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6 Smear (verb)

बदनाम करना

Smear meaning

Damage the reputation of (someone) by false accusations.

Synonyms: Slander, Tarnish, Damage, Defame

Antonyms: Praise, Honor

Example: Someone was trying to smear her by faking letters.

7 Fealty (noun)

निष्‍ठा

Fealty meaning

Formal acknowledgement of loyalty to a lord.

Synonyms: Faithfulness, Obedience, Fidelity, Devotion

Antonyms: Treachery, Disloyalty

Example: A property for which she did fealty.

8 Plummet (verb)

अचानक से गिरना

Plummet meaning

To fall suddenly and quickly from a high level or position.

Synonyms: Plunge, Fall, Drop, Decline, Nosedive, Tumble

Antonyms: Rise, Ascend, Soar, Shoot-Up, Escalate

Example: Her spirits plummeted at the thought of meeting him again.

9 Repudiate (verb)

मुकरजाना

Repudiate meaning

Refuse to accept.

Synonyms: Reject, Abandon, Renounce, Deny

Antonyms: Accept, Admit

Example: She has repudiated policies associated with previous party leaders.

10 Ravage (verb)

बरबाद कर देना

Ravage meaning

The destructive effects of something.

Synonyms: Damage, Devastation, Havoc

Antonyms: Assist, Aid

Example: Younger women are also not immune to the ravages of this disease.

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