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Acquaintance

• An acquaintance is someone known slightly, not a close friend.
• Synonym: Associate.
• Antonym: Stranger.

Ambition

• The strong desire to achieve something, typically requiring hard work and determination is ambition.
• Synonym: Aspiration.
• Antonym: Apathy.

Conch

• A conch is a large sea snail with a spiral shell, often used as a horn or decoration.
• Synonym: Shell.
• No direct antonym.

Confidentially

• Something done in a way intended to be kept secret or private is done confidentially.
• Synonym: Privately.
• Antonym: Publicly.

Contour

• An outline, especially representing the shape or form of something.
• Synonym: Outline.
• Antonym: Flatness.

Efflorescence

• The state or period of flowering, also a crystalline deposit of salts from evaporating water.
• Synonym: Bloom.
• Antonym: Decay.

Effulgence

• A brilliant radiance or shining forth.
• Synonym: Brightness.
• Antonym: Dullness.

Enmity

• Enmity is the state or feeling of being actively opposed or hostile to someone or something.
• Synonym: Hostility.
• Antonym: Friendship.

Fledged

• Fledged means having acquired feathers for flight, developed enough to be independent.
• Synonym: Matured.
• Antonym: Unfledged.

Foliage

• Plant leaves, collectively.
• Synonym: Leaves.
• No direct antonym.

Multitude

• A multitude is a large number of people or things.
• Synonym: Crowd.
• Antonym: Few.

Octave

• A series of eight notes occupying the interval between two notes, where one has twice or half the frequency of the other.
• Synonym: Eightfold.
• No direct antonym.

Omen

• An omen is an event regarded as a portent of good or evil.
• Synonym: Sign.
• No direct antonym.

Sapling

• A sapling is a young tree, especially one with a slender trunk.
• Synonym: Seedling.
• Antonym: Mature tree.

Spat

• A spat is a petty quarrel or argument.
• Synonym: Tiff.
• Antonym: Agreement.

Specious

• Specious describes something superficially plausible but actually wrong or misleading in appearance.
• Synonym: Deceptive.
• Antonym: Genuine.

Strident

• Strident means loud and harsh, grating.
• Synonym: Shrill.
• Antonym: Soft.

Clamber

• Clamber means to climb or move in an awkward way, often using both hands and feet.
• Synonym: Scramble.
• Antonym: Descend gracefully.

Emboss

• To carve, mold, or stamp a design on a surface, so that it stands out in relief.
• Synonym: Engrave.
• Antonym: Flatten.

Envelop

• To wrap up, cover, or surround completely.
• Synonym: Encase.
• Antonym: Uncover.

Persist

• To continue firmly in a course of action despite difficulty or opposition.
• Synonym: Persevere.
• Antonym: Give up.

Trot

• To run at a moderate pace, faster than a walk but slower than a gallop is to trot.
• Synonym: Jog.
• Antonym: Walk slowly.

Upheaval

• A violent or sudden change or disruption to something.
• Synonym: Turmoil.
• Antonym: Stability.

Decorous

• Decorous means in keeping with good taste and propriety; polite and restrained.
• Synonym: Proper.
• Antonym: Indecorous.

Incredulous

• Unwilling or unable to believe something.
• Synonym: Skeptical.
• Antonym: Believing.

Immured

• Enclosed or confined against one's will.
• Synonym: Imprisoned.
• Antonym: Freed.

Indignation

• Anger or annoyance provoked by what is perceived as unfair treatment.
• Synonym: Resentment.
• Antonym: Contentment.

Pallidly

• In a way that is pale, typically due to poor health.
• Synonym: Pale.
• Antonym: Rosily.

Proffer

• To hold out something to someone for acceptance; offer.
• Synonym: Present.
• Antonym: Withhold.

Defiles

• Defiles means to make foul, dirty, or unclean; to violate the sanctity of something.
• Synonym: Pollute.
• Antonym: Purify.

Compound Sentences

• Combines two or more independent clauses using coordinating conjunctions (for, and, but, or).

Complex Sentences

• Has one independent clause & at least one dependent clause.
• Dependent clause introduced by subordinating conjunctions like because or although.