DYNAMIC DYNAMIC (ADJECTIVE): energetic Synonyms: spirited, active Antonyms: half-hearted Example Sentence: The city is a dynamic metropolitan area. https://school.kanavu.org/category/blogs/resources/

Jump on the bandwagon Meaning: Join a popular trend or activity. Example: Many companies are jumping on the bandwagon of sustainable practices.

Ephemeral Meaning: (adjective) lasting for a very short time. Pronunciation: Eh-fem-er-al Example: The beauty of the cherry blossoms is ephemeral, as they bloom for only a brief period each year.

Profuse PROFUSE (ADJECTIVE): copious Synonyms: prolific abundant Antonyms: scarce Example Sentence: I offered my profuse apologies.

Enervate ENERVATE (VERB): exhaust Synonyms: tire, fatigue Antonyms: invigorate Example Sentence: The hot sun enervated her to the point of collapse.

DISMAY DISMAY (NOUN): appall Synonyms: horrify, shock Antonyms: encourage Example Sentence: I was dismayed by the U-turn in policy.

Hail HAIL (VERB): acclaim Synonyms: praise, applaud Antonyms: criticize Example Sentence: He has been hailed as the new James.

scurry SCURRY (NOUN): rush Synonyms: race, dash Antonyms: stroll Example Sentence: I was in such a scurry.

Negate NEGATE (VERB): invalidate Synonyms: nullify, neutralize Antonyms: confirm Example Sentence: Alcohol negates the effects of the drug.

Jubilation JUBILATION (NOUN): joy Synonyms: triumph, exultation Antonyms: despondency Example Sentence: Everyone present, witnessed unbelievable scenes of jubilation.