COLUMN (I) (A) Blandishment (B) Inducing (C) Abscond COLUMN (II) (D) Denunciation (E) Endure (F) Fetter

Explanation

The best possible combinations of antonyms are: “C-E & A-D”. (A) Blandishment - (D) Denunciation: These words represent contrasting actions, with "blandishment" involving persuasion or flattering speech and "denunciation" involving strong disapproval or condemnation. (C) Abscond - (E) Endure: While not direct antonyms, "abscond" involves leaving or escaping, and "endure" involves tolerating or withstanding, creating a contrast in terms of movement and perseverance. Meaning of the words: Blandishment (A): Flattering speech or actions designed to persuade or influence someone. Inducing (B): Causing or bringing about a particular effect or action. Abscond (C): To leave hurriedly and secretly, typically to avoid detection or arrest. Denunciation (D): Publicly declaring to be wrong or evil; strong disapproval or condemnation. Endure (E): To tolerate or withstand something unpleasant or difficult. Fetter (F): A restraint or chain used to limit someone's freedom; to restrict or hinder.