11th Grade Vocabulary Synonyms and Antonyms

Study Notes

Vindictive: Describes a person committed to seeking revenge; often associated with a vengeful mindset.
Hearth: Refers to a fireplace or the floor area in front of it, symbolizing warmth and home.
Mar: To spoil or damage something, particularly in a way that detracts from its appearance.
Wilt: To become limp or droop as a result of heat or lack of water; commonly used to describe plants.
Emblem: A symbol or insignia representing an idea, organization, or quality; signifies identity.
Overture: An introduction or initiation of an action, often used in contexts to describe a proposal to start a relationship or negotiation.
Pact: A formal agreement between two or more parties; often used to signify treaties or contracts.
Lax: Characterized by being careless or negligent, particularly in carrying out responsibilities.
Misdemeanor: A term used for minor crimes; less serious than felonies and often resulting in lighter penalties.
Narrative: A story or account of events or experiences; can be fictional or factual.

Misdemeanor: In contrast to minor offenses, refers to serious violent criminal acts.
Overture: The initial proposals or beginnings; opposed to conclusions or final actions, such as in musical pieces.
Hearth: Symbolizes warmth; an antonym can denote a space lacking such comfort, like a house without an air conditioner.
Emblem: Representations that convey meaning; something void of significance can be described as a meaningless gesture.
Vindictive: Opposite of being forgiving or merciful; describes individuals driven by a desire for revenge.