transcendent (adj.) – going beyond known limits

Examples:

Synonyms:Inspiring, uplifting, magnificent

Antonyms:Ridiculous, absurd

trite (adj.) – overused, lacking

freshness

Examples:

Synonyms:Stale, clichéd, worn

Antonyms:Original, unique, innovative

vociferous (adj.) – loud

Examples:

Synonyms:Enthusiastic, vocal, noisy

Antonyms:Quiet, reticent, taciturn

whimsical (adj.) – eccentric; unpredictable

Examples:

Synonyms:Erratic, fanciful, unusual

Antonyms:Normal, plain, average

wily (adj.) – artful, cunning, deceitful,

shy

Examples:

Synonyms:Crafty, devious, clever

Antonyms:Dull, uninteresting,

uncreative

cynicism (noun) – the belief that all human

action is motivated by selfishness

Examples:

Synonyms:Pessimism, sarcasm, suspicion

Antonyms:

exploit (verb) – to take advantage of; to use

selfishly

Examples:

Synonyms:Use, abuse, misuse

Antonyms:respect

indelible (adj.) – incapable of being erased

Examples:

Synonyms:ineradicable, stubborn

Antonyms:Removable, detachable

infallible (adj.) – unable to be proven

wrong

Examples:

Synonyms:Dependable, reliable

Antonyms:Fallible, imperfect

inferred (verb) – to conclude by

reasoning

Examples:

Synonyms:Consider, imply

Antonyms:Concrete, solid