Vocabular

veritable

Adjectiv

Exemplu: “The room was a veritable museum.”

Sinonime: true, real

Antonime: fake

notorious

Adjectiv

Exemplu: “The area is notorious for crime.”

Sinonime: infamous, well-known

Antonime: respected

grievance

Substantiv

Exemplu: “Employees filed a grievance.”

Sinonime: complaint, objection

Antonime: satisfaction

deprecate

Verb

Exemplu: “Developers deprecate old software features.”

Sinonime: criticize, discourage

Antonime: approve

innuendo

Substantiv

Exemplu: “The article was full of innuendo.”

Sinonime: hint, suggestion

Antonime: direct statement

euphoria

Substantiv

Exemplu: “The victory created euphoria.”

Sinonime: joy, excitement

Antonime: despair

diligent

Adjectiv

Exemplu: “She is a diligent student.”

Sinonime: hardworking, careful

Antonime: lazy

automate

Verb

Exemplu: “We should automate this process.”

Sinonime: mechanize, computerize

Antonime: do manually

artifice

Substantiv

Exemplu: “The plan depended on artifice.”

Sinonime: trick, deception

Antonime: honesty

venture

Substantiv

Exemplu: “The new venture attracted investors.”

Sinonime: enterprise, project

Antonime: safe routine

emulate

Verb

Exemplu: “Young artists emulate their teachers.”

Sinonime: imitate, copy

Antonime: ignore

arduous

Adjectiv

Exemplu: “It was an arduous journey.”

Sinonime: difficult, demanding

Antonime: easy

wholly

Adverb

Exemplu: “I wholly agree with you.”

Sinonime: completely, entirely

Antonime: partly

utter

Adjectiv

Exemplu: “The project was an utter failure.”

Sinonime: complete, total

Antonime: partial

poise

Substantiv

Exemplu: “She answered with poise.”

Sinonime: composure, balance

Antonime: panic

angst

Substantiv

Exemplu: “Teenagers often feel social angst.”

Sinonime: anxiety, worry

Antonime: calm

aesthetic

Adjectiv

Exemplu: “The design has strong aesthetic value.”

Sinonime: artistic, visual

Antonime: ugly

revere

Verb

Exemplu: “Many people revere great teachers.”

Sinonime: respect, admire

Antonime: despise

enterprise

Substantiv

Exemplu: “The enterprise creates software.”

Sinonime: company, business

Antonime: individual

conference

Substantiv

Exemplu: “The conference starts tomorrow.”

Sinonime: meeting, event

Antonime: private talk

addiction

Substantiv

Exemplu: “Addiction can damage health.”

Sinonime: dependence

Antonime: freedom

tuition

Substantiv

Exemplu: “University tuition is expensive.”

Sinonime: education fee

Antonime: scholarship

loan

Substantiv

Exemplu: “He took a loan from the bank.”

Sinonime: credit, borrowed money

Antonime: saving

immigration

Substantiv

Exemplu: “Immigration rules can change.”

Sinonime: moving to a country

Antonime: emigration

property

Substantiv

Exemplu: “This house is my property.”

Sinonime: ownership, asset

Antonime: debt

document

Substantiv

Exemplu: “Sign the document.”

Sinonime: paper, file

Antonime: verbal agreement

chemical

Substantiv

Exemplu: “This chemical is dangerous.”

Sinonime: substance

Antonime: natural material

lecture

Substantiv

Exemplu: “The lecture starts at ten.”

Sinonime: talk, lesson

Antonime: break

agenda

Substantiv

Exemplu: “The meeting agenda is short.”

Sinonime: plan, schedule

Antonime: disorder

crime

Substantiv

Exemplu: “The police solved the crime.”

Sinonime: offense, illegal act

Antonime: lawful act

zone

Substantiv

Exemplu: “This is a quiet zone.”

Sinonime: area, region

Antonime: center

suit

Substantiv

Exemplu: “He wears a black suit.”

Sinonime: formal clothes

Antonime: casual clothes

lamp

Substantiv

Exemplu: “The lamp is on the table.”

Sinonime: light

Antonime: darkness

area

Substantiv

Exemplu: “This area is quiet.”

Sinonime: place, zone

Antonime: point

emergency

Substantiv

Exemplu: “Call the doctor in an emergency.”

Sinonime: crisis, urgent situation

Antonime: normal situation

apartment

Substantiv

Exemplu: “I live in an apartment.”

Sinonime: flat, home

Antonime: house

elevator

Substantiv

Exemplu: “Take the elevator to the third floor.”

Sinonime: lift

Antonime: stairs

audience

Substantiv

Exemplu: “The audience listened carefully.”

Sinonime: listeners, viewers

Antonime: speaker

accident

Substantiv

Exemplu: “There was an accident on the street.”

Sinonime: crash, incident

Antonime: safety

box

Substantiv

Exemplu: “The box is big.”

Sinonime: container, case

Antonime: bag

sentence

Substantiv

Exemplu: “Write one sentence.”

Sinonime: phrase, statement

Antonime: word

bathroom

Substantiv

Exemplu: “The bathroom is clean.”

Sinonime: toilet, washroom

Antonime: bedroom

window

Substantiv

Exemplu: “Open the window, please.”

Sinonime: glass opening

Antonime: wall

shoe

Substantiv

Exemplu: “One shoe is under the bed.”

vocational

Adjectiv

Exemplu: “Vocational training can lead directly to employment.”

Sinonime: career-oriented, technical

Antonime: academic, general

virtuosity

Substantiv

Exemplu: “The performance displayed remarkable virtuosity.”

Sinonime: mastery, brilliance

Antonime: clumsiness, mediocrity

unfeasibly

Adverb

Exemplu: “The target was unfeasibly high.”

Sinonime: impractically, impossibly

Antonime: feasibly, realistically

torrential

Adjectiv

Exemplu: “Torrential rain flooded the streets.”

Sinonime: heavy, pouring

Antonime: light, gentle

tactically

Adverb

Exemplu: “The coach changed the formation tactically.”

Sinonime: strategically, carefully

Antonime: randomly, carelessly

revelatory

Adjectiv

Exemplu: “The letters were revelatory and deeply personal.”

Sinonime: revealing, illuminating

Antonime: concealing, secretive

punitively

Adverb

Exemplu: “The rules were applied punitively rather than fairly.”

Sinonime: harshly, penally

Antonime: leniently, mercifully

precocious

Adjectiv

Exemplu: “The child was precocious and unusually articulate.”

Sinonime: advanced, gifted

Antonime: immature, slow-developing

ostensibly

Adverb

Exemplu: “The funds were ostensibly for research.”

Sinonime: apparently, seemingly

Antonime: actually, genuinely

infernally

Adverb

Exemplu: “It was infernally hot in the room.”

Sinonime: terribly, devilishly

Antonime: pleasantly, mildly

indolently

Adverb

Exemplu: “He stretched indolently in the afternoon sun.”

Sinonime: lazily, sluggishly

Antonime: energetically, diligently

hysterical

Adjectiv

Exemplu: “She became hysterical when she heard the news.”

Sinonime: uncontrollable, frantic

Antonime: calm, composed

emulsifier

Substantiv

Exemplu: “The recipe includes an emulsifier to keep the mixture smooth.”

Sinonime: stabilizer

Antonime:

unenviable

Adjectiv

Exemplu: “She was in the unenviable position of choosing who to dismiss.”

Sinonime: unpleasant, awkward

Antonime: enviable, desirable

tantamount

Adjectiv

Exemplu: “Ignoring the warning is tantamount to admitting failure.”

Sinonime: equivalent, equal to

Antonime: different, unrelated

profoundly

Adverb

Exemplu: “The speech profoundly affected the audience.”

Sinonime: deeply, greatly

Antonime: slightly, superficially

ordinarily

Adverb

Exemplu: “Ordinarily, the office closes at six.”

Sinonime: normally, usually

Antonime: abnormally, rarely

marginally

Adverb

Exemplu: “Sales improved only marginally.”

Sinonime: slightly, barely

Antonime: substantially, greatly

inherently

Adverb

Exemplu: “Power is not inherently harmful.”

Sinonime: essentially, intrinsically

Antonime: externally, accidentally

headstrong

Adjectiv

Exemplu: “He is too headstrong to take advice.”

Sinonime: stubborn, willful

Antonime: obedient, flexible

fiendishly

Adverb

Exemplu: “The puzzle was fiendishly difficult.”

Sinonime: extremely, devilishly

Antonime: easily, simply

exotically

Adverb

Exemplu: “The room was exotically decorated with rare fabrics.”

Sinonime: unusually, distinctively

Antonime: plainly, ordinarily

dominantly

Adverb

Exemplu: “The market is dominantly controlled by a few firms.”

Sinonime: powerfully, predominantly

Antonime: weakly, marginally

congregate

Verb

Exemplu: “Large crowds began to congregate outside.”

Sinonime: gather, assemble

Antonime: disperse, scatter

animatedly

Adverb

Exemplu: “They were talking animatedly about the election.”

Sinonime: lively, energetically

Antonime: quietly, lifelessly

tactfully

Adverb

Exemplu: “She tactfully changed the subject.”

Sinonime: diplomatically, politely

Antonime: rudely, bluntly

synthetic

Adjectiv

Exemplu: “The jacket is made from synthetic material.”

Sinonime: artificial, man-made

Antonime: natural, organic

stylistic

Adjectiv

Exemplu: “The two authors differ in stylistic choices.”

Sinonime: artistic, expressive

Antonime: content-based, plain

speculate

Verb

Exemplu: “It is useless to speculate without evidence.”

Sinonime: guess, theorize

Antonime: know, verify

revealing

Adjectiv

Exemplu: “The interview was revealing and emotional.”

Sinonime: informative, exposing

Antonime: concealing, secretive

recessive

Adjectiv

Exemplu: “The trait is controlled by a recessive gene.”

Sinonime: latent, non-dominant

Antonime: dominant

raunchily

Adverb

Exemplu: “The comedian behaved raunchily on stage.”

Sinonime: vulgarly, crudely

Antonime: decently, tastefully

cozy

Adjectiv

Exemplu: “We stayed in a cozy little cabin.”

Sinonime: comfortable, warm

Antonime: cold, uncomfortable

coma

Substantiv

Exemplu: “The patient remained in a coma for two days.”

Sinonime: deep unconscious state

Antonime: consciousness

bony

Adjectiv

Exemplu: “The dog looked thin and bony.”

Sinonime: skinny, thin

Antonime: fleshy

ache

Verb

Exemplu: “My legs ache after the long walk.”

Sinonime: hurt, pain

Antonime: feel fine