1 Vendetta (noun)
प्रतिशोध
A prolonged bitter quarrel with or campaign against someone.
Synonyms: Feud, Quarrel, Argument, Wrangle
Antonyms: Peace, Harmony
Example: The judge who made them has a personal vendetta against me and my family.
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1 Vendetta (noun)
प्रतिशोध
Synonyms: Feud, Quarrel, Argument, Wrangle
Antonyms: Peace, Harmony
Example: The judge who made them has a personal vendetta against me and my family.
2 Pawn (noun)
प्यादा
Synonyms: Puppet, Dupe, Hostage
Example: He was a pawn in the game of power politics.
3 Plausibly (adverb)
विश्वसनीय ढंग से
Synonyms: Probably, Seemingly, Possibly
Antonyms: Improbably, Questionably
Example: Both candidates can plausibly claim victory is within their reach.
4 Sterling (adjective)
उत्कृष्ट
Synonyms: Splendid, Outstanding, Exceptional
Antonyms: Inferior, Bad, Poor
Example: This organization does sterling work for youngsters.
5 Ferocious (adjective)
भयंकर
Synonyms: Intense, Extreme, Strong
Antonyms: Mild, Moderate
Example: The tackling from both sides was ferocious and uncompromising.
6 Telling (adjective)
प्रभावशाली
Synonyms: Effective, Revealing, Significant, Weighty
Antonyms: Ineffective, Unimportant, Unconvincing, Insignificant
Example: These professional hazards have a telling effect on their health conditions.
7 Ulterior (adjective)
छिपा हुआ
Synonyms: Undisclosed, Undivulged, Unexpressed
Example: It would be easier to dismiss the whole exercise if there were an obvious ulterior motive.
8 Intimidation (noun)
डराना-धमकाना
Synonyms: Terrifying, Frightening, Unnerving, Daunting, Browbeating
Example: Confidence in the strength of their ideas will give people the will to stand up to the threats and intimidation.
9 Barbaric (adjective)
निर्दयता
Synonyms: Rude, Impolite, Discourteous
Antonyms: Civilized, Sympathetic, Refined
Example: Hunting is a barbaric remnant from our primitive past.
10 Banter (noun)
परिहास
Synonyms: Repartee, Raillery, Sally
Example: They continued their playful banter for a while and then were silent for a long time.
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