Vocabulário

true

Adjetivo

Exemplo: “It is true that he is kind.”

Sinônimos: real, correct

Antônimos: false

veritable

Adjetivo

Exemplo: “The room was a veritable museum.”

Sinônimos: true, real

Antônimos: fake

fabricate

Verbo

Exemplo: “He fabricated the story.”

Sinônimos: invent, make up

Antônimos: verify

premise

Substantivo

Exemplo: “The argument is based on a false premise.”

Sinônimos: assumption, basis

Antônimos: conclusion

fabulation

Substantivo

Exemplo: “The memoir contains clear signs of fabulation.”

Sinônimos: invention, fabrication

Antônimos: fact, accuracy

plausibly

Advérbio

Exemplo: “She argued plausibly that the delay was unavoidable.”

Sinônimos: believably, credibly

Antônimos: unconvincingly, implausibly

deny

Verbo

Exemplo: “He denied taking the money.”

Sinônimos: refuse, reject

Antônimos: admit, accept

doubt

Verbo

Exemplo: “I doubt that he will come on time.”

Sinônimos: question, uncertainty

Antônimos: trust, certainty

admit

Verbo

Exemplo: “He finally admitted that he was wrong.”

Sinônimos: accept, confess

Antônimos: deny

self

Substantivo

Exemplo: “She wants to be her true self.”

Sinônimos: person

Antônimos: other

real

Adjetivo

Exemplo: “Is this story real?”

Sinônimos: true

Antônimos: fake

false

Adjetivo

Exemplo: “That statement is false.”

Sinônimos: wrong, untrue

Antônimos: true

paradoxically

Advérbio

Exemplo: “Paradoxically, strict rules can increase creativity.”

Sinônimos: ironically

Antônimos: predictably

likely

Adjetivo

Exemplo: “It is likely to rain today.”

Sinônimos: probable

Antônimos: unlikely

verisimilitude

Substantivo

Exemplo: “The novel achieved remarkable verisimilitude.”

Sinônimos: authenticity

Antônimos: implausibility

contradict

Verbo

Exemplo: “The data contradicts the theory.”

Sinônimos: oppose

Antônimos: support

paradoxical

Adjetivo

Exemplo: “Success had a paradoxical effect.”

Sinônimos: contradictory, ironic

Antônimos: logical

believe

Verbo

Exemplo: “I believe him.”

Sinônimos: trust, think

Antônimos: doubt

right

Adjetivo

Exemplo: “This answer is right.”

Sinônimos: correct

Antônimos: wrong

paradox

Substantivo

Exemplo: “It’s a paradox that more options can make decisions harder.”

elusive

Adjetivo

Exemplo: “True product-market fit can be elusive.”

spurious

Adjetivo

Exemplo: “The alert was triggered by a spurious signal.”

rationalize

Verbo

Exemplo: “He rationalized the delay by blaming external factors.”

concede

Verbo

Exemplo: “He conceded that the timeline was unrealistic.”

assert

/əˈsɝːt/

Exemplo: “She asserted that the report was accurate.”

Sinônimos: affirm, aver, maintain

assume

/əˈsuːm/

Exemplo: “I assumed he was right.”

Sinônimos: arrogate, acquire, sham

claim

/kleɪm/

Exemplo: “He claims he saw the accident.”

Sinônimos: arrogate, call, take

Antônimos: render, waive, forgo

no

/noʊ/

Exemplo: “No, I don’t know.”

Sinônimos: no more, nobelium, atomic number 102

Antônimos: yes

yes

/jes/

Exemplo: “Yes, I understand.”

Antônimos: no