DAILY EDITORIAL : THE HINDU

1.Inevitable(adj):-incapable of being avoided or evaded

Synonyms:-certain, ineluctable

Antonyms:-preventable, undecided

2.Stringent(adj):-having a very severe effect, or being extremely limiting

Synonyms:-exact ,meticulous

Antonyms:-flexible ,relaxed

3.Evident(adj):-appearing to be true on the basis of evidence

Synonyms:-apparent, ostensible

Antonyms:-hidden, implausible

4.Abjure(v):-solemnly or formally reject or go back on

Synonyms:-abnegate, forswear

Antonyms:-admit, affirm

5.Shrink(v):-to become smaller in size or volume

Synonyms:-constrict, contract

Antonyms:-increase, expand

6.Refrain(v):-to avoid doing or stop yourself from doing something

Synonyms:-abstain, desist

Antonyms:-consume, ingest

7.Omnibus(adj):-covering everything or all important points

Synonyms:-comprehensive, cover-all

Antonyms:-circumscribed, limited

8.Mitigation(n):-the act of reducing harmful, unpleasant, or bad

Synonyms:-appeasement, alleviation

Antonyms:-discomfort, torment

9.Vaunt(v):-to praise or express pride in one's own possessions, qualities

Synonyms:-boast, brag

Antonyms:-belittle, deprecate

10.Retard(v):-to make something slower

Synonyms:-decelerate, slacken

Antonyms:-hasten, hurry

Phrasal verb "hollow sth out" means to make an empty space inside something

Phrase "The light at the end of the tunnel"  means the end of the difficult or unpleasant situation that you are in at the moment.

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