1.ITERATION(n):-the action or a process of repeating
Synonyms:-redo, repetition, reiteration
Antonyms:-inactivity, evolution
2.MIRE(n):-a troublesome or intractable situation
Synonyms:-impasse, quagmire 
Antonyms:-clean, spruce
3.STAUNCH(adj):-steadfast in loyalty or principle, strongly built
Synonyms:-devoted, constant
Antonyms:-faltering, irresolute
4.PALPABLE(adj):-easily perceptible, noticeable
Synonyms:-apprehensible, perceptible
Antonyms:-covert, unnoticeable 
5.DASH(v):-to break by striking or knocking, ruin
Synonyms:-gallop, scamper
Antonyms:-dawdle, shuffle
6.TRIUMPH(n):-a victory or conquest
Synonyms:-accomplishment, acquirement
Antonyms:-debacle, disaster
7.DISPARAGE(v):-dislike, abuse, censure
Synonyms:-belittle, denigrate
Antonyms:-endorse, favor
8.PARTISAN(adj):-inclined to favor one side over another
Synonyms:- partial, prejudiced
Antonyms:-persuasible, aloof
9.SCRUTINY(n):-a searching study, inquiry, or inspection
Synonyms:-audit, inspection
Antonyms:-flash, glance 
RUN OFF(p.v.):-. To flee, escape, or depart without the intention of returning.
DOWN THE ROAD(p.v.):-in the future; later on.

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