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1 Perpetual (adjective)
निरंतर
Synonyms: Continuous, Never-ending, Uninterrupted, Unending
Antonyms: Temporary, Discontinuous, Intermittent, Fleeting
Example: We lived for years in a perpetual state of fear.
2 Hover (verb)
आस पास फिरना
Synonyms: Loiter, Stay nearby, Wait abou
Antonyms: Settle, Rest
Example: Temperatures hovered around freezing.
3 Arrears (noun)
बक़ाया
Synonyms: Liability, Debt , Dues, Outstanding payment
Antonyms: Credit, Asset, Repayment
Example: Our tenants have fallen into arrears with their rent.
4 Crunch (noun)
मुश्किल
Synonyms: Crisis, Exigency, Extremity
Antonyms: Opulence, Sufficiency
Example: The equity markets smell trouble, and fears of a credit crunch have heightened.
5 Discourse (noun)
बातचीत
Synonyms: Discussion, Treatise, Critique
Antonyms: Agreement, Accord, Pact
Example: It is one of the few discourses to address the topic of lay ethics.
6 Ponder (verb)
विचार करना
Synonyms: Think about, Give thought to, Consider, Review
Antonyms: Ignore, Neglect, Disregard
Example: I pondered the question of what clothes to wear for the occasion.
7 Nudge (verb)
आगेबढना
Synonyms: Prompt, Encourage, Coax, Stimulate, Jog
Antonyms: Discourage, Hold back, Restrain, Repress
Example: We have to nudge the politicians in the right direction.
8 Prune (verb)
काटना
Synonyms: Reduce, Diminish, Cut back, Shrink
Antonyms: Lengthen, Extend
Example: The workforce was pruned.
9 Dismantle (verb)
विघटित करना
Synonyms: Dissemble, Take apart, Take to pieces
Antonyms: Assemble, Construct, Build
Example: I had to dismantle the engine in order to repair it.
10 Revamped (adjective)
तबदील
Synonyms: Updated, Altered, Renewed
Antonyms: Ruined, Destroyed, Damaged
Example: Welcome to the very first edition of our revamped newsletter.
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