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Festal
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1. FESTAL (ADJECTIVE)
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fun-loving
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Synonyms
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cheerful, jovial
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Antonyms
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sad, apathetic
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Example Sentence
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He is festal a child.
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2. TEMPER (NOUN)
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state of mind
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Synonyms
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attitude, mood
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Antonyms
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wrath, happiness
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Example Sentence
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He loses his temper when someone lies to
him.
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3. TALISMAN (NOUN)
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lucky charm
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Synonyms
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fetish, juju
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Antonyms
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unlucky, unfortunate
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Example Sentence
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His wife is his talisman.
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4. DEFERENCE (NOUN)
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obedience, compliance
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Synonyms
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yielding, docility
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Antonyms
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ignorance, disregard
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Example Sentence
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I enjoyed that combination of deference and
the respect being paid to teacher.
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5. DOPEY (ADJECTIVE)
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stupid
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Synonyms
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dumb, silly
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Antonyms
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brainy, smart
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Example Sentence
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Don’t prove yourself a dopey by committing
such a mistake.
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6. PRECOCIOUS (ADJECTIVE)
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exceptionally smart, ahead of age in
understanding
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Synonyms
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bright, cocky
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Antonyms
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stupid, unintelligent
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Example Sentence
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Now a days children are more precocious and
naughty.
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7. PECULIARITY (NOUN)
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characteristic; oddity
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Synonyms
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abnormality, eccentricity
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Antonyms
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simplicity, normality
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Example Sentence
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The peculiarity of this book is that the
name of the author is missing.
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8. UNSCATHED (ADJECTIVE)
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not hurt
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Synonyms
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unharmed, unhurt
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Antonyms
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injured, hurt
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Example Sentence
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All members of the team apparently finished
the race before the explosions and were unscathed.
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9. CHARY (ADJECTIVE)
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careful, cautious
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Synonyms
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circumspect, discreet
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Antonyms
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careless, heedless
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Example Sentence
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One should be chary with his decisions.
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10. UNFETTER (VERB)
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set free
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Synonyms
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liberate, loosen
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Antonyms
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detain, keep
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Example Sentence
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To secure true progress, we must unfetter
genius, and chain down mediocrity.
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11.RETRIBUTION (NOUN)
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punishment
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Synonyms
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nemesis, penalty
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Antonyms
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forgiveness, pardon
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Example Sentence
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Students asked not to be named, saying they
feared retribution.
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12.INVEIGH (VERB)
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blame
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Synonyms
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accuse, denounce
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Antonyms
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compliment, laud
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Example Sentence
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Some used the opportunity to inveigh it on
the top officials.
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13. SLOTHFUL (ADJECTIVE)
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comatose
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Synonyms
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dallying, inert
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Antonym
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diligent, enthusiastic
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Example Sentence
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Rahul has become a slothful person these
days.
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14. LOITER (VERB)
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walk casually
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Synonyms
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drift, amble
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Antonyms
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walk stably, stay
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Example Sentence
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Tripti was loitering around.
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15. INCLEMENT (ADJECTIVE)
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extremely cold
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Synonyms
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harsh, intemperate
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Antonyms
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pleasant, warm
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Example Sentence
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Mountaineers should be prepared for
inclement weather.
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16. AGOG (ADJECTIVE)
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eager
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Synonyms
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anxious, avid
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Antonym
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composed, unafraid
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Example Sentence
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Sheetal is an agog girl, she always wants to
do something new.
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17. DELVE (VERB)
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inquire
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Synonyms
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burrow, prospect
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Antonyms
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ignore, neglect
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Example Sentence
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The scientist is determined to delve deeper
into the matter.
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18. CONFLAGRATION (NOUN)
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blaze
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Synonyms
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bonfire, inferno
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Antonyms
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blizzard, cold wave
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Example Sentence
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The conflagration consumed the entire
convenience store.
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19. CONVENE (VERB)
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assemble
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Synonyms
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collect, gather
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Antonyms
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disperse, scatter
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Example sentence
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Ashmit had convened a secret meeting of
military personnel.
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20. INDENTURED (ADJECTIVE)
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attached
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Synonyms
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contracted, articled
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Antonyms
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liberated, developed
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Example Sentence
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The trailer was indentured to the truck
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