Revoke (re-vok) — withdraw or cancel

Synonyms — negate, withdraw, invalidate.

Antonyms — restore, validate.

Banal (bay-nal, ban-al) — ordinary, not interesting.

Synonyms — hackneyed, unimaginative.

Antonyms — novel, original, innovative.

Crestfallen (krest-fawlen) — sad because of unexpected failure.

Synonyms — downcast, dejected, dispirited, disheartened.

Antonyms — elated, exuberant, joyful.

— The students returned crestfallen after losing the match.

Delectable (de-lakt’a-bl) — enjoyable, delicious.

Synonyms — delightful, pleasant, delicious.

Antonyms — offensive, revolting, distasteful.

Empower (em-pow’er) — to give somebody the power or authority to act.

Synonyms — authorise, license, sanction.

Antonyms — restrain, disallow.

Indolent (in-dolent) — lazy.

Synonyms — slothful, sluggish, lethargic.

Antonyms — industrious, diligent.

— An indolent worker will not be tolerated in this office.

From the jumbled words find some proverbs:

1. A SMIS SI SA GOOD SA LIME.

2. A folo nad ish nomey rae oson tarped.

3. Tionac peakss loduer tnah dorws.

4. Erevy loucd sah a livser inglin.

5. Ridep oeGs foreeb a lafl.

Cairn is a mound of stones, conical in form. They were originally designed as monuments to the "mighty dead", especially in Wales and Scotland, the largest being about 70 feet high. In modern times, they have been erected chiefly as landmarks on hill tops and mountain peaks.

By uniting we stand; by dividing we fall — John Dickinson.

1. A miss is as good as a mile.

2. A fool and his money are soon parted.

3. Action speaks louder than words.

4. Every cloud has a silver lining.

5. Pride goes before a fall.

— Illa Vij