1 Laity (noun)
प्राकृतजन
Lay people, as distinct from the clergy.
Synonyms: Followers, Adherents, Believers, Flock
Example: Each will create a blurring of the boundaries between clergy and laity.
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1 Laity (noun)
प्राकृतजन
Synonyms: Followers, Adherents, Believers, Flock
Example: Each will create a blurring of the boundaries between clergy and laity.
2 Lament (verb)
विलाप करना
Synonyms: Bemoan, Bewail, Deplore, Rue
Antonyms: Praise, Rejoice
Example: She lamented the lack of shops in the town.
3 Rampant (adjective)
अनियंत्रित
Synonyms: Unchecked, Uncontrolled, Unchecked, Unrestrained
Antonyms: Controlled, Checked, Restrained
Example: Unemployment is now rampant in most of Europe.
4 Anarchy (noun)
अव्यवस्था
Synonyms: Lawlessness, Disorder, Turmoil, Mayhem
Antonyms: Order, Harmony, Lawfulness
Example: When you have people losing trust in the system it leads to anarchy.
5 Concede (verb)
स्वीकार करना
Synonyms: Acknowledge, Admit, Cede
Antonyms: Deny, Reject, Refuse
Example: He reluctantly conceded me the point.
6 Raucous (adjective)
कर्कश
Synonyms: Harsh, Strident, Grating, Squawky
Antonyms: Calm, Soft, Peaceful
Example: She threw the keys back and forth, causing them to fill the air with raucous noise
7 Condemn (verb)
निंदा करना
Synonyms: Censure, Criticize, Denounce, Reprehend
Antonyms: Approve, Ratify, Affirm, Validate
Example: The plan was condemned by campaigners yesterday.
8 Invoke (verb)
की सहायता लेना
Synonyms: Cite, Adduce, Refer to, Instance
Antonyms: Misrepresent, Misquote, Distort, Misstate
Example: It is unlikely that libel laws will be invoked.
9 Pejorative (adjective)
निन्दात्मक
Synonyms: Derogatory, Defamatory, Disparaging, Slighting
Antonyms: Laudatory, Complimentary
Example: I'm using the word ‘academic’ here in a pejorative sense.
10 Revamp (verb)
मरम्मत करना
Synonyms: Refurbish, Renovate, Reconstruct
Antonyms: Ruin, Destroy
Example: The two major shopping malls in the area have now been revamped and upgraded.
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