Vocabulary Words

1. DECREPIT (ADJECTIVE): Dilapidated

Synonyms: rickety, ramshackle

Antonyms: firm, sound

Example Sentence:

There was a dilapidated haveli on the way to jungle.

2. IMPERISHABLE (ADJECTIVE): Enduring

Synonyms: everlasting, deathless Antonyms: perishable, destructible

Example Sentence:

God is imperishable.

3. REVERBERATE (VERB): Echo

Synonyms: resound , resonate Antonyms: quiten, dull

Example Sentence:

His voice reverberate in Saumya’s mind.

4. PERVERSE (ADJECTIVE): Mean

Synonyms: wicked, cantankerous Antonyms: compliant, nice

Example Sentence:

Len is a perverse man.

5. APPENDAGE (NOUN): Addition

Synonyms: attachment, addendum Antonyms: necessity, requirement

Example Sentence:

The tower is merely an appendage to this royal building.

6. INNATE (ADJECTIVE): Inherited

Synonyms: intrinsic, inborn Antonyms: acquired, extrinsic

Example Sentence:

Singing talent is innate in her.

7. DEVOUT (ADJECTIVE): Adoring

Synonyms: ardent, fervent Antonyms: apathetic, disloyal

Example Sentence:

My mother considers me a devout person.

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8. AGOG (ADJECTIVE): Eager

Synonyms: excited, anxious Antonyms: disinterested, unenthusiastic

Example Sentence:

kids were agog as they waited for Donald Duck’s arrival.

9. FRAIL (ADJECTIVE): Feeble

Synonyms: infirm, slender Antonyms: solid, strong

Example Sentence:

Dr. Mukul saw a frail woman.

10. TORPEDO (VERB): Invalidate

Synonyms: abolish, annul Antonyms: validate, approve

Example Sentence:

The new committee torpedoed the old rules.