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6 Erosion (noun)

क्षरण

Erosion meaning

The gradual destruction or diminution of something.

Synonyms: Abrasion, Wearing away, Weathering, Scraping away

Antonyms: Build up, Reconstruction

Example: Many see these security measures as an erosion of civil liberties.

7 Conform (verb)

का पालन करना

Conform meaning

Comply with rules, standards, or laws.

Synonyms: Obey, Abide by, Hold to, Adhere to

Antonyms: Differ, Disagree

Example: Prosecutors scaled back the number to eight to conform to new rules calling for swifter trials.

8 Inculcation (noun)

अंतर्निंवेशन

Inculcation meaning

The practice of making somebody learn and remember ideas, moral principles, etc, especially by repeating them often.

Synonyms: Infusion, Instilling

Antonyms: Ignorance, Unawareness

Example: Inculcation is the basic principle of ideology and politics education.

9 Transition (verb)

परिवर्तनहोना

Transition meaning

To change or to make something change from one state or condition to another.

Synonyms: Undergo, Transform, Change

Antonyms: Stay, Remain, Persist

Example: He transitioned into filmmaking easily.

10 Daunting (adjective)

भयभीत करने वाला

Daunting meaning

Making somebody feel nervous and less confident about doing something.

Synonyms: Intimidating, Discouraging, Disheartening, Unnerving

Antonyms: Encouraging, Heartening, Supporting, Reassuring

Example: She has the daunting task of cooking for 20 people every day.

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