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Loquacious (lo-kway’shus): talkative

Synonyms: garrulous, babblative, chatty

Antonyms: silent, reserved

Lucid (Lew’sid): clearly expressed

Synonyms: explicit, illuminating

Antonyms: dark, unclear, ambiguous

— He gave a lucid explanation of the theory.

Overwrought (over-rawt): state of nervous excitement or anxiety

Synonyms: agitated, excited

Antonyms: calm, placid, unruffled, composed

— She was overwrought after the argument with the neighbours.

Plausible (plawz’i-bl): believable, reasonable

Synonyms: valid, logical, credible, feasible

Antonyms: unbelievable, implausible, illogical, improbable

Rowdy (rao’di):disorderly

Synonyms: boisterous, unruly, mischievous, lawless

Antonyms: law-abiding, mannerly, orderly, peaceful

— The rowdy mob set fire to the building.

Turbulent (tur’bew-lent): disturbed

Synonyms: tumultuous, disorderly

Antonyms: calm, smooth, placid, tranquil

—Turbulent weather conditions delayed our flight.

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The Black Death: The name was given to the Great Pestilence or visitation of the Oriental Plague, which devastated most of the countries of Europe in the middle of the 14th century, and caused a large number of deaths in England in 1348-9.

A man who finds no satisfaction in himself seeks for it in vain. — Rochefoucould.

Tempestuous, blustering, fierce, stormy, furious, chaotic, uproarious.

— Illa Vij