1.Cloistered: adjective
- Meaning: an existence which is closed off from outside influences
- Synonyms: secluded, withdrawn
- Antonyms: sociable
- Usage: the nuns lead a cloistered life.
2. Cloak: noun, verb
- Meaning : a coat ; to hide
- Synonym: coat, cover(noun); disguise, masked(verb)
- Antonym: open, uncovered
- Usage: he wore a black cloak. He was cloaked with secrecy.
3. Decrepit: adjective
- Meaning: (of people): old and weak; (of things): broken and decayed
- Synonyms: feeble, worn-out
- Antonyms: stout, strong
- Usage: She mostly looks after decrepit patients who have no one.
4. Decorous: adjective
- Meaning: something which is proper and acceptable
- Synonym: tasteful, decent
- Antonym: unacceptable, immodest
- Usage: he is a good student with decorous behaviour.
5. Haughty: adjective
- Meaning: too proud of something
- Synonym: arrogant, snobbish
- Antonym: grounded, hubble
- Usage: she is a spoiled and haughty girl.
6. Frivolous: adjective
- Meaning: something which lacks seriousness
- Synonym: light-hearted, merry
- Antonym: grave, serious
- Usage: sometimes we should be frivolous and enjoy lfe.
7. Jeer: adjective
- Meaning : to make fun of someone negatively
- Synonym: deride, mock
- Antonym: praise
- Usage: they jeered at the poor student in their class.
8. Jeopardy: noun
- Meaning: danger
- Synonym: risk, peril
- Antonym: safety
- Usage: He put his life in jeopardy for his lover.
9. Menace: noun, verb
- Meaning: trouble; making trouble or disturbance
- Synonym: annoyance, hazard
- Antonym: peace, calm
- Usage: the ambience at the office was full of menace.
10. Mirth: noun
- Meaning: pleasure and happiness
- Synonym: gaiety, cheerfulness
- Antonym: misery, gloom
- Usage: the Christmas party was full of mirth.
