1. PERJURY (NOUN): deception
Synonyms: falsehood,
dishonesty
Antonyms: frankness, openness
Example
Sentence:
His friend who lied about
his whereabouts will soon face trial for perjury.
2. FUGACIOUS
(ADJECTIVE): transient
Synonyms: momentary,
short-lived
Antonyms:
perpetual, lasting
Example Sentence:
Because styles are so fugacious, he refuses
to wear a pair of sneakers for more than a month.
3. EFFETE (ADJECTIVE): enfeebled
Synonyms: drained,
exhausted
Antonyms: tireless, capable
Example
Sentence:
The spy pretended to be wheelchair bound as part of his
effete man disguise.
4. INSIDIOUS (ADJECTIVE): sneaky
Synonyms: foxy,
ensnaring
Antonyms: fair, honest
Example Sentence:
A model agency hired insidious and attractive models, for a fashion
show.
5. DISCLOSURE (NOUN): exposure
Synonyms: confession, admission
Antonyms: concealment,
denial
Example Sentence:
The greater part of the
transformation precedes the disclosure of the theory.
6. OUTRAGE (NOUN): violence
Synonyms: atrocity,
abuse
Antonyms: obedience,
respect
Example Sentence:
My voice trembled with outrage.
7. UNJADED (ADJECTIVE): innocent
Synonyms: simple,
artless
Antonyms: sceptical,
leery
Example Sentence:
With
an unjaded smile, the little girl denied eating t the cookies.
8. MALADROIT (ADJECTIVE): awkward
Synonyms: clumsy, clunky
Antonyms: skilful, tactful
Example Sentence:
The cartoon is based on a
maladroit thief.
9. SNOOP (VERB): intrude
Synonyms:
peep, pry
Antonyms:
ignore, neglect
Example Sentence:
The girl was certain that her mother would snoop through her diary, so she hid it in a secret spot of her house
10. PROFITEERING (ADJECTIVE): dishonest
Synonyms: unethical,
unscrupulous
Antonyms: moral, ethical
Example Sentence:
He is known as a profiteering shopkeeper
