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1 Gloomy (adjective)
विषादपूर्ण
Synonyms: Despondent, Disappointed, Depressed, Downcast
Antonyms: Encouraging, Promising, Hopeful
Example: The atmosphere during those closing moments was gloomy, depressing and discouraging.
2 Brazen (adjective)
निर्भीक
Synonyms: Audacious, Unabashed, Impudent
Antonyms: Timid, Meek, Modest
Example: She had become brazen about the whole affair.
3 Spurious (adjective)
जाली
Synonyms: False, Counterfeit, Bogus
Antonyms: Genuine, Real
Example: The government has an obligation to act against spurious or fraudulent claims.
4 Hapless (adjective)
भाग्यहीन
Synonyms: Unfortunate, Cursed, Luckless, Doomed
Antonyms: Fortunate, Blessed, Propitious
Example: It is not merely hapless tourists that are suffering in this unstable climate.
5 Inundate (verb)
प्लावित करना
Synonyms: Overwhelm, Swamp, Deluge
Antonyms: Underwhelm, Drain
Example: We've been inundated with complaints from listeners.
6 Redundant (adjective)
अनावश्यक
Synonyms: Unnecessary, Dispensable, Expendable, Unneeded, Uncalled for, Superfluous
Antonyms: Necessary, Essential, Needed, Non-redundant
Example: The picture has too much redundant detail.
7 Thrive (verb)
फूलना फलना
Synonyms: Bloom, Burgeon, Grow vigorously, Do well
Antonyms: Lose, Languish
Example: They thrive on speculation and controversy and highlight divisions, issues and problems.
8 Hoard (verb)
इकट्ठा करना
Synonyms: Store, Amass, Stock up, Heap up
Antonyms: Spend, Waste
Example: The prisoners used to hoard scraps of food in secret places.
9 Induce (verb)
मनाना
Synonyms: Persuade, Convince, Urge, Encourage
Antonyms: Discourage, Prevent, Deter
Example: This induced him to pursue a career in science.
10 Subsist (verb)
गुज़ारा करना
Synonyms: Survive, Live, Stay alive, Eke out, Endure, Exist
Antonyms: Discontinue, Cease, End, Stop
Example: Old people often subsist on very small incomes.
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