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6 Profoundly (adverb)

पूरी तरह से

Profoundly meaning

In a way that has a very great effect on somebody/something.

Synonyms: Extremely, Greatly, Intensely, Completely

Antonyms: Partially, Incompletely

Example: We are profoundly affected by what happens to us in childhood.

7 Overriding (adjective)

अधिभावी

Overriding meaning

More important than anything else in a particular situation.

Synonyms: Predominant, Foremost, Principal, Supreme

Antonyms: Unimportant, Insignificant, Trivial

Example: Their overriding aim was to keep costs low.

8 Intransigence (noun)

कट्टरता

Intransigence meaning

Refusal to change one's views or to agree about something.

Synonyms: Obduracy, Pertinacity, Stubbornness

Antonyms: Flexibility, Subservience

Example: The book discusses real world issues ranging from browser quirks to client intransigence.

9 Camouflage (verb)

छलावरण लगाना

Camouflage meaning

Hide or disguise the presence of (a person, animal, or object) by means of camouflage.

Synonyms: Disguise, Conceal, Mask, Veil

Antonyms: Reveal, Uncover

Example: This also defeats the purpose of camouflaging your technology.

10 Burlesque (noun)

प्रहसन

Burlesque meaning

An absurd or comically exaggerated imitation of something, especially in a literary or dramatic work.

Synonyms: Parody, Caricature, Imitation

Example: The argument descends into music-hall burlesque.

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