1. REALM(NOUN): area of responsibility or rule
Synonyms: domain, territory
Antonyms: submission, compliance
Example Sentence:
Technological innovations are deepening our interest in the realm of computer science.
2. TERSE (ADJECTIVE): brief, short
Synonyms: precise, curt
Antonyms: lengthy, verbose
Example sentence:
Because the principal had very little information on the fracas, he issued only a terse statement.
3. SPITEFUL (ADJECTIVE): hateful
Synonyms: vicious, malicious
Antonyms: friendly, affectionate
Example Sentence:
With a spiteful look on the stranger’s face, Lean knew she was in danger.
4. DAUNTING (ADJECTIVE): a task that appears challenging
Synonyms: frightening, appalling
Antonyms: comforting, encouraging
Example Sentence:
As Julian looked up the stairs, she knew it would be a daunting task to reach the top floor.
5. TACIT (ADJECTIVE): taken for granted
Synonyms: implicit, implied
Antonyms: explicit, stated
Example Sentence:
It has been a tacit agreement that what young India needs, where digitalization is involved, is just some training.
6. OSTENSIBLE (ADJECTIVE): clear
Synonyms: apparent, evident
Antonyms: concealed, covered
Example sentence:
Joan’s ostensible prank on the teacher did a lot of damage, and now he must face the music.
7. RIGHTEOUS (ADJECTIVE): adhering to moral and/or religious beliefs
Synonyms: virtuous, just
Antonyms: unjust, unfair
Example sentence:
Akbar was a righteous man who believed, his people should be his equals and not his servants.
8. MUTINOUS(ADJECTIVE): rebelling against authority
Synonyms: insurgent, unruly
Antonyms: submissive, compliant
Example Sentence:
The mutinous workers attacked their union leader, when compelled to work overtime.
9. MONSTROSITY (NOUN): abnormality
Synonyms: hideousness, eyesore
Antonym: attractive, beauty
Example Sentence:
In an old town filled with historical artistries, the ruins of the fallen bridge stand out as a monstrosity.
10.VEX(ADJECTIVE): to bring trouble
Synonyms: annoy, bother
Antonyms: appease, comfort
Example Sentence:
Sometimes, Jane deliberately plays her music loud to vex her elder brother.
