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6 Relegate (verb)

निर्वासित कर देना

Relegate meaning

To give somebody a lower or less important position, rank, etc. than before.

Synonyms: Downgrade, Demote, Move down, Put down, Lower

Antonyms: Promote, Raise, Push, Encourage

Example: She was then relegated to the role of assistant.

7 Exaggeration (noun)

अतिशयोक्ति

Exaggeration meaning

A statement that represents something as better or worse than it really is.

Synonyms: Amplification, Over-emphasis, Magnification

Antonyms: Minimizing, Lessening

Example: Police have misinterpreted facts and made exaggerations that are misleading.

8 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.

9 Procrastinate (verb)

विलम्ब करना

Procrastinate meaning

Delay or postpone action; put off doing something.

Synonyms: Delay, Linger, Stall

Antonyms: Quicken, Hurry

Example: I am supposed to be doing my taxes now, but am procrastinating.

10 Dismay (noun)

व्याकुलता

Dismay meaning

Concern and distress caused by something unexpected.

Synonyms: Distress, Anxiety, Trepidation

Antonyms: Soothe, Assurance

Example: Concern and distress caused by something unexpected.

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