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| 50 Important words with Synonyms and Antonyms |
1. Abnegation – the action of renouncing something
> Synonyms: renunciation, rejection
> Antonyms: allowance, indulgence
2. Abeyance – being inactive or suspended
> Synonyms: intermission, suspension
> Antonyms: revival, activity
3. Aegis – protection
> Synonyms: patronage, backing
> Antonyms: opposition, powerlessness
4. Acrimony – nasty behavior or speech
> Synonyms: animosity, belligerence
> Antonyms: kindness, goodwill
5. Bashful – reluctant to draw attention to oneself
> Synonyms: coy, timid
> Antonyms: aggressive, bold
6. Bellicose – demonstrating aggression and willingness to fight
> Synonyms: combative, antagonistic
> Antonyms: calm, easygoing
7. Brevity – shortness or briefness
> Synonyms: conciseness, crispness
> Antonyms: lengthiness, longevity
8. Cathartic – providing psychological relief
> Synonyms: freeing, delivering
> Antonyms: holding, maintenance
9. Chagrin – annoyance or distress
> Synonyms: irritation, vexation
> Antonyms: comfort, satisfaction
10. Decrepitude – the state of being sick or weak
> Synonyms: decay, infirmity
> Antonyms: improvement, growth
11. Defunct – extinct or non-functioning
> Synonyms: vanished, obsolete
> Antonyms: live, operating
12. Decadence – deterioration (of morality)
> Synonyms: corruption, debasement
> Antonyms: development, improvement
13. Ensemble – A group of complementary parts
> Synonyms: altogether, en masse
> Antonyms: partly, incompletely
14. Ennui – boredom
> Synonyms: weariness, listlessness
> Antonyms: energy, enthusiasm
15. Emancipation – freedom or independence
> Synonyms: deliverance, release
> Antonyms: imprisonment, restraint
16. Foreboding – a feeling that something bad will happen
> Synonyms: apprehension, dread
> Antonyms: luck, good omen
17. Faux Pas – a social error
> Synonyms: blooper, blunder
> Antonyms: correction, perfection
18. Foment – instigate or provoke
> Synonyms: abet, arouse
> Antonyms: deter, discourage
19. Gregarious – fond of company; sociable
> Synonyms: affable, convivial
> Antonyms: unfriendly, unsociable
20. Gratuitous – done without good reason
> Synonyms: spontaneous, uncalled for
> Antonyms: reasonable, warranted
21. Hallowed – holy or reserved
> Synonyms: sacred, blessed
> Antonyms: irreligious, profane
22. Hedonist – a person who seeks pleasure above other values
> Synonyms: debauchee, epicurean
> Antonyms: puritan, ascetic
23. Impertinent – bold and disrespectful
> Synonyms: arrogant, brash
> Antonyms: polite, nice
24. Inscrutable – impossible to understand or interpret
> Synonyms: impenetrable, unfathomable
> Antonyms: clear, comprehensible
25. Impugn – dispute the truth
> Synonyms: assail, contravene
> Antonyms: corroborate, assist
26. Livid – very angry
> Synonyms: furious, raging
> Antonyms: cheerful, happy
27. Licentious – immoral or uncontrolled
> Synonyms: lustful, carnal
> Antonyms: chaste, controlled
28. Machiavellian – using tricks to achieve something
> Synonyms: cunning, deceitful
> Antonyms: naïve, gullible
29. Muster – collect or assemble
> Synonyms: marshal, mobilize
> Antonyms: divide, separate
30. Nostalgic – remember longingly
> Synonyms: sentimental, wistful
> Antonyms: cheerful, joyful
31. Nomadic – living the life of a nomad; wandering
> Synonyms: pastoral, peripatetic
> Antonyms: native, settled
32. Obnoxious – extremely unpleasant
> Synonyms: abhorrent, annoying
> Antonyms: agreeable, pleasant
33. Obeisance – offering salutation
> Synonyms: allegiance, deference
> Antonyms: disdain, disregard
34. Paucity – the shortage of something
> Synonyms: dearth, insufficiency
> Antonyms: abundance, plenty
35. Pariah – a social outcast
> Synonyms: leper, outsider
> Antonyms: friend, citizen
36. Punctilious – showing great attention to detail
> Synonyms: meticulous, diligent
> Antonyms: careless, easy-going
37. Pejorative – expressing contempt or disapproval
> Synonyms: debasing, derogatory
> Antonyms: complimentary, praising
38. Quixotic – unrealistic and impractical
> Synonyms: utopian, perfectionist
> Antonyms: pragmatic, practical
39.Restive – unable to remain still or patient
🔵Synonyms: agitated, restless
🔴Antonyms: relaxed, calm
40. Rotund – large and plump
> Synonyms: fleshy, elephantine
> Antonyms: frail, skinny
41. Ramshackle – falling apart; in poor condition
> Synonyms: broken-down, crumbling
> Antonyms: sturdy, repaired
42. Superfluous – unnecessary; more than enough
> Synonyms: excessive, expendable
> Antonyms: necessary, needed
43. Specious – misleading in appearance
> Synonyms: deceptive, spurious
> Antonyms: accurate, genuine
44. Stolidity – not easily stirred or moved
> Synonyms: aloofness, stoicism
> Antonyms: caring, concerned
45. Sanguine – optimistic or positive
> Synonyms: buoyant, cheerful
> Antonyms: depressed, gloomy
46. Tirade – a long speech of criticism
> Synonyms: denunciation, diatribe
> Antonyms: compliment, praise
47. Vicissitude – a change of circumstance or fortune
> Synonyms: fluctuation, flip-flop
> Antonyms: similarity, uniformity
48. Wrangle – a dispute or argument
> Synonyms: altercation, bickering
> Antonyms: agreement, harmony
49. Zealot – a person who has strong feelings about something and who wants the other to have the same feeling
> Synonyms: diehard, fanatic
> Antonyms: conservative, moderate
50. Zenith – the time at which something is most successful; at the peak
> Synonyms: eminence, peak
> Antonyms: nadir, bottom
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