Antonym- has-been, unknown

Sentence- Kyrie Irving is a luminary athlete that plays for the Cleveland Cavaliers in the NBA.

Synonym- clarify, explain

Antonym- obscure, confuse

Sentence- Courage uses his computer to elucidate himself on certain enemies or to find information.

Synonym- beaming, shining

Antonym- dull, dark

Sentence- Naruto's rasengan is very luminous, especially in nine tails form.

Synonym- crystal clear, unclouded

Antonym- cloudy, hazy

Sentence- The pool at the resort was pellucid compared to my pool in my complex.

Synonym- companion, close friend

Antonym- stranger, foe

Sentence- Almost everybody has a person that they are confidant with.

Synonym- disloyal, betrayal

Antonym- loyal, fidelity

Sentence- There is a lot of infidelity within relationships nowadays.

Synonym- undoubting, certain

Antonym- skeptical, uncertain

Sentence- Many decisions and beliefs people make are based on fiducial ideas.

Synonym- treachery, treason

Antonym- devotion, honesty

Sentence- When they found out Tom's perfidy he was kicked out the house.

Synonym- oath, testimony

Antonym- hoax, denial

Sentence- Nick said he would give Peter an affidavit to explain how his pet fish died.

Synonym- defecation, eliminate

Antonym- permit, accept

Sentence- Thanks to egestion Paul is able to release all of the waste in his body.

Synonym- clog, stuck

Antonym- free, flowing

Sentence- Maria was feeling congested which made it harder for her to breath from her nose.

Synonym- pregnancy, growth

Antonym- decrease, reduction

Sentence- The period of gestation is nine months for a woman.

Synonym- consume, eat

Antonym- regurgitate, digest

Sentence- Bob ingest lots of calories throughout the day.

Synonym- relief, reduction

Antonym- plug, clog

Sentence- My doctor prescribed me a decongestant medicine.

Synonym- last name , surname

Antonym- nickname, forename

Sentence- People usually receive their dad's cognomen at birth.

Synonym- designation, nickname

Antonym-scattered, un-arranged Sentence- A nomenclature can be used to describe a particular group.

Synonym- title, decide

Antonym- dismiss, deny

Sentence- Eric was nominated for best smile for the year book.

Synonym- unknowing, nominal aphasia

Antonym- knowing, eloquent

Sentence- Jack got hit so hard by his mom he had a little moment of anomia.

Synonym- alias, nickname

Antonym- proper name, birth name

Sentence- One of my brother's teammates was called "big baby" which was a misnomer, because he was anything but a baby.

Synonym- clinomania, sleepaholic

Antonym- alert, aware

Sentence- Sometimes I believe I have dysania because its always a struggle to get up in the morning.

Synonym- uncomplimentary, harmful

Antonym- flattering, good

Sentence- The review for the restaurant had many dyslogistic comments.

Synonym- underworld, apocalypse

Antonym- utopia, dreamland

Sentence- An example of a dystopi can be found in a novel called "A Series of Unfortunate Events".

Synonym- impaired, dysletic

Antonym- fluent, unimpaired

Sentence- The main character from Percy Jackson the movie had dyslexia.

Synonym- choking, disorder

Antonym- gulping, orderliness

Sentence-Bob experienced all of the symptoms of dyshagia so he went to the emergency room.

Synonym- combative, hostile

Antonym- peaceful, calm

Synonym- confrontational, militant

Antonym- uncontentious, friendly

Sentence- The kids around the block are all belligerent and rude.

Synonym- prewar, prior to the war

Antonym- postwar, post-battle

Sentence- Every war has a period of antebellum.

Synonym- insult, taunt

Antonym- compliment, praise

Sentence- It is considered a casus belli when you tap someones chin.