| Words |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Sentences |
| Apprehend |
suspect, understand, realize, arrest |
misconceive, misinterpret, |
1. He could apprehend that something unexpected things would happen. 2. Police apprehended the criminal. 3. They correctly apprehended the situation. |
| Barricades |
barrier, blockade, obstacle, fence, roadblock |
aid, assistance, abetment |
1. We need to ford barricades against our enemies. 2. He barricaded the door. The students barricaded themselves into their academic building. |
| Responsibility |
Duty, liability, obligation |
irresponsibility, exemption, discharge |
1. It is our responsibility to behave well with others. 2. One of the responsibilities of a student is to study regularly. |
| Surround |
circle, besiege, |
release, free, |
1. A beautiful wall surrounds our beloved campus. 2. Enemies surrounded the house. |
| Supportive |
caring, helpful, beneficial |
contradictory, opposing, disproving |
1. My friend is very supportive. 2. A family always plays a supportive role. |
| Wireless |
radio, cellular, wi-fi, mobile |
cabled, wire, bound, attached |
1. Now-a-days, wireless is getting popular. 2. She listens to wireless every day. |
| Anxiety |
concern, worry, apprehension |
serenity, calmness |
1. Her anxiety about her gives her much pain. 2. Anxiety makes a man very dissapointed. |
| Provision |
supply, facilities, services |
removal, taking |
1. The provisions of food stuffs are highly necessary. 2.The institution is looking for the provision of some god teachers. |
| Disguise |
camouflage, mask |
disclose, reveal, unmask |
1.He disguised himself. 2. They had to disguise themselves to avoid their enemies. |
| Ignorant |
unschooled, uneducated, unaware untaught, |
educated, informed, knowledgeable |
1. He was quite ignorant about the fact. |
| Vendor |
seller, hawker, |
buyer, customer, shopper |
1. Sometimes, we are to buy vegetables and fruits from vendors. |
| Look after |
take care of, treatment |
overlook, forget, hurt |
1. Anis sir look after our English subject. |
| Cordon |
Seal off, shut off, close |
free, let go, release |
1. They finally broke through the police cordon. |
| Invigorate |
energize, rejuvenate, revive |
discourage, retard, tire |
1. Walking in the morning simple invigorates us. 2. Her presence invigorated all of us. |
| Yet |
so far, still, until now |
likewise, also, hereafter
|
1. I am yet to finish my homework. |
