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Pertain (verb)

Be appropriate, related, or applicable to संबद्ध होना

Synonyms: Appertain, Associate, Concern, Relate

Antonyms: Apocarpous, Separate, Disengage, Aloof

Example: All of the evidence and documents that pertain to the murder case were presented to the jury.

Repository (noun)

A location for storage, often for safety or preservation. कोष / भंडार गृह

Synonyms: Archive, Coffers, Vault, Storehouse

Example: The temple itself became the chief repository of records.

Fallible (adjective)

Capable of making mistakes or being wrong. अविश्वसनीय / दोषक्षम

Synonyms: Deceptive, Imperfect, Untrustworthy, Heedless

Antonyms: Perfect, Infallible, Definite, Reliable, Unerring

Example: The crime-solving techniques of a couple of decades ago were much more fallible than today’s methods.

Arbitrariness (noun)

The quality of being based on random choice or personal whim, rather than any reason or system. मनमानी / स्‍वेच्‍छाचारिता

Synonyms: Caprice, Illogicality, Vagrancy, Autocracy

Antonyms: Fair, Impartial, Reasonable, Ethical

Example: The law protects the people against the arbitrariness of those in office.

Antithetic (adjective)

Directly opposed or contrasted; opposite विरोधात्मक

Synonyms: Conflicting, Contrary, Adverse, Antagonistic

Antonyms: Harmonious, Same, Similar, Confirming, Reconcilable

Example: These two views are antithetic and no solution has been discovered.

Interpretation (noun)

An explanation or way of explaining. व्याख्या / अर्थ

Synonyms: Analysis, Clarification, Explanation, Perception, Apprehension

Antonyms: Complication, Ignorance, Misconception

Example: My interpretation of the portrait is much different than the artist’s vision.

Discretion (noun)

The quality of behaving or speaking in such a way as to avoid causing offence or revealing confidential information. विवेकाधिकार / बुद्धिमानी

Synonyms: Prudence, Wisdom, Intelligence, Sapience

Antonyms: Disregard, Ignorance, Indiscretion, Indiscretion, Heedlessness

Example: As you are not hosting the party, you should not feel free to invite guests at your discretion.

Exclusion (noun)

The process of excluding or the state of being excluded बहिष्कार / अपवर्जन

Synonyms: Boycott, Elimination, Embargo, Omission, Segregation, Dismissal

Antonyms: Admittance, Inclusion, Permission, Sanction

Example: If you didn’t qualify for the track meet, your exclusion from the tournament meant that you cheered your fellow teammates from the sidelines.

Malice (noun)

The desire to harm someone; ill will. द्वेष / दुर्भावना

Synonyms: Hatred, Malevolence, Malignity, Resentment, Animosity

Antonyms: Friendliness, Amicability, Amicableness

Example: Actions done with malice have no good intention.

Distinction (noun)

A difference or contrast between similar things or people. भेद / विशिष्टता

Synonyms: Contrast, Difference, Discrepancy, Discrimination, Separation

Antonyms: Similarity, Accord, Uniformity, Likeness

Example: The only distinction between the two puppies was a small spot on the small one’s nose.