1. Pilfering
- Meaning: to take (something) without right and with an intent to keep
- Synonym: filch, heist, purloin
- Sentence: “what sort of person would pilfer lunches from the office refrigerator?”
2. Lummox
- Meaning: a clumsy, awkward person
- Synonym: butterfingers, dub
- Sentence: “that player is a lummox in the outfield”
3.Denunciation
- Meaning: an often public or formal expression of disapproval
- Synonym: censure, excoriation
- Sentence: “the official denunciation of the congresswoman's actions before the full house”
4.Fervid
- Meaning: having or expressing great depth of feeling
- Synonym: ardent, blazing, fervent
- Sentence: “at the school board meeting the librarian delivered a fervid speech defending the classic novel against would-be censors”
5.Quackery
- Meaning: the methods and treatments used by unskillful doctors or by people who pretend to be doctors
- Synonym: Charlatanry
- Sentence: “His cure was nothing but quackery.”
6.Vicissitude
- Meaning:. the quality or state of being changeable
- Synonym: beatitude, decrepitude
- Sentence: “What made you want to look up vicissitude?”
7.Acquiesce
- Meaning: to accept, agree, or allow something to happen by staying silent or by not arguing
- Synonym :assent,consent
- Sentence: “They demanded it, and he acquiesced.”
8.Diaphanous
- Meaning: used to describe cloth that is very thin and light
- Synonym: transparent
- Sentence: “the bride wore a diaphanous veil”
9.Fealty
- Meaning: loyalty to a person, group, etc.
- Synonym: agonistic,carpetbagger
- Sentence: “He swore fealty to the king.
10. Impregnable
- Meaning: not able to be captured by attack
- Synonym: hard, strong
- Sentence: “the castle's supposedly impregnable walls”