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2 Nadir (noun)

सबसे निम्न स्तर

Nadir meaning

The lowest or most unsuccessful point in a situation.

Synonyms: Bottom, The lowest level, Depth, Base

Antonyms: Top, Apex, Peak

Example: Getting out of that situation was the absolute nadir of my barefaced lying career.

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6 Steady (adjective)

स्थिर

Steady meaning

Regular, even, and continuous in development, frequency, or intensity.

Synonyms: Constant, Unchanging, Invariable

Antonyms: Varying, Fluctuating

Example: Regular, even, and continuous in development, frequency, or intensity.

7 Tempo (noun)

रफ़्तार

Tempo meaning

The speed of any movement or activity.

Synonyms: Pace, Rate, Speed

Example: He wants to maintain the tempo of his activities at a high level.

8 Wane (verb)

क्षीण होना

Wane meaning

To become gradually weaker or less important.

Synonyms: Fade, Decrease, Taper off, Diminish

Antonyms: Rise, Grow, Expand

Example: Their popularity waned during that period

9 Cocoon (verb)

ढकना

Cocoon meaning

Envelop in a protective or comforting way.

Synonyms: Wrap, Swathe, Enclose, Cover

Antonyms: Expose, Unwrap, Uncover

Example: We remain cocooned in our own little world of fantasies.

10 Contain (verb)

नियंत्रित करना

Contain meaning

Control or restrain (oneself or a feeling).

Synonyms: Restrain, Curb, Rein in, Suppress

Antonyms: Encourage, Liberate

Example: She was so excited, she could barely contain herself.

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