| Word & Part of Speech | Meaning | Synonyms | Antonyms | Usage in Sentence |
| Fraud (n) | A deliberate deception intended to produce unlawful gain | Deceit, scam, swindle | Honesty, truth | The company was implicated in a massive fraud scandal involving millions of dollars. |
| Garrulous (adj) | Talkative, rambling | Loquacious, chatty, verbose | Taciturn, reserved | The garrulous host kept the guests entertained with endless stories. |
| Impudent (adj) | Disrespectful, characterized by improper bold behavior | Insolent, cheeky, impertinent | Polite, respectful | The impudent student talked back to the teacher. |
| Inopportune (adj) | Coming at a bad time; not appropriate | Untimely, inconvenient, inappropriate | Timely, appropriate | His arrival was at an inopportune moment during the meeting. |
| Irascible (adj) | Easily angered; prone to temperamental outbursts | Short-tempered, irritable, cranky | Calm, even-tempered | The irascible manager yelled at his staff over minor mistakes. |
| Martial (adj) | Associated with war and the armed forces | Military, warlike, soldierly | Peaceful, civilian | They observed martial discipline strictly during the training. |
| Misanthrope (n) | A person who hates or despises people | Cynic, recluse, loner | Philanthropist, humanitarian | The old man was a misanthrope who avoided all social interactions. |
| Obdurate (adj) | Stubborn; hardhearted | Obstinate, unyielding, inflexible | Yielding, compassionate | Despite the pleas, she remained obdurate and refused to apologize. |
| Onerous (adj) | Troubling; burdensome | Burdensome, heavy, taxing | Easy, simple | The project was so onerous that many employees resigned. |
| Perjury (n) | Lying under oath | False testimony, lying | Truthfulness, honesty | He was charged with perjury after contradicting his previous statement in court. |
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