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Blazon (n)

>> The official symbols of a family, state, etc.

(Source:poliaektimisoara.ro )

>> Decorate with heraldic arms
Syn: blazonry, coat of arms, arms, emblazon

Contention (n)
Con + tension����

Contention always gives tension, So contention means �..???

E.g.:
>> Bone of contention.
>> The teams met in fierce contention for the first place.

Syn: strife, controversy, dispute, competition, averment, polemic, discord, dissension, variance
Ant: accord

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Contention (Antonym)
A) Sedition
B) Phlegmatic
C) Truant
D) Strife
E) Tension

Juxtapose (adj)

Just + position….. Two objects side by side or just next to one another in position.

E.g.:
The fauvists juxtaposed strong colors.
Juxtapose unexpected combinations of colors, shapes and ideas — J. F. T. Bugental
Syn:
put together, yoke, hitch on

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Juxtapose (Antonym)

A) yoke
B) perpendicular
C) separate
D) bestow
E) fuse

Inchoate (adj)

Inchoate=”inco”+”ate”=incompletely eaten i.e digested by one= incompletely formed/eveloped

Meaning:
1. In an initial or early stage; just begun.
2. Imperfectly formed or formulated.
3. Not yet clearly or completely formed; undeveloped

Inchoate (antonym)
a) primordial
b) coherent
c) fledgling
d) green
e) embryonic

Imbecile (n)

I aM BEing CILE (Silly) (Countributed by bibekkk)

or

Link/memory sentence : (Countributed by bibekkk)
MBA KE BEES (20) Saal bad bhi Imbecile hai.
or (if you do not know Hindi)
He is prearing for MBA . He is not an Imbecile

If possible, sketch it somewhere or imagine your friend who is preparing for MBA.

Sentence :
1 Laloo’s speech is admired by the imbeciles
2. He is an imbecile.

Imbecile (Antonym)

a) dummy
b) nerd
c) moron
d) tomfool
e) genius

coax get somebody to do something by kindness
coerce compel to force to make obedient
compliant disposed or willing to comply
conciliatory reconciling soothing comforting mollifying
concur agree in opinion happen together
condense increase in density strength make laconic
condone forgive
connoisseur An expert able to appreciate a field; especially in the fine arts, cognoscenti
connotation suggestion in addition to
consequential having important issues or results, eventful
console give comfort or sympathy to
conspicuous easily seen remarkable
constrain compel
constrict make tight or smaller
contemporary characteristic of the present, occurring in the same period of time, coeval
contention a point asserted as part of an argument
cordon line (of police acting as a guard)
covert disguised, clandestine, surreptitious, furtive
credulity too great a readiness to believe things
credulous ready to believe things
cryptic secret with a hidden meaning
cumbersome burdensome heavy and awkward to carry
curtail make shorter then was planned
daunt intimidate make fearful
decree order given by authority
default loss due to not showing up ; option that is selected automatically
defer postpone give way (to show respect)
derision ridicule mockery deriding
derivative a word that is derived from another word
derogatory insulting tending to damage
despicable (despise) worthy only of being despised and rejected, morally reprehensible
despondent deppressed
deter discourage / Something immaterial that interferes with or delays action
dexterity skill (esp. in handling)
diffuse move outward
discredit state of being held in low esteem, damage the reputation of
discreet marked by prudence or modesty and wise self-restraint, reserved, prudent
discrete individually distinct
dismal sad gloomy miserable
dissolution disintegration looseness in morals
dissonance conflict of people’s opinions or actions or characters ; disagreeable sounds
distraught distracted violently upset in mind
divergence getting farther apart from a point
dogmatic positive certain arbitrary without room for discussion
dubious of doubtful nature, uncertain
dud no use person something that fails
dupe cheat make a fool of
duplicity deliberate deception
elicit draw out
eloquence fluent speaking skillful use of language