English words

Yearn	A strong feeling, or wishing for something.	Verb	Crave	Despise	I yearn for the experience of love.
Sprawling	To spread out over large areas.	Adjective	expand	Straight	There is a sprawl of cities.
Solace	Is the feeling Comfort and peace.	noun	relief	Disharmony	With therapy, I can find my solace.
Capricious	Sudden behavior change.	Adjective	Erratic	Cautious	Their capricious behaviors terrified me.
Ceaseless	Never-ending	Adjective	Continual	Discontinuos	This journey is ceaseless.
Stoicism	Endurance of pain or hardship with no complaints.	Noun	Patience	Impatience	Though his journey was difficult, he maintained his stoicism.
Unwavering	Does not change	Adjective	Consistent	Unreliable	His behavior is unwavering.
Steadfast	Devoted or loyal person	Adjective	Adamant	Disloyal	My companion is steadfast.
Changeling	Person or object substituted for another	noun	backup	Permanent	He didn’t know if he would like the changeling.
Discord	Disagreement of opinion.	noun	disharmony	Agreement	There was a lot of discord with my statement.
Ghastly	Something is uncomforting and scary.	Adjective	Frightening	Comforting	His figure was ghastly.
Foreboding	A feeling that something bad may occur.	noun	dread	luck	The artist paints a foreboding and saddening piece.
Desolate	Something deserted or dingy.	Adjective	Dreary	Pleasant	The houses were desolate.
Macabre	Something gruesome and eerie.	Adjective	Frightening	Pleasant	The structure of the castle was that of macabre.
Pallid	Something faint/ pale in color.	Adjective	Sickly	Healthy	His face was pallid because of his sickness.
Billowing	Describe something expanding or swelling outwards in a flowing manner.	Adjective	Oversized, swell	tight	The clouds were billowing.
Conversely	Means the opposite of.	Adverb	Opposite	Similar	Conversely, minimum wages should be higher.
Exemplify	To show or illustrate by example.	Verb	Demonstrate	Confuse	I exemplified the way to clean shoes.
Ominous	indicating the nature of a future bad event.	Adjective	Dangerous	Cheerful	The man was ominous.
Subterfuge	An act of deception.	Noun	bluff	honesty	I've never trusted Anthony, with his subterfuge.