1. EMULATE (VERB):Follow suit

Synonyms: imitate, mimic          

Antonyms: neglect, ignore

Example Sentence:

It is important to emulate the dress code.

 

2. MOLLIFY (VERB):Allay

Synonyms: alleviate, ameliorate               

Antonyms: agitate, irritate

Example Sentence:

Only you can mollify the prevailing situation.

3. CRAVEN (ADJECTIVE):Timid 

Synonyms: coward, nebbish                     

Antonyms: bold person, brave person 

Example Sentence:

He is such a craven person.

4. CONTRITE (ADJECTIVE):Regretful

Synonyms: apologetic, humble               

Antonyms: unrepentant, indifferent

Example Sentence:

Don’t be a contrite employee you’re on the ball.

5. MENDACOUS (ADJECTIVE): Dishonest

Synonyms: deceitful, deceptive          

Antonyms: frank, sincere

Example Sentence:

He is cutting corner because everybody tells he is a mendacious boy.

6. IMMUTABLE (ADJECTIVE):Unchangeable

Synonyms: abiding, inflexible          

Antonyms: flexible, variable

Example Sentence:

Don’t wrap your head around immutable petty politics in this office.

7. MAVERICK (NOUN):Person who takes chances

Synonyms: bohemian, dissenter                

Antonyms: conservative, moderate

Example Sentence: 

If you are a maverick you should get anxiety out of your system.

8. EBULLIANCE (NOUN): Enthusiasm

Synonyms: buoyancy, elation             

Antonyms: sadness, depression

Example Sentence:

He shows great ebullience while performing arts at the theatre.

9. CONFOUND (VERB):Confuse

Synonyms: bewilder, baffle                   

Antonyms: explain, clarify

Example Sentence:

He was confound about his new career plans.

10. ECLECTIC (ADJECTIVE): Diverse

Synonyms: broad, varied             

Antonyms: similar, specific

Example Sentence:

 

He has very well survived in many eclectic conditions.