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UPDATE YOUR VOCABULARY – 152

1. REDUNDANT (ADJECTIVE): excessive, repetitious
Synonyms: superfluous, unnecessary
 
Antonyms: necessary, essential
 
Example Sentence:
The programmer deleted the redundant line of code that added no value to the software program.
2. SUPPLE (ADJECTIVE): flexible
Synonyms: pliant, stretchable Antonyms: stiff, rigid
Example Sentence:
Paul was incredibly supple and strong.
3. SURREPTITIOUS (ADJECTIVE): secret
Synonyms: underhand, private Antonyms: open, clear
Example Sentence:
They had several surreptitious conversations.
4. SYCOPHANT (NOUN): flatterer
Synonyms: polisher, leech Antonyms: master, dictator
 
Example Sentence: 
Whatever Ramesh says about his boss, can’t be believed because he is a sycophant.
5. INEBRIATED (ADJECTIVE): drunk 
Synonyms: intoxicated, boozy Antonyms: sober, straight
 
Example Sentence: 
The inebriated partygoers were very loud.
6. SUMPTUOUS (ADJECTIVE): magnificent
Synonyms: splendid, deluxe Antonyms: plain, cheap
 
Example Sentence:
They live in sumptuous surroundings.
 
7. SUPERCILIOUS (ADJECTIVE): arrogant
 
Synonyms: haughty, egotistic Antonyms: humble, meek
Example Sentence:
Sohail is a supercilious boy.
8. STRENUOUS (ADJECTIVE): arduous
 
Synonyms: laborious, burdensome Antonyms: effortless, half-hearted
 
Example Sentence:
This is a better advice for you that you should avoid strenuous exercise in the evening.
 
9. INCARCERATE (VERB): imprison
Synonyms: jail, captive Antonyms: free, give liberty
Example Sentence:
It can cost Rs.50,000 to incarcerate a prisoner for a year.
 
10. INCIPIENT (ADJECTIVE): starting
Synonyms: beginning, inceptive Antonyms: final, mature
Example Sentence:
There were signs of incipient panic.

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