Word Meaning Synonyms Antonyms

1. Gag(Verb) Covering Quip, Wisecrack, choke, Balk Release, free, let go

something
2. Asunder(Noun) Break Split, torn, Into parts, Apart, Together, join, collect,
something Disjoin, Break gather
3. Chagrin(Noun) Pareshan Dismay, annoyance, Nice, Happiness, Delight
Disgruntlement, frustration
4. Flippant(Adj) Not- Disrespectful, Playful, Not Reverent, respectful,
serious serious, Cheeky, facetions serious
5. Panacea(noun) rambaan Cure, elixir, relif, catholican Pain, disease, injury
6. impending
7. Relentless Something
which is
consistent
8. Creek(noun) Make Inlet, stream, rivulet,
something tributary
go through
9. shunning Avoiding Evade, avoid, eschew, recoil Confront, divulge, remain
10 cordon Barrier Circle, seal off, ring, barrier
11 Accost(verb) Aggressive Aggressive, angry, approach Pleased, anger less,
in an unwanted way, delighted, gratify
foaming
12 Bereft(verb) (Vanchith) Deprived, devoid, cutoff, Filled, flush, fraught,
Deprived fleeced, bereaved replete.
13 Atrophy Gradual Degenerate, downfall, Development, increase,
loss of decline, diminution ascent
muscle
14 Murky Not clear Foggy, cloudy, dark, fuzzy Bright, Clear, Crystal,
. or very apparent
dark
15 Candor The quality Honesty, sincerity, Dishonest, unfairness,
. of being truthfulness, faithfulness, lying,
honest and probity
sincere.
16 Ilk(pronoun) Something Category, sort, kind, breed, Analogy, abrupthy,
. which has type, genre, class sameness
verity
17 Conscript It is a form Levy, draft, inductee, Civilian, voluntary,
of what I conscrive dismissal,
would call
conscripte
d
nationalis
m
18 Acrimony Bitterness, anger, hatred, Harmony, kindness, peace
irritation, malice,
malevolence, antipathy
19 Resilient(Adjective) Flexible Flexible, bouncy, elasticity, Hard, inflexible, stiff, rigid
rubbery, pliable
20 Holocaust(noun) Fire at big Inferno, conflagration, Quit, peace, tranquil,
scale carnage, devastation, placid
21 Ratification(Verb) Kind of Agreement, treaty, accredit, Denial, Decline, reject,
agreement approval, confirm disapprove
22 Rebutted To prove Refute, reject, deny, Accept, acknowledge,
something disproved confirmed, established
false
23 Connived Accomplice, counterplot, Avert, preclude, prevent
diddle, secretly help in crime

Apprehend (capture) ------Arrest

Browbeat (to use foul language, hurt someone) - Bogart

Conversant (use many languages) -familiar

Ephemeral(transint)-trs

Allegiance-fidelity (trust, believe)

Alacrity-egarness

Bane-killer

Fillip-energize

Maim-Harm

Progenitor-fore bearer