1. DEBUNK (VERB): expose as ridiculously false
Example Sentence:
They will surely debunk the myth later.
2. EMBRACE (VERB): hold tightly in arms
Synonyms: grasp, enfold Antonyms: shun, unwrap
Example Sentence:
We should embrace our friends and try to solve their problems.
3. AFFORESTATION (NOUN): forest management
Synonyms: forestation, arboriculture Antonyms: deforestation, erosion
Example Sentence:
We must encourage afforestation because it is the need of the hour.
4. PELLUCID (ADJECTIVE): clear
Synonyms: luculent, transparent Antonyms: opaque, dubious
Example Sentence:
The agreement must be pellucid between the parties.
5. PULCHRITUDE (NOUN): beauty
Synonyms: grace, elegance Antonyms: roughness, inelegance
Example Sentence:
Pulchritude should not be given importance in life.
6. VANITY (NOUN): feeling of excessive pride
Synonyms: arrogance, ostentation Antonyms: modesty, humility
Example Sentence:
All that comes is vanity.
7. VISAGES (NOUN ): human faces
Synonyms: aspect, features Antonyms: disappearance, vanishing
Example Sentence:
My teacher can see blurry visages from the distance.
8. WINSOME (ADJECTIVE): charming
Synonyms: appealing, dainty Antonyms: repulsive, dull
Example Sentence:
She gave him her most winsome smile.
9. SCATHING (ADJECTIVE ): harshly critical
Synonyms: harsh, trenchant Antonyms: kind, gentle
Example Sentence:
He gave her a scathing look.
10. ADVENT (NOUN): an awaited arrival
Synonyms: approach, onset Antonyms: departure, leaving
Example Sentence:
The advent of war led to austerity.