5. Recipient
Definition: A person who receives something
Usage: Mary was the recipient of $10000 when she won the lottery.
6. Adverse
Definition: Going counter to one's benefit
Usage: It has been proved that some pain killers that are sold over the counter have adverse effects and doctors advise people not to buy them.
7. Beguile
Definition: To trick someone into doing something, especially by being nice to them | to attract or interest someone.
Usage: She tried to beguile everyone into doing what she wanted.
8. Acquittal
Definition: Deliverance from charges
Usage: She threw a big party for her brother on his acquittal from the false charges of assault that had been booked on him.
9. Vital
Definition: necessary or essential in order for something to succeed or exist
Usage: Exercise keeps a person young and vital.
10. Thwart
Definition: Prevent the occurrence, realization or attainment of
Usage: The quick wit of the British police has thwarted a major plot to blow up ten planes in midair.
11. Deter
Definition: To discourage or restrain from acting or proceeding. To prevent;check;arrest
Usage: He said the fencing was being put up to deter trespassers.
12. Obstruct
Definition: To block a road, an entrance, a passage, etc. so that someone or something cannot get through, see past, etc.| to prevent someone or something from doing something or making progress,especially when this is done deliberately|
Usage: Large rocks obstruct the path
13. Conformity
Definition: Behavior or actions that follow the accepted rules of society
Usage: Conformity causes us to suffocate our ideas and holds us back from making strides.
14. Scathing
Definition: Criticizing someone or something very severely
Usage: A scathing review of the play
15. Critic
Definition: A person who expresses disapproval of someone or something and talks about their bad qualities, especially publicly.
Usage: Everyone knows that she has been a vocal critic of that institution for long.
