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Veneer (noun)

(An attractive appearance that covers or disguises someone or something's true nature or feelings; Coating consisting of a thin layer of superior wood glued to a base of inferior wood) सजावटी परत; आवरण

Synonyms: Coating, Pretense, Façade,

Antonyms: Reality

Example: Well, I suppose one of us had to maintain a veneer of respectability.

Collegium (noun)

(A system of supreme court in India which appoints the judges to national courts; a group of ruling officials each with equal rank and power; A group of amateur musicians, esp. at a university) अधिशासी समिति

Synonyms: Collegiate, Association

Example: They formed a collegium, but their tenure of office is not known.

Verbatim (adjective)

(Corresponding word for word to the original source or text) शब्दशः

Synonyms: Exact, Direct, Accurately

Antonyms: Different

Example: Shakib gave us a verbatim report of the interview.

Threadbare (adjective)

(Repeated too often; overfamiliar through overuse; used so often that it is no longer effective) घिसा पिटा

Synonyms: Hackneyed; Trite; Ineffectively Stale

Antonyms: Fresh, Unused

Example: At some point, though, the formula began to grow threadbare.

Hugger-mugger (noun)

(Disorder or confusion; muddle) उल्टा पुल्टा

Synonyms: Disorderly, Higgledy-piggledy, untidy, topsy-turvy, jumbled

Antonyms: Tidy

Example: He engaged in the hugger-mugger of international finance.

Inscrutable (adjective)

(Impossible to understand or interpret) रहस्यमय

Synonyms: Hidden, Incomprehensible, Undiscoverable, Inexplicable.

Antonyms: Comprehensible

Example: Religious people think that gods ways are inscrutable.

Herald (noun)

(A person or thing viewed as a sign that something is about to happen; Something that precedes and indicates the approach of something or someone) संदेशवाहक

Synonyms: Publicize, Ballyhoo, Tout, Harbinger, Precursor

Example: The chieftain had a herald who announced his arrival with a trumpet.

Cumbersome (adjective)

(Difficult to handle or use especially because of size or weight; Not elegant or graceful in expression) भारी भरकम; जटिल

Synonyms: Burdensome, Troublesome, Unwieldy, Awkward

Antonyms: Convenient, Aiding, Airy

Example: The complexities of having eight different airlines with different working cultures must surely prove cumbersome.

Dizzying (adjective)

(Having or causing a whirling sensation; liable to falling) चक्कर दिलाने वला

Synonyms: Bewildering, Confusing

Antonyms: Clear, Slow

Example: Russia is no longer the dizzying kaleidoscope that it was in 1917.

Fidelity (noun)

(The quality of being faithful; strict observance of promises, duties, etc.) वफ़ादारी

Synonyms: Devotion, Loyalty, Faithfulness

Antonyms: Enmity, Disloyalty

Example: There is an implied term that the employee will serve the employer with loyalty and fidelity.