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1 Anachronistic (adjective)
अप्रचलित
Synonyms: Obsolete, Outdated, Antiquated, Old-fashioned, Archaic
Antonyms: Modern, Timely, Current, Contemporary
Example: The daily publication of print media seems anachronistic today.
2 Connivance (noun)
किसी के साथ मिलकर अवैध कार्य करना
Synonyms: Collusion, Complicity, Involvement, Machination
Example: The crime was committed with the connivance of a police officer.
3 Plunge (verb)
अचानक से गिरना
Synonyms: Crash, Plummet, Tumble, Drop
Antonyms: Soar, Go up, Rise
Example: For him, the country has already plunged into civil war.
4 Abjectly (adverb)
निराशा में
Synonyms: Meekly, Meanly, Miserably
Antonyms: Haughtily, Proudly
Example: The government has abjectly failed to read the mood of the nation.
5 Subvert (verb)
नाश करना भ्रष्ट करना
Synonyms: Undermine, Distort, Deprave, Destabilize
Antonyms: Improve, Enhance, Strengthen, Uplift
Example: An attempt to subvert democratic government
6 Manoeuvre (noun)
कुशलता युक्ति
Synonyms: Operation, Exercise, Movement
Example: Attackers employed three maneuvers to generate movement and control.
7 Subservient (adjective)
दासवत्
Synonyms: Submissive, Compliant, Deferential
Antonyms: Disobedient, Unhelpful
Example: She was subservient to her parents.
8 Whim (noun)
सनक
Synonyms: Impulse, Urge, Notion, Vagary
Antonyms: Aversion, Disinclination, Disincentive
Example: She bought it on a whim.
9 Foil (verb)
विफल कर देना
Synonyms: Thwart, Counter, Obstruct, Hinder
Antonyms: Encourage, Assist
Example: Their rivals were foiled by the weather.
10 Quest (noun)
तलाश
Synonyms: Search, Hunt, Pursuit
Example: These cultural notions run counter to the quest for academic excellence.
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