1. SKEPTICAL (ADJECTIVE):disbelieving

   Synonyms:doubtful, dubious Antonyms: certain, definite

   Example sentence:

   She turned to see Mrs Saxena’s skeptical look.

2. SLACK (ADJECTIVE): baggy

Synonyms: loose, sloppy Antonyms: stiff, tight

Example sentence:

They were alerted only by the feel of the screwdriver’s slack penetration.

3. SMUG (ADJECTIVE): Egotistical

Synonyms: self-centred, pompous Antonyms: humble, modest

Example sentence:
Nimisha gave her a smug smile.

4. SLITHER (VERB): slide

Synonyms: glide, skid Antonyms: climb, mount

Example sentence:

A snake slithered across the path.

5. SNARE (NOUN): trap

Synonyms: decoy, bait Antonyms: freedom, liberation

Example sentence:

With a snare in place, the hunter had to wait for its prey to come.

6. PRECARIOUS (ADJECTIVE): doubtful

Synonyms: indecisive, unsure Antonyms: certain, sure

Example sentence:

Micheal is precarious about his future plans.

7. SNIDE (ADJECTIVE): hateful

Synonyms: sneering, unkind Antonyms: gentle, kind

Example sentence:

Ravi’s snide remark was like salt in her wounds.

8. SOGGY (ADJECTIVE): humid

Synonyms: muggy, moist Antonyms: arid, dry

Example sentence:
His gym socks became soggy and wet.

9. SNUB (VERB): disregard

Synonyms: humiliate, disdain Antonyms: praise, regard

Example sentence:

The endorsement of unfamiliar candidate by the localites felt like a snub to a local contender.

10. SOAR (VERB): shoot

Synonyms: ascend, rise Antonyms: decrease, fall

Example sentence:

The number of unemployment filings began to soar after the company layoffs began.