1. Fanatical
- Meaning: Excessively enthusiastic or obsessive.
- Synonym: Zealous
- Antonym: Moderate
- Sentence: He is fanatical about football and never misses a match.
2. Heretic
- Meaning: A person holding beliefs contrary to established doctrines.
- Synonym: Dissenter
- Antonym: Believer
- Sentence: The scientist was called a heretic for challenging traditional theories.
3. Inert
- Meaning: Lacking the ability or strength to move.
- Synonym: Inactive
- Antonym: Lively
- Sentence: The medicine left him feeling inert and drowsy.
4. Misanthropic
- Meaning: Disliking humankind and avoiding human society.
- Synonym: Antisocial
- Antonym: Philanthropic
- Sentence: The old man was known for his misanthropic attitude toward people.
5. Profound
- Meaning: Very deep or intense.
- Synonym: Deep
- Antonym: Superficial
- Sentence: His speech had a profound impact on the audience.
6. Legible
- Meaning: Clear enough to read.
- Synonym: Readable
- Antonym: Illegible
- Sentence: The teacher appreciated his legible handwriting.
7. Steadfast
- Meaning: Firmly fixed in place; unwavering.
- Synonym: Loyal
- Antonym: Unreliable
- Sentence: He remained steadfast in his decision despite criticism.
8. Tempestuous
- Meaning: Characterized by strong and turbulent emotions.
- Synonym: Stormy
- Antonym: Calm
- Sentence: Their relationship was tempestuous, full of fights and reconciliations.
9. Vital
- Meaning: Absolutely necessary or important.
- Synonym: Essential
- Antonym: Inessential
- Sentence: Exercise is vital for maintaining good health.
10. Wordy
- Meaning: Using or expressed in too many words.
- Synonym: Verbose
- Antonym: Concise
- Sentence: His essay was too wordy and needed to be shortened.
11. Abstemious
- Meaning: Not self-indulgent, especially when eating and drinking.
- Synonym: Temperate
- Antonym: Gluttonous
- Sentence: He follows an abstemious diet to stay healthy.
12. Probity
- Meaning: The quality of having strong moral principles.
- Synonym: Integrity
- Antonym: Dishonesty
- Sentence: The judge is known for his probity and fairness.
13. Dainty
- Meaning: Delicately small and pretty.
- Synonym: Delicate
- Antonym: Clumsy
- Sentence: She picked up the cup with dainty fingers.
14. Garish
- Meaning: Obtrusively bright and showy.
- Synonym: Gaudy
- Antonym: Subtle
- Sentence: The dress was too garish for a formal event.
15. Innocuous
- Meaning: Not harmful or offensive.
- Synonym: Harmless
- Antonym: Harmful
- Sentence: His joke was innocuous, but some took offense.
16. Abjure
- Meaning: Solemnly renounce a belief or claim.
- Synonym: Renounce
- Antonym: Accept
- Sentence: He decided to abjure his political beliefs.
17. Equanimity
- Meaning: Mental calmness and composure.
- Synonym: Composure
- Antonym: Agitation
- Sentence: She faced the crisis with equanimity and courage.
18. Ponderous
- Meaning: Slow and clumsy because of great weight.
- Synonym: Heavy
- Antonym: Light
- Sentence: He walked with a ponderous step due to his heavy backpack.
19. Surly
- Meaning: Bad-tempered and unfriendly.
- Synonym: Rude
- Antonym: Polite
- Sentence: The surly waiter ruined our dining experience.
20. Resilient
- Meaning: Able to recover quickly from difficulties.
- Synonym: Tough
- Antonym: Weak
- Sentence: After the accident, he proved to be resilient and recovered fast.
21. Frivolous
- Meaning: Not having any serious purpose or value.
- Synonym: Trivial
- Antonym: Serious
- Sentence: She spends money on frivolous things.
22. Ostentatious
- Meaning: Designed to impress or attract notice.
- Synonym: Showy
- Antonym: Modest
- Sentence: His ostentatious display of wealth annoyed many.
23. Recalcitrant
- Meaning: Stubbornly disobedient.
- Synonym: Defiant
- Antonym: Obedient
- Sentence: The recalcitrant student refused to follow the rules.
24. Sporadic
- Meaning: Occurring at irregular intervals.
- Synonym: Occasional
- Antonym: Frequent
- Sentence: His attendance in class was sporadic.
25. Tenuous
- Meaning: Very weak or slight.
- Synonym: Fragile
- Antonym: Strong
- Sentence: Their argument was based on tenuous evidence.
