VOCABULARY




Abase
: to humiliate
Synonyms: degrade, disregard, dishonour
Antonyms: regard, honour, respect, dignity
Example: Abasing someone is an immoral act.

Abide: to accept something in accordance with
Synonyms: consent, agreement
Antonyms: refuse, deny
Example: Citizens have to abide by the rules.

Brevity: briefness, shortness, conciseness
Synonyms: abridged
Antonyms: elaborate
Example: The brevity was obvious in his speech.

Brawn: physical strength
Synonyms: endurance, stamina
Antonyms: weakness
Example: He showed his brawn by beating all the opponents in the wrestling match.

Callous: cold-hearted
Synonyms: insensitive, unsympathetic
Antonyms: sensitive, sympathetic
Example: People often think that doctors are callous.

Catnap: a short sleeping especially during a day 
Synonyms: nap, snooze
Antonyms: hibernate
Example: Catnap is a need for mental workers.

Damsel: a young unmarried woman
Synonyms: maid, lass
Antonyms: married
Example: The organisation is to hire a damsel for this work.

Deadpan: an expressionless face
Synonyms: wan, pale
Antonyms: emotions
Example: Some news makes us a deadpan.

Euphoria: extreme happiness
Synonyms: elation, glee
Antonyms: sadness
Example: The success gave us euphoria.

Exalted: glorify, to praise
Synonyms: admire, fame
Antonyms: defame
Example: Good acts are exalted by everybody.

Flunk: to fail(an exam or a course)
Synonyms: drop out, miss
Antonyms: get through
Example: He flunked in the entrance exam.

Fidelity: honest or lasting support, loyalty, faithfulness
Synonyms: loyalty, constancy
Antonyms: dishonest
Example: Friendship survives on fidelity.

Goof: a silly or stupid person
Synonyms: snarl, slip, flue
Antonyms: skilled
Example: Don't be a goof, it's annoying.

Gratify: to please to satisfy, show kindness to
Synonyms: delight, thrill, favour
Antonyms: dissatisfy
Example: I am gratified by his words.

Impeccable: perfect, faultless
Synonyms: hinder, retard
Antonyms: inaccurate
Example: This design is impeccable.

Immutable: unchanged
Synonyms: fixed, steadfast
Antonyms: changeable
Example: An immutable attitude



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