V o c a b u l a r y(1st August, 2017)


1. *CURTAIL* (VERB): Reduce in extent 

*Synonyms*: diminish, abbreviate 

*Antonyms*: amplify, extend 

*Example Sentence*: 

The economic crises will force to curtail shopping this year. 

2. *DEPICTION* (NOUN): The action of drawing something 

*Synonyms*: illustration, sketch 

*Antonyms*: misstate, falsify 

*Example Sentence*: 

In your poem, you should use words to depict the beauty of the place. 

3. SUBDUE (VERB): To overcome 

*Synonyms*: conquer, extinguish 

*Antonyms*: aggravate, rouse 

*Example Sentence*: 

The criminal was subdued by the forces at the railway station. 

4. *REMUNERATION* (NOUN): Money paid for work or service 

*Synonyms*: compensation, reimbursement 

*Antonyms*: non-payment, penalization 

*Example Sentence*: 

This job provides a handsome remuneration package against 8 hours working. 

5. *HAUL* (VERB): To pull or drag with force 

*Synonyms*: harvest, booty 

*Antonyms*: loss, push 

*Example Sentence*: 

It took 4 hours to haul the fallen tree. 

6. *REPLICATE* (VERB): To make an exact copy 

*Synonyms*: duplicate, simulate 

*Antonyms*: repulse, reject 

*Example Sentence*: 

He could replicate anything after only one exposure. 

7. *FRAY* (NOUN): A fight or battle

*Synonyms*: melee, clash 

*Antonyms*: peace, harmony 

*Example Sentence*:

We should never let ourselves in an unnecessary fray. 

8. *PRISTINE* (ADJECTIVE): In its original condition 

*Synonyms*: intact, sterile 

*Antonyms*: affected, dirty 

*Example Sentence*:

My car is completely pristine. 

9. *CAPRICE*(NOUN): A sudden change of mood or behaviour 

*Synonyms*: freak, jerk 

*Antonyms*: constant, normality 

*Example Sentence*: 

The introduction of new law is completely a caprice of the government. 

10. *ANCILLARY* (ADJECTIVE): To provide necessary support 

*Synonyms*: subsidiary, accessory 

*Antonyms*: primary, crucial 

*Example Sentence*: 

We should lay off our ancillary expenses in the time of economic crisis.

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