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Precariously (adverb)

In a way that is not securely in position and is likely to fall or collapse. अस्थिरता से

Synonyms: Dangerous, Unsafe, Venturesome, Hazardous

Antonyms: Advantageous, Beneficial, Innocuous, Nonhazardous,

Example: The homes hung precariously over the edge of a huge crevice.

Pertaining (adjective)

Be appropriate, related, or applicable to. संबंधित

Synonyms: Relevant, Pertinent, Germane, Apropos

Antonyms: Unrelated, Disconnected, Extraneous

Example: They are searching for information pertaining to terrorist activities.

Unambiguous (adjective)

Not open to more than one interpretation. स्पष्ट

Synonyms: Lucid, Pellucid, Perspicuous, Luculent

Antonyms: Cryptic, Equivocal, Obfuscated, Ambivalent

Example: The orator’s speech was unambiguous and to the point.

Tenable (adjective)

Able to be maintained or defended against attack or objection. रक्षा-शक्तिपूर्ण, टिकाऊ

Synonyms: Defendable, Justifiable, Supportable, Unconquerable

Antonyms: Vincible, Vulnerable, Defenseless, Helpless

Example: Even if his team loses several matches, his position is tenable.

Lacunae (noun)

An unfilled space. रिक्त स्थान, कमी

Synonyms: Hiatus, Gap, Orifice, Scarcity, Crevice

Antonyms: Completeness, Fullness, Abundance

Example: The story’s plot was missing, creating a lacuna in the middle of the text.

Encroachment (noun)

Intrusion on a person's territory, rights, etc. अतिक्रमण

Synonyms: Impinge, Infringe, Intrude, Invade, Trespass

Example: The constant encroachment of Pakistan along an extended line of frontier.

Impropriety (noun)

Failure to observe standards of honesty or modesty. अनुचित व्यवहार

Synonyms: Insolence, Rudeness, Impertinence, Impoliteness, Impudence

Example: The teenager did not realize using profanity in school was an impropriety that would get him in trouble.

Countenance (verb)

Admit as acceptable or possible. अनुमोदन/ समर्थन करना

Synonyms: Accept, Approve, Support, Permit

Antonyms: Disapprove, Forbid, Disallow, Repudiate

Example: I donʼt countenance such behavior in children of any age.

Obligation (noun)

Something that a person feels morally or legally forced to do. कर्तव्य

Synonyms: Imperative, Incumbency, Duty, Commitment, Responsibility

Antonyms: Alternative, Choice, Option

Example: I have an obligation to look after her.

Paean (noun)

A song of praise or triumph. विजय/ प्रशंसात्मक गीत

Synonyms: Accolade, Panegyric, Eulogy, Encomium

Antonyms: Censure, Condemnation, Harangue, Admonition

Example: After winning the battle, the warriors gathered around and sung a paean.