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6 Meagre (adjective)

थोड़ा

Meagre meaning

Small in quantity and poor in quality.

Synonyms: Inadequate, Scanty, Paltry, Limited, Insufficient, Deficient

Antonyms: Ample, Full, Abundant, Sufficient

Example: She supplements her meagre income by cleaning at night.

7 Shoddy (adjective)

तुच्छ

Shoddy meaning

Lacking moral principle.

Synonyms: Sordid, Immoral, Sinful, Wicked

Antonyms: Refined, Superior

Example: Rather an abuse of parliamentary privilege to achieve a cheap and shoddy pay back for his mates.

8 Skewed (adjective)

विरूपित

Skewed meaning

Not accurate or correct.

Synonyms: Distorted, Biased, One-sided, Slanted

Antonyms: Flawless, Exact, Accurate, Right

Example: The curriculum is skewed towards the practical subjects.

9 Conspicuous (adjective)

प्रत्यक्ष

Conspicuous meaning

Easy to see or notice.

Synonyms: Noticeable, Prominent, Striking

Antonyms: Unnoticeable, Invisible, Obscure

Example: The advertisements were all posted in a conspicuous place.

10 Rampant (adjective)

अनियंत्रित

Rampant meaning

(of something bad) existing or spreading everywhere in a way that cannot be controlled.

Synonyms: Unchecked, Uncontrolled, Unchecked, Unrestrained

Antonyms: Controlled, Checked, Restrained

Example: Unemployment is now rampant in most of Europe.

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