or withdrawal of weapons
- Synonym: de-escalation
- Antonym: armament
- Usage: The public wanted peace and disarmament.
5.Consul (noun)
- Meaning: an official appointed to represent
- Synonym: ambassador, diplomat
- Antonym: employee, worker
- Usage: He worked as an Indian consul in foreign countries.
6.Foreman (noun)
- Meaning: a worker who supervises others workers
- Synonym: supervisor, superintendent
- Antonym: dependent, subordinate
- Usage: The foreman distributes the daily tasks.
7.Gimmick (noun)
- Meaning: a trick or device intended to attract attention, publicity, or trade
- Synonym: stunt, contrivance
- Antonym: reality
- Usage: She wore out of fashion as a gimmick to the party.
8.Inflation (noun)
- Meaning: the action of inflating something or raising it.
- Synonym: affectation
- Antonym: deflation
- Usage: There is a possible inflation in the cost of the vegetables.
9.Intestate (adjective)
- Meaning: not making a will before dying.
- Synonym: unwilled
- Antonym: bequeathed
- Usage: The old man died intestate.
10.Lackey (noun)
- Meaning: a servant, especially a footman
- Synonym: flunkey, valet
- Antonym: master
- Usage: The lackeys helped the king to get off the couch.
