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6 Stance (noun)

रवैया

Stance meaning

The attitude of a person or organization towards something; a standpoint.

Synonyms: Stand, Point of view, Opinion, Outlook

Example: In particular, his robust stance on discipline is very welcome.

7 Clout (noun)

बोलबालाप्रभाव

Clout meaning

Influence or power, especially in politics or business.

Synonyms: Influence, Sway, Control, Say, Domination, Power

Antonyms: Weakness, Powerlessness, Deficiency

Example: I knew his opinion carried a lot of clout with them.

8 Emulate (verb)

अनुसरण करना

Emulate meaning

To try to do something as well as somebody else because you admire them.

Synonyms: Imitate, Mimic, Copy

Example: She hopes to emulate her sister's sporting achievements.

9 Whim (noun)

सनक

Whim meaning

A sudden desire or change of mind, especially one that is unusual or unexplained.

Synonyms: Impulse, Urge, Notion, Vagary

Antonyms: Aversion, Disinclination, Disincentive

Example: She bought it on a whim.

10 Euphoric (adjective)

उल्लासमय

Euphoric meaning

Characterized by or feeling intense excitement and happiness.

Synonyms: Elated, Happy, Joyful, Delighted

Antonyms: Unhappy, Depressed, Miserable

Example: I expected to feel euphoric after finally fulfilling my lame ambition, but instead I was unsettled.

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