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6 Wreak (verb)

कारण होना

Wreak meaning

Cause (a large amount of damage or harm).

Synonyms: Inflict, Result in, Mete out

Antonyms: Fail, Collapse

Example: The environmental damage wreaked by ninety years of phosphate mining.

7 Sheer (adjective)

पूर्णतया

Sheer meaning

Complete and not mixed with anything else.

Synonyms: Utter, Complete, Absolute, Total, Downright, Thorough

Antonyms: Incomplete, Partial, Limited, Fractional

Example: It is difficult to convey the sheer complexity of the situation.

8 Allude (verb)

संकेत करना

Allude meaning

Suggest or call attention to indirectly.

Synonyms: Hint, Refer to, Imply

Antonyms: Proclaim, Declare

Example: This account alludes only indirectly to the Buddha's original meditative accomplishments before the awakening.

9 Impoverish (verb)

अशक्त कर देना

Impoverish meaning

To make something worse in quality.

Synonyms: Weaken, Sap, Exhaust, Deplete

Antonyms: Strengthen, Enrich

Example: Intensive cultivation has impoverished the soil.

10 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.

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