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1-SMEAR: Noun, Verb: to spread or apply a substance (e.g., paint, ink, or grease) in a hasty, careless, or uneven manner, resulting in a blotchy or messy appearance.
Sentence: The party cadres resorted to hooliganism when their demands were not met in the meeting by the government.
2-UNTOWARD : Adjective: Situations or behaviour that is difficult, awkward, or contrary to what is desired or appropriate.
Synonyms: Inappropriate, Unseemly
Antonyms: Promising, Expected
Sentence: The sudden untoward weather change caught the hikers off guard, leaving them stranded in the mountains.
3-ABJURED: Verb:solemnly renounce or give up a belief, claim, or allegiance, often under oath.
Synonyms: Forsake, Repudiate
Antonyms: Embrace
Sentence: After facing a crisis of conscience, the politician publicly abjured his former party's policies, vowing to work independently for the betterment of the people.
4-TURPITUDE:Noun: Morally reprehensible or disgraceful behaviour or character.
Synonyms: Depravity, Evil
Antonyms: Virtue, Morality, Integrity
Sentence: The judge was appalled by the defendant's actions, considering them to be a clear display of moral turpitude, leading to a severe sentence.
5-SNAGS: Noun: A complication or problem that causes a delay or difficulty.
Synonyms: Obstacle, Impediment
Antonyms: Facilitation
Sentence: The construction project faced several snags, including a shortage of building materials and bad weather conditions.
6-IMPENDING : Adjective: Imminent or about to happen, often used to describe something threatening or significant that is expected to occur in the near future.
Synonyms: Looming, Approaching
Antonyms: Distant, Remote
Sentence: She had a sense of unease due to the impending job interview.
7-METICULOUS: Adjective: Showing great attention to detail, thoroughness, and precision in work or actions.
Synonyms: Careful, Diligent
Antonyms: Sloppy, Negligent
Sentence: The artist was known for her meticulous attention to every brushstroke, creating intricate and lifelike paintings.
8-REVERIE:Noun: A state of being lost in thought, often characterized by daydreaming, contemplation, or pleasant fantasies.
Synonyms: Fantasy, Reflection
Antonyms: Reality, Focus
Sentence: The sound of the waves crashing against the shore often lured him into a state of reverie.
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