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1. Word	2. Part of Speech	3. Meaning (simple English)	4. 4 toughest synonyms	5. 4 toughest antonyms	6. Example Sentence
1. contradiction	noun	a statement or situation that conflicts with another	paradox, inconsistency, antinomy, incongruity	agreement, conformity, congruence, harmony	The witness's account created a clear contradiction with the recorded footage.
2. seminal	adjective	highly original and important; influential	pioneering, groundbreaking, foundational, epoch-making	derivative, insignificant, trivial, unoriginal	Her seminal study reshaped how scholars understand language development.
3. illuminating	adjective	making something clear or easier to understand	enlightening, elucidating, clarifying, revealing	obscuring, confusing, mystifying, concealing	The documentary was illuminating and answered many questions I had.
4. hegemonism	noun	the policy or practice of dominance by one power over others	hegemony, imperialism, dominance, supremacy	egalitarianism, balance, parity, multipolarity	Critics argued that the trade deal was an example of modern hegemonism.
5. juxtapose	verb (base)	to place two things next to each other to compare or contrast	pair, collocate, adjoin, contrapose	separate, isolate, segregate, detach	The artist chose to juxtapose bright colors with dark tones for contrast.
6. methodologically	adverb	in a way that relates to the system or method used in research	systematically, procedurally, rigorously, analytically	haphazardly, randomly, chaotically, unsystematically	Methodologically, the team followed established protocols for data collection.
7. rigorous	adjective	very thorough, strict, and accurate	stringent, exacting, uncompromising, meticulous	lenient, lax, careless, slack	The experiment required rigorous controls to ensure valid results.
8. trivialise	verb (base)	to treat something as less important than it is	belittle, minimize, downplay, dismiss	exaggerate, emphasize, magnify, validate	Please don't trivialise her concerns; they are meaningful to her.
9. inclusivity	noun	the practice of including people of different groups and backgrounds	embrace, openness, integration, pluralism	exclusion, discrimination, segregation, marginalization	The company improved its policies to increase inclusivity across teams.
10. reciprocal	adjective	felt or done by each toward the other; mutual	mutual, corresponding, commutual, interdependent	one-sided, unilateral, independent, nonreciprocal	They had a reciprocal agreement to share resources during the project.
11. deteriorate	verb (base)	to become worse over time	degenerate, decline, degrade, debilitate	improve, ameliorate, strengthen, recover	If left unchecked, the building's condition will deteriorate rapidly.
12. apprehensive	adjective	anxious or worried about something that may happen	uneasy, fearful, inquiet, concerned	confident, assured, calm, untroubled	She felt apprehensive before giving the keynote speech.
13. misconstrue	verb (base)	to understand something wrongly	misinterpret, misread, distort, misconceive	interpret correctly, understand, clarify, comprehend	Do not misconstrue his silence: he was thinking, not disagreeing.
14. underprivileged	adjective	having fewer advantages or resources than others	disadvantaged, deprived, marginalized, impoverished	privileged, affluent, advantaged, prosperous	The program offers scholarships to underprivileged students.
15. institutional	adjective	relating to large organizations or established systems	systemic, organizational, bureaucratic, structural	individual, informal, private, spontaneous	Institutional reform is necessary to improve public services.
16. periphery	noun	the outer edge or less important area of something	margin, fringe, outskirts, perimetery	center, core, nucleus, hub	Small businesses often operate on the periphery of the main market.
17. mitigate	verb (base)	to make something less severe or harmful	alleviate, assuage, mollify, ameliorate	aggravate, exacerbate, intensify, worsen	Planting more trees can mitigate the effects of urban heat.
18. pertinent	adjective	directly related to the subject being considered	relevant, apropos, germane, apposite	irrelevant, impertinent, extraneous, inappropriate	Please bring any pertinent documents to the meeting.
19. resilience	noun	ability to recover quickly from difficulties	fortitude, tenacity, endurance, elasticity	fragility, weakness, vulnerability, frailty	Her resilience after setbacks inspired the whole team.
20. imperialist	adjective / noun	relating to or supporting empire-building or domination	expansionist, colonialist, hegemonic, interventionist	anti-colonial, nationalist, emancipatory, self-determining	Historians debated the imperialist motives behind the expedition.