1 Startle (verb)
चौंका देना
Cause to feel sudden shock or alarm.
Synonyms: Astound, Astonish, Frighten, Give someone a jolt
Antonyms: Calm, Soothe, Comfort
Example: All of a sudden a noise startled the horse.
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1 Startle (verb)
चौंका देना
Synonyms: Astound, Astonish, Frighten, Give someone a jolt
Antonyms: Calm, Soothe, Comfort
Example: All of a sudden a noise startled the horse.
2 Precariousness (noun)
अनिश्चितता
Synonyms: Uncertainty, Instability, Unreliability
Antonyms: Certainty, Steadiness
Example: They recognized the precariousness of the foothold.
3 Pooh-Pooh (verb)
उपेक्षा करना
Synonyms: Reject, Brush aside, Spurn, Disregard
Antonyms: Praise, Extol
Example: He also pooh-poohs the idea of auspicious days for starting house construction.
4 Buzz (noun)
अफ़वाह
Synonyms: Rumour, Gossip, Story, Speculation, Insinuation, Whisper
Antonyms: Fact, Truth, Reality, Verity
Example: The buzz is that he's in big trouble.
5 Vie (verb)
प्रतिस्पर्धाकरना
Synonyms: Compete, Contend, Contest, Battle, Strive
Antonyms: Give up, Surrender, Yield, Relinquish
Example: They are all vying for a place in the team.
6 Trample (verb)
अनादर करना
Synonyms: Treat disrespectfully, Show no consideration for, Disregard
Antonyms: Concern, Respect, Heed, Attend
Example: She would not let him trample over her any longer.
7 Tout (verb)
प्रचारितकरना
Synonyms: Commend, Endorse, Support, Talk of
Antonyms: Condemn, Criticise, Reprove, Reprobate
Example: She was touted as a potential Prime Minister.
8 Deny (verb)
खंडन करना
Synonyms: Reject, Repudiate, Refuse
Antonyms: Allow, Admit, Acknowledge
Example: The department denies responsibility for what occurred.
9 Substantially (adverb)
वास्तव में
Synonyms: Considerably, Greatly, Significantly, To a large extent
Antonyms: Barely, Hardly
Example: We would like to think that we can grow the business substantially.
10 Tryst (noun)
गुप्त भेंट
Synonyms: Meeting, Consultation, Engagement
Example: Her father discovers the tryst and immediately arranges to send Claire home.
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