1.Grotesque (adjective)
- Meaning: something that is ugly or not in order
- Synonym: deformed, distorted
- Antonym: normal
- Usage: He words are grotesque than his approach.
2.Unfathomable (adjective)
- Meaning: something that is deep
- Synonym: incomprehensible
- Antonym: fathomable
- Usage: The Sea looked unfathomable on the surface but is shallow.
3.Assassin (noun)
- Meaning: a person who kills people
- Synonym: murderer, gunman
- Antonym: victim
- Usage: The king hired an assassin to kill the enemies.
4.Generic (noun)
- Meaning: stating something as general which is not specifically branded.
- Synonym: general, common
- Antonym: uncommon
- Usage: Maggi has become a generic term for instant noodles in Indian market.
5.Lithe (adjective)
- Meaning: thin and supple
- Synonym: agile, graceful
- Antonym: clumsy
- Usage: She has a lithe and tall figure.
6.Indispensable (adjective)
- Meaning: something that’s necessary
- Synonym: essential, crucial
- Antonym: dispensable
- Usage: No rules are indispensable and can be reformed.
7.Incur (verb)
- Meaning: any action that is forced upon someone
- Synonym: suffer
- Antonym: avoid
- Usage: Heavy fine is incurred on the sinners.
8.Syntax (noun)
- Meaning: the arrangement of words to form a sentence
- Synonym: structure, grammar rules
- Antonym: disorder
- Usage: The students are told to concentrate on the syntax of the English sentences.
9.Imprecise (adjective)
- Meaning: lacking exact details
- Synonym: vague
- Antonym: precise
- Usage: The traveller lost the way due to imprecise path description.
10.Multifarious (adjective)
- Meaning: many types
- Synonym: diverse
- Antonym: limited
- Usage: The curriculum offered multifarious sports options.
