ALLOCATE

• (V) TO SET APART OR DESIGNATE FOR SPECIAL PURPOSE:TO DISTRIBUTE.
• Synoynys: assign, allot, to distribute
• I allocated the skittles from the other candy, to give to other kids.

ARDENT

• (Adj) very enthusiastic, impassionate
• Synonymes: intense, fervent, avid
• Antonyms: indifferent, stolid, phlegmatic, apathetic
• The ardent speaker moved the audience

ASSIDUOUS

• Persistent, attentive
• sysnonyms: industrious, unremitting, sedulous
• antonyms:lazy, lackadaisical, shiftless
• The student was very assiduous asking questions during class.

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CAPRICIOUS

• (adj) subject to whims or passing fancies
• synonyms: impulsive, fickle, unpredictable, mercurial
• antonyms:constant, steady, unwavering
• The capricious rules were not of favor.

CHASTISE

• (adj) to inflict physical punishment as a means of correction to scold severely.
• Synonyms: discipline, censure
• antonyms: commend, reward
• My parents had to chastise me after my wrongdoing.

COPIOUS

• (adj) abundant: Plentifu, wordy, verbose
• synonyms: ample, profuse, bountiful
• inadequate, meager, scanty, concise
• The copious essay went on and on for an hour.

DEVIATE

• (v)to turn aside; to stay from norm. (n) one who departs from a norm. (adj) differing from norm, heterodox, unconventional
• synonyms:diverge, veer, swerve
• antonyms: conform to, abide by, orthodox
• Sean was deviated from his relationship after using drugs.

EMACIATED

• unnaturally thin
• synonyms: withered, shriveled
• antonyms: plump, fat, obese, corpulent
• The emaciated women had to see a doctor.

EXULT

• (v) to rejoice
• sysnonyms: withered, shriveled
• antonyms: mope, sulk, regret, rue, lament
• We exhulted after winning the jack pot!

GNARLED

• (adj) knotted, twisted, lumpy
• synonyms: knotty, misshappen, contorted
• antonyms: smooth, unblemished, straight
• My head phones always become so gnarled after being in my pocket.

INDEMNITY

• (n)a payment for damage or loss
• synonyms: compensation, reparation
• I had an indemnity given to me after a broken window.

INKLING

• (n) a hint; a vague notion
• synonyms:clue, intimation, suggestion
• The inkling was very blatant as to why he should not have crossed the street.

LIMPID

• (adj) clear transparent, readily understood
• synonyms: lucid, intelligible,
• antonyms: murky, opaque
• The limpid waters were good diving conditions due to its visablitity

OMNIPOTENT

• (adj) almighty, having unlimited power or authority
• Synonym: all powerful,
• antonyms: powerless, impotent, weak
• God the omnipotent ruler created everything.

PALATBLE

• (adj) agreeable to the taste or ones sensibilities; suitable for consumption
• synonyms: edible, appetizing, attractive
• antonyms, inedible, distasteful, disagreeable
• Sam is so palatable, always up for anything and easy going

POIGNANT

• (adj) deeply affecting touching: keen or sharp in taste or smell
• synonyms: heartrending, melancholy
• antonyms: unaffecting, bland, vapid,insipid, funny
• My tutor was very poignant and concise.

RANCOR

• (n)bitter resentment or ill-will
• synonyms: animosity, enmity, bitterness
• antonyms: goodwill, harmony, rapport, amity
• The rancor between the two parties made the conversation awkward.

SOPOMORIC

• (adj) immature and overconfident: conceited
• synonyms: pretentious, superficial, fatuous
• antonyms: mature, judicious, knowledgeable
• The sophomoric student cheated during the test and got caught.

SPONTANEOUS

• (adj) arising naturally: not planned or engineered in advance
• synonyms: unpremeditated, unplanned, impromptu
• antonyms: premeditated, planned, contrived
• The spontaneous party brightened my day!