(n) a state of disorder due to absence of authority. 

syn: lawlessness

ant: order

Sample sentence: She must ensure public order in her country threatened with anarchy. 

(n) obliterate or destroy completely. 

syn: wiping out 

ant: protection

Example Sentence: The annihilation of Pearl Harbor was a grievous and infamous day for the U.S. 

(adj) Requiring difficult and tiring effort 

Syn: laborious

Ant: easy

Example Sentence: Christopher Columbus and his crew had an arduous journey to the New World. 

(adj)  Horrifyingly wicked

Syn: dreadful

Ant: wonderful

Example Sentence: When the Ally soldiers liberated the Jews from Work Camps, they saw all the disgusting atrocious living quarters they were forced to live in.

(n) an event causing great and often sudden damage or suffering.

Syn: disaster

Ant: good fortune

Example Sentence: The bombing of Hiroshima was a great catastrophe. 

(n) Complete disorder and confusion.

Syn: turmoil

Ant: order

Example Sentance: As I entered the Daycare, it was in complete chaos of children toys and flustered teachers. 

(v) make secret plans to make an unlawful/harmful act. 

Syn: work against

 Ant: work together

 Example Sentence: The Senators of Rome conspired against Julius Caesar in order to kill him. 

(n) a belief or a set of beliefs held and taught by a church, political party, or other groups. 

Syn: principle

Ant: unknown

Example Sentence: Sharron shares the doctrine of Christianity and Buddahism. 

(adj) person of a wrongful act

Syn: monstrous

Ant: innocent

Example Sentence: The man was sentenced to life in prison for heinous crimes he committed. 

(n) exaggerated or uncomfortable emotion or excitement

Syn: panic

ant: calm

Example Sentence: The girl was crying hysterically after her parents put her dog down.

(adj) about to happen

syn: approaching

ant: far

Example Sentance: The Hurricane was imminent of floading the coast of Cailifornia.

(adj) an initial stage; beginning

syn: forthcoming

ant: distant

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