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6 Refurbish (verb)

नए जैसा करना

Refurbish meaning

Renovate and redecorate.

Synonyms: Renovate, Renew, Mend, Restore

Antonyms: Ruin, Destroy, Damage

Example: The premises have been completely refurbished in our corporate style.

7 Bewildered (adjective)

बराया हुआ

Bewildered meaning

Confused.

Synonyms: Perplexed, Puzzled, Baffled, Mystified

Antonyms: Lucid, Clear-Headed, Clear

Example: He turned around, with a bewildered look on his face.

8 Sophisticated (adjective)

प्रगतिशील

Sophisticated meaning

(of a machine, system, or technique) developed to a high degree of complexity.

Synonyms: Advanced, Highly developed, Revolutionary, Trailblazing

Antonyms: Basic, Primitive

Example: In Edinburgh we had a sophisticated marketing system to work out who the audience was

9 Discretion (noun)

कार्य स्वाधीनता

Discretion meaning

The freedom to decide what should be done in a particular situation.

Synonyms: Choice, Option, Preference

Example: Local authorities should use their discretion in setting the charges.

10 Obeisance (noun)

अभिवादन

Obeisance meaning

Deferential respect.

Synonyms: Respect, Homage, Adoration, Reverence

Antonyms: Disdain, Disregard, Scorn

Example: We need to return to the diplomatic obeisance to the United Nations.

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