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6 Temper (verb)

कम करना

Temper meaning

Act as a neutralizing or counterbalancing force to (something)

Synonyms: Moderate, Modify, Modulate

Antonyms: Excite, Provoke

Example: The heat is tempered by sea breezes on the coast.

7 Stellar (adjective)

शानदार

Stellar meaning

Exceptionally good.

Synonyms: Outstanding, Astounding, Breathtaking

Antonyms: Ordinary, Inferior, Poor

Example: His restaurant has received stellar ratings in the guides.

8 Accede (verb)

स्वीकारकरना

Accede meaning

Agree to a demand, request, or treaty.

Synonyms: Consent to, Comply with, Grant, Allow

Antonyms: Disagree, Deny, Refuse

Example: The authorities did not accede to the strikers' demands.

9 Lopsided (adjective)

एकतरफ़ा

Lopsided meaning

With one side lower or smaller than the other.

Synonyms: Uneven, Asymmetrical, One-sided, Askew

Antonyms: Even, Balanced, Uniform

Example: He kept them there just a second too long before dropping them to his sides with a lopsided grin.

10 Untenable (adjective)

अरक्षणीय

Untenable meaning

(of a theory, position, etc.) that cannot be defended against attack or criticism.

Synonyms: Indefensible, Unsustainable, Unwarranted

Antonyms: Defensible, Tenable, Defendable

Example: This argument is clearly untenable.

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