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Word	Part of Speech	Meaning	4 Synonyms	4 Antonyms	Example Sentence
Conundrum	n	A confusing and difficult problem or question	puzzle, enigma, riddle, mystery	solution, explanation, clarity, certainty	The July Charter has placed Bangladesh in the midst of a constitutional conundrum.
Anchored	v	Securely fixed or based on something	secured, fastened, moored, fixed	loose, unfastened, adrift, unstable	Anchored in Section 22 of the July Declaration, the charter purports to advance core reforms.
Interim	adj	Provisional; temporary; intended to last until something permanent exists	temporary, provisional, acting, caretaker	permanent, lasting, final, settled	The interim government directed the home ministry to draft new laws.
Referendum	n	A general vote by the electorate on a single political question	vote, poll, plebiscite, ballot	decree, fiat, command, order	The constitutional order could be subjected to a referendum.
Retroactive	adj	Taking effect from a date in the past	backdated, retrospective, ex post facto, backward-looking	prospective, future, going forward	The reforms would gain retroactive legitimacy from the date of their enactment.
Fractured	adj	Split or broken; divided	divided, split, fragmented, shattered	united, whole, cohesive, unified	Political opinions on the legitimisation of the charter remain as fractured as before.
Ancillary	adj	Providing necessary support to the primary activities of an organization	supplementary, auxiliary, additional, supporting	primary, main, principal, chief	Article 106 could provide ancillary support for judicial determination.
Juxtaposition	n	The fact of two things being seen or placed close together with contrasting effect	comparison, contrast, proximity, collocation	separation, distance, isolation, disparity	The juxtaposition here is strikingly vivid.
Circumvent	v	To find a way around an obstacle or problem, often cleverly or illegally	avoid, bypass, evade, skirt	confront, face, meet, encounter	Those sworn to uphold the constitution are seeking a means to circumvent it.
Masquerading	v	Pretending to be someone or something else; disguising one's true nature	posing, impersonating, disguising, feigning	unveiling, revealing, exposing, uncovering	An ad hoc construction masquerading as legal necessity.
Precedent	n	An earlier event or action that is regarded as an example or guide	example, model, standard, paradigm	innovation, novelty, departure, break	A precedent that undermined constitutional supremacy.
Repudiated	v	Refused to accept or be associated with; denied the truth or validity of	rejected, disavowed, renounced, discarded	accepted, acknowledged, embraced, affirmed	A precedent that was repudiated in Asma Jilani (1972).
Usurper	n	Someone who takes a position of power or importance illegally or by force	takeover, coup leader, oppressor, conqueror	legitimate ruler, rightful heir, lawful authority	The court later denounced him as a usurper.
Safeguards	n	Measures taken to protect someone or something from potential harm or danger	protections, defenses, precautions, security	dangers, risks, threats, hazards	It would render those hard-won safeguards little more than ornamentation.
Mismanagement	n	The process of managing something badly or inefficiently	mishandling, incompetence, negligence, maladministration	stewardship, care, management, efficiency	This park has been caught in a cycle of mismanagement and inefficiency.
Unplanned	adj	Not planned or thought out in advance	spontaneous, ad hoc, impromptu, unprepared	planned, deliberate, intentional, designed	Parks are disappearing due to neglect and unplanned urban expansion.
Horrendous	adj	Extremely unpleasant, horrifying, or terrible	dreadful, awful, horrific, terrible	wonderful, delightful, pleasant, agreeable	What we are witnessing in Gaza is horrendous.
Annexation	n	The action of seizing and adding territory to one's own	seizure, takeover, occupation, conquest	cession, surrender, relinquishment, return	Its creeping annexation of the occupied West Bank.
Boycott	n/v	A withdrawal from commercial or social relations as a punishment or protest	embargo, ban, prohibition, avoidance	support, endorsement, patronage, approval	Israel boycott calls spread as celebs, artists speak out.
Fragmentation	n	The process of breaking into small parts or pieces	division, disintegration, breakup, separation	unification, integration, consolidation, amalgamation	Leading to permanent habitat fragmentation.