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6 Feasible (adjective)

साध्य

Feasible meaning

Possible to do easily or conveniently.

Synonyms: Practicable, Attainable, Workable

Antonyms: Impossible, Unattainable, Impractical

Example: It's just not feasible to manage the business on a part-time basis.

7 Debilitating (adjective)

दुर्बल

Debilitating meaning

(of a disease or condition) making someone very weak and infirm.

Synonyms: Enervating, Draining, Weakening

Antonyms: Invigorating, Refreshing

Example: Many people spend a substantial part of old age in a debilitating condition.

8 Dismal (adjective)

निराशाजनक

Dismal meaning

Pitifully or disgracefully bad.

Synonyms: Bad, Poor, Disgraceful, Terrible

Antonyms: Hopeful, Encouraging

Example: By that measure, too, Australia's recent performance looks dismal.

9 Protrusion (noun)

उभार

Protrusion meaning

A thing that sticks out from a place or surface.

Synonyms: Jutting, Obtrusion, Projection

Example: Follow routes on protrusions and ridges, and always ski slow and conservative.

10 Grim (adjective)

ख़राब

Grim meaning

Depressing or worrying to consider.

Synonyms: Dreadful, Dire, Ghastly, Horrible

Antonyms: Pleasing, Comforting

Example: The war was a grim reminder of the inhumanity of man to man.

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