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Reinstate (verb)

Restore (someone or something) to their former position or state. पुनः स्थापित करना, बहाल करना

Synonyms: Restore, Re-Establish, Replace, Return, Reinstitute, Reinstall

Antonyms: Annul, Cancel, Repeal, Rescind, Displace

Example: A month after being unfairly dismissed, he was reinstated in his job.

Prejudicial (adjective)

Harmful to someone or something. हानिकारक, नुक़सानदेह

Synonyms: Detrimental, Damaging, Injurious, Harmful, Disadvantageous, Unfavourable, Hurtful, Inimical, Deleterious, Nocuous

Antonyms: Benign, Harmless, Hurtless, Innocent, Innocuous, Inoffensive, Safe

Example: Rioting and protests that result in violence are prejudicial to keeping the peace.

Commemorate (verb)

To remember someone or something by means of a special action or ceremony, or a specially created object. स्मरणोत्सव मनाना, स्मरण करना

Synonyms: Celebrate, Pay Tribute, Pay Homage, Honour, Remember, Recognize, Acknowledge, Observe, Mark, Memorialize, Immortalize

Antonyms: Forget, Ignore, Neglect, Overlook, Disregard, Dishonor

Example: A statue has been built to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the poet's birthday.

Bring to light (idiom)

To reveal something, or make something known. स्पष्ट हो जाना, खुलासा करना

Synonyms: Reveal, Disclose, Expose, Uncover, Unveil, Manifest, Unearth

Antonyms: Hide, Conceal, Cover, Suppress, Keep Secret

Example: Discrepancies in the yearly budget report brought to light corruption in the company.

Procurement (noun)

The process by which an organization buys the products or services it needs from other organizations. किसी चीज़ की प्राप्ति या खरीदी करना

Synonyms: Acquisition, Acquirement, Purchase, Obtaining, Attainment

Antonyms: Sale, Selling, Removal, Loss

Example: The secretary of defense argued in favor of increasing the budget for procurement of military supplies.

Frivolous (adjective)

Of little or no weight, worth, or importance; not worthy of serious notice: तुच्छ

Synonyms: Flippant, Glib, Waggish, Facetious, Fatuous, Inane, Shallow, Superficial, Senseless, Thoughtless, Ill-Considered, Non-Serious

Antonyms: Serious, Practical, Important, Sensible, Solemn

Example: In fact, even today, I doubt my parents would spend money on items they would consider frivolous and useless.’.

Ambit (noun)

The range or limits of the influence of something. सीमा, दायरा

Synonyms: Extent, Radius, Range, Reach, Scope, Boundary, Circumscription, Limit, Margin, Perimeter

Example: Her case falls within the ambit of moral law.

Veracity (noun)

The quality of being true, honest, or accurate: सच्चाई

Synonyms: Truthfulness, Accurateness, Correctness, Exactness, Preciseness, Realism, Authenticity, Righteousness, Virtuousness

Antonyms: Deceit, Dishonesty, Mendacity, Falsity, Untruthfulness, Inexactness

Example: The police were instructed to investigate the veracity of the claims.

Shoddy (adjective)

To describe a product or someone's work as shoddy, it means that it has been made or done carelessly or badly. बेढंगा, घटिया

Synonyms: Poor-quality, Inferior, Low-grade, Cheap, Tawdry, Trashy, Gimcrack, Careless, Sloppy, slipshod, Scrappy, Hasty, Negligent, Cursory

Antonyms: Well made, Careful, Fine, Respectable, Refined, Superior, First-class, Polished

Example: Many years of shoddy work has resulted in the pathetic shape of city roads.

Testament (noun)

Something presented in support of the truth or accuracy of a claim. प्रमाण, साक्षी

Synonyms: Testimony, Witness, Evidence, Proof

Antonyms: Disproof Assumption, Surmise, Conjecture

Example: It is a testament to his strength of will that he has recovered so quickly.