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Paradox (noun)

A person, thing or situation that has two opposite features and therefore seems strange. विरोधाभास

Synonyms: Contradiction, Opposition, Conflict, Incongruity

Antonyms: Identical, Similar, Sameness

Example: It is a curious paradox that professional comedians often have unhappy personal lives. <br><br> It sounds like a paradox - Paris has almost three times as much rain as London but London is much rainier than Paris. <br><br> Havana is a city of architectural ironies and paradoxes, of harmony and dissonance.

Solidarity (noun)

Support by one person or group of people for another because they share feelings, opinions, aims, etc. एकजुटता

Synonyms: Unanimity, Accord, Oneness, Cohesion, Consensus

Antonyms: Discord, Disagreement, Difference, Variance

Example: Demonstrations were held as a gesture of solidarity with the hunger strikers.

Wretchedness (noun)

Extremely bad or unpleasant conditions. दुर्दशा

Synonyms: Misery, Desolation, Suffering

Antonyms: Cheerfulness, Contentment

Example: The wretchedness and poverty they encountered made a deep impression. <br><br> They were doomed to a life of wretchedness and slavery.

Nudge (verb)

Coax or gently encourage (someone) to do something. आगे बढना

Synonyms: Prompt, Encourage, Coax, Stimulate, Jog

Antonyms: Discourage, Hold back, Restrain, Repress

Example: We have to nudge the politicians in the right direction. <br><br> I nudged him forward, continuing to urge the horse toward the gate. <br><br> She tried to nudge him into changing his mind.

Anachronistic (adjective)

Used to describe a person, a custom or an idea that seems old-fashioned and does not belong to the present. अप्रचलित

Synonyms: Obsolete, Outdated, Antiquated, Old-fashioned, Archaic

Antonyms: Modern, Timely, Current, Contemporary

Example: The daily publication of print media seems anachronistic today. <br><br> She is rebelling against the anachronistic morality of her parents.

Fabric (noun)

The basic structure of a society, an organization, etc. that enables it to function successfully. संरचना

Synonyms: Framework, Structure, Foundation

Example: The fabric that binds society is delicate and needs careful handling. <br><br> The answer has to lie in improving the economic, financial, and social fabric of our society. <br><br> The fabric that binds society is delicate and needs careful handling.

Propitious (adjective)

Giving or indicating a good chance of success. अनुकूल

Synonyms: Favorable, Promising, Beneficial, Rosy

Antonyms: Unfavorable, Inauspicious, Hopeless, Downbeat

Example: The timing for such a meeting seemed propitious.<br><br> It was not a propitious time to start a new business. <br><br> Circumstances could hardly have been less propitious for a strike.

Concede (verb)

Admit or agree that something is true after first denying or resisting it. स्वीकार करना

Synonyms: Acknowledge, Admit, Cede

Antonyms: Deny, Reject, Refuse

Example: He reluctantly conceded me the point. <br><br> I had to concede the logic of this. <br><br> He was forced to concede that there might be difficulties.

Galloping (adjective)

Increasing or spreading rapidly. तेजी से बढ़ने वाली

Synonyms: Speedy, Rapid, Dashing

Antonyms: Slow, Tardy, Unhurried

Example: The galloping pace of development in that state. <br><br> There’s a galloping consumption of sanitisers.

Indispensable (adjective)

Absolutely necessary. अत्यावश्यक

Synonyms: Essential, Necessary, Important, Significant

Antonyms: Dispensable, Unnecessary, Nonessential, Unimportant

Example: Cars have become an indispensable part of our lives. <br><br> The horse is an indispensable character to most stories of Chinese warriors. <br><br> After a night's sleep the news is as indispensable as the breakfast.