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portrayed (v)
/pɔːˈtreɪd/

• Represented or described someone or something in a particular way
  The actor portrayed the hero as brave and compassionate
  -Synonym: depicted, represented
  -Antonym: misrepresented

alcohol-fuelled (adj)
/ˈæl.kə.hɒl ˌfjʊəld/

• Involving or caused by the consumption of alcohol
  The party turned into an alcohol-fuelled celebration
  -Synonym: drunken, intoxicated
  -Antonym: sober, teetotal

free-for-all (n)
/ˌfriː.fərˈɔːl/

• A chaotic situation where everyone can participate, often without rules
  The debate became a free-for-all with everyone shouting at once
  -Synonym: melee, brawl
  -Antonym: order, organization

escapade (n)
/ˈes.kə.peɪd/

• An adventurous or risky act, often involving mischief
  They went on a weekend escapade to the mountains
  -Synonym: adventure, exploit
  -Antonym: routine, duty

keg (n)
/kɛɡ/

• A small barrel used for storing beer or other alcoholic drinks
  They tapped a keg of beer at the party
  -Synonym: barrel, cask
  -Antonym: bottle, can

tame (adj)
/teɪm/

• Not wild or dangerous; domesticated
  The lion was surprisingly tame and friendly
  -Synonym: domesticated, docile
  -Antonym: wild, feral

dub (v)
/dʌb/

• To give someone or something a particular name or title
  The press dubbed him the "King of Pop"
  -Synonym: nickname, label
  -Antonym: unnamed, anonymous

regression (n)
/rɪˈɡreʃ.ən/

• A return to a previous or less advanced state
  The patient showed signs of regression to childhood behaviors
  -Synonym: relapse, backslide
  -Antonym: progress, advancement

robust (adj)
/rəʊˈbʌst/

• Strong and healthy; vigorous
  She has a robust immune system
  -Synonym: sturdy, resilient
  -Antonym: weak, fragile

hanky-panky (n)
/ˌhæŋ.kiˈpæŋ.ki/

• Improper or dishonest behavior, often of a sexual or playful nature
  There was some hanky-panky going on at the office party
  -Synonym: mischief, shenanigans
  -Antonym: propriety, decorum

libido (n)
/lɪˈbiː.dəʊ/

• A person's sexual desire or drive
  Stress can affect a person's libido
  -Synonym: sex drive, desire
  -Antonym: disinterest, aversion

scarcity (n)
/ˈskeə.sə.ti/

• A situation in which something is not easy to find or get
  There is a scarcity of clean water in the region
  -Synonym: shortage, lack
  -Antonym: abundance, surplus

gratification (n)
/ˌɡræt.ɪ.fɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/

• Pleasure or satisfaction obtained from a desire or need being fulfilled
  She felt a sense of gratification after completing the project
  -Synonym: satisfaction, fulfillment
  -Antonym: dissatisfaction, frustration

posit (v)
/ˈpɒz.ɪt/

• To suggest or assume something as a basis for reasoning or discussion
  The scientist posited a new theory about climate change
  -Synonym: propose, postulate
  -Antonym: deny, reject

risk-averse (adj)
/ˈrɪsk əˌvɜːs/

• Unwilling to take risks or wanting to avoid risks as much as possible
  Risk-averse investors prefer stable returns over high-risk opportunities
  -Synonym: cautious, conservative
  -Antonym: risk-seeking, adventurous