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\nSynonyms:Comfort,Consolation,Relief,Support,SoothingAntonyms:Distress,Agony,Torment,Discomfort,MiseryExample Sentence:After the loss of her loved one,she foundsolace in the company of her friends.demise  \n2.Insinuation(Noun):3iGISI,52RI:an unpleasant hint,orsuggestion of something(bad(an indirect or subtle hint)Synonyms:Inference,Suggestion,Hint,Indication,314210aAntonyms:Explicit statement,Clear declaration,DirectassertionG¹12G+I  \nExample Sentence:The insinuation(in her tone suggestedthat she didn't trust him.ness[ion|sh十tylmew  \n3.Underpin(Verb):2中可：To support,strengthen,or  \nprovide a foundation for something.  \nSynonyms:Sustain,Bolster,Undergird,Uphold  \nSuppres  \nAntonyms:Undermine,Weaken,Oppose,obshade,bamen·  \nprsented/henigurstoundepingh  \n(  \nBou  \nargument  \n4.Impinge(Verb):9πad FI:To have an impact,effect,orinfluence,especially in a negative orintrusive way.Synonyms:Affect,Influence  \nExample Sentence:The loud noise from the(construction siteimpinged/our ability to concentrate.人h12  \n5.Apportion (Verb):ciCH:To divide or distribute somethingamong different people or groups.Synonyms:Allocate,gn,ShareAntonyms:Collect,Gatner,ACcumulate,Hoara  \nDistribute,AS.  \nExample Sentence:It is important /to apportion /resourcesfairly to ensure fqual opportunities/for everyone.  \n3ch)  \n6.Alacrity(Noun):acRcTI:Eagerness,readiness,or willingnessto do something quickly/and enthusiastically.w  I3c1E  \nSynonyms:Promptitude,Fervor→ZeoQAntonyms:Unwillingness,Reluctance  \nExample Sentence:I accepted che new job/with alacrity.Rome was not bul in  \n7.Pivotal(Adjective):46cdyof,g可4:Of crucial importance inrelation to the development /or success of something else.Being the central point jor axis around which somethingrevolves只aG  \nSynonyms:essential,important,/central,critical,/significant,fundamental§  -3  \nAntonyms:insignificant,unimportant,peripheral,minorExample Sentence:The CEO's decision/was pivotal/to thecompany's success.  \n么38.Looking for a 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