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6 Encroachment (noun)

दख़लंदाज़ी

Encroachment meaning

The act of slowly affecting or using up too much of somebody's time, rights, personal life, etc.

Synonyms: Intrusion, Invasion, Obtrusion into

Example: There were minor encroachments on our individual liberties.

7 Ramification (noun)

जटिलता

Ramification meaning

A complex or unwelcome consequence of an action or event.

Synonyms: Aftermath, Consequence, Outcome, Effect

Antonyms: Cause, Source

Example: The outcome will have widespread ramifications for business as well as for the rest of society.

8 Wilful (adjective)

दुराग्रही

Wilful meaning

(of a bad or harmful act) intentional.

Synonyms: Deliberate, Intended, Purposeful

Antonyms: Unintentional, Inadvertent, Accidental

Example: The report concluded that her death was a result of wilful neglect.

9 Undermine (verb)

कमज़ोर करदेना

Undermine meaning

To make something, especially somebody’s confidence or authority, gradually weaker or less effective.

Synonyms: Subvert, Weaken, Impede, Enfeeble

Antonyms: Encourage, Strengthen, Invigorate

Example: This could undermine years of hard work.

10 Foster (verb)

प्रोत्साहन देना

Foster meaning

Encourage the development of (something, especially something desirable).

Synonyms: Encourage, Stimulate, Cultivate, Strengthen

Antonyms: Hinder, Ignore, Suppress

Example: The teacher's task is to foster learning.

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