ANTONYMS (Part-VII)

Topple- to fall or cause something to fall from an upright position.

Tumble to fall or collapse.

Fumble- to mishandle or drop something clumsily.

Plunge - to dive or drop suddenly.

Misdemeanour - a less serious crime.

Amalgamation- the combining things together. process of

Gullible - one who can be easily fooled.

Subjugate- to dominate, exert control and limit freedom.

Colonize- to establish control over territory or people.

Modest- having a humble or moderate opinion of oneself.

Vanquish-  to defeat or overcome completely.

Incompetence- lack of ability to do something successfully.

Interfere- to prevent something from succeeding.

Attitude - the way that you think or feel about somebody/something.

Caustic - able to destroy or burn things.

Accessory- something that can be added to a thing in order to make it more useful, versatile, or attractive

Substitute - use or add in place of

Surplus - more than needed and used

Option - to choose from a set of possibilities

Despondent- a deep dejection arising from a conviction of the uselessness of further effort.

Precise - exactly or sharply defined or stated

Despaired- to lose all hope that something will happen

Reproach- an expression of rebuke or disapproval

Knack- a special skill, talent, or aptitude making for ease and dexterity

Vile- A little worth or value or morally despicable

Process- something we do in order to achieve a certain result

Lesson A piece of instruction or something to be learned

Anomalous- Something that deviates from normal or usual

Endemic- especially of a disease or a condition regularly occurring within an area or community.

Outlandish- Something strange and difficult to like or accept

Alien- belonging or relating to foreign country or another planet

Objurgation- a harsh reprimand or criticism

Hamper -to impede the natural activity of : encumber. Bad weather hampered the search effort.

Reproof -something that you say to somebody when you do not approve of what he/she has done

Commination-a threat of punishment or vengeance.

Fiend- an evil and cruel person

Vile - extremely unpleasant

Junkie- a person with an insatiable craving for something

Atrocious - very cruel or evil