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Malign (verb)

To say bad things about somebody/something publicly. बदनाम करना

Synonyms: Defame, Slander, Speak ill of, Vilify

Antonyms: Benign, Praise, Commend

Example: She feels she has been much maligned by the press. <br><br> The bench has been much maligned all season, and not all of the complaints were unwarranted. <br><br> I shall delight in maligning him at every hand's turn.

Backlash (noun)

A strong negative reaction by a large number of people, especially to a social or political development. प्रतिघात

Synonyms: Counter blast, Adverse reaction, Recoil

Example: Women have seen this development as a backlash against equality and democracy. <br><br> A strong backlash among patients developed while the bill was being considered in the legislature. <br><br> He's concerned about creating a backlash against the military.

Profound (adjective)

(of a state, quality, or emotion) very great or intense. गम्भीर अत्यंत

Synonyms: Intense, Great, Extreme, Deep

Antonyms: Moderate, Light

Example: My father's death had a profound effect on us all. <br><br> The fact is that the absence of a parent has a very profound effect. <br><br> Over the long term, they will make a far more profound impact.

Hysterical (adjective)

In a state of extreme excitement, and crying, laughing, etc. without any control. उन्मत्त

Synonyms: Frantic, Frenzied, Uncontrollable

Antonyms: Calm, Composed, Peaceful

Example: He became almost hysterical when I told him. <br><br> My soft chuckles soon turned into uncontrollable and hysterical laughing. <br><br> She wasn't emotionally disabled or hysterical but in these day she used to cry almost all the time.

Impregnable (adjective)

Unable to be defeated or overcome. अजेय

Synonyms: Unbeatable, Unconquerable, Unassailable, Invincible

Antonyms: Destructible, Breakable

Example: Liverpool used their good fortune to forge an impregnable lead. <br><br> The team built up an impregnable 5–1 lead. <br><br> He was impregnable, unbeatable, and nothing, no creature could even come close to conquering the mighty Kong.

Covertly (adverb)

Without being openly acknowledged or displayed. चोरी-चोरी

Synonyms: Secretly, Privately, Clandestinely

Antonyms: Overtly, Publicly

Example: Her father took a camera with him and covertly filmed what he saw. <br><br> Compromised websites can covertly install programs. <br><br> It covertly gathers user information and activity without the user's knowledge.

Juxtaposition (noun)

The fact of two things being seen or placed close together with contrasting effect. संसर्ग

Synonyms: Comparison, Contrast, Contiguity

Example: The magazine had a history of such juxtapositions.<br><br> Another interesting thread is the juxtaposition of traditional and contemporary practice. <br><br> The juxtaposition of realistic and surreal situations in the novel.

Fanatical (adjective)

Filled with excessive and single-minded zeal. कट्टर

Synonyms: Extremist, Zealous, Bigoted

Antonyms: Indifferent, Unenthusiastic, Impartial

Example: The concept of heroism became unthinkable except in relation to fanatical military force. <br><br> Having a fanatical enemy that works for law enforcement can lead to extremely dangerous situations. <br><br> Many have suffered at the hands of the fanatical few.

Wrath (noun)

Extreme anger. प्रचण्ड क्रोध

Synonyms: Anger, Rage, Fury, Outrage

Antonyms: Pleasure, Delight, Happiness

Example: In mythology mortals generally fearsed the wrath of the powerful gods. <br><br> Step out of line here and the wrath of the consumer can descend with real force. <br><br> I decided that if it was another telemarketer calling, they were going to get my wrath.

Chastise (verb)

To criticize somebody for doing something wrong. दण्ड देना

Synonyms: Castigate, Berate, Castigate, Rebuke

Antonyms: Praise, Compliment, Laud

Example: He chastised the team for their lack of commitment. <br><br> He chastised his colleagues for their laziness. <br><br> They openly berated and chastised any hint of cowardice in their sons.