10 words · first 5 free, all 10 with Prime
1 Siege (noun)
घेराबंदी
Synonyms: Blockade, Beleaguerment, Encirclement
Example: The well was outside, and no one had thought to supply water before the siege.
2 Ransom (noun)
फिरौती
Synonyms: Pay-off, Payment, Price
Example: He was demanding millions of pounds in ransom.
3 Cripple (verb)
अशक्त बना देना
Synonyms: Ruin, Destroy, Crush, Wipe out
Antonyms: Repair, Mend
Example: Developing countries are crippled by their debts.
4 Indeterminate (adjective)
अनिश्चित
Synonyms: Undetermined, Undefined, Unsettled, Indefinite
Antonyms: Definite, Known, Certain
Example: Unfortunately, the imported Italian color has faded to an indeterminate yellow
5 Frosty (adjective)
रूखा
Synonyms: Unsympathetic, Hostile, Inhospitable, Forbidding
Antonyms: Friendly, Cordial
Example: I gave him and frosty glare and pulled my arm out of his hold.
6 Replete (verb)
भरपूर
Synonyms: Filled, Well-Stocked, Packed, Stuffed, Teeming, Loaded, Well-Provided
Antonyms: Deficient, Inadequate, Insufficient, Lacking, Missing
Example: Literature replete with drama and excitement
7 Respite (noun)
मोहलत
Synonyms: Breathing space, Recess, Hiatus, Discontinuation
Antonyms: Continuation, Commencement, Go
Example: There was no respite from the suffocating heat.
8 Jeopardy (noun)
ख़तरा
Synonyms: Danger, Peril, Hazard
Antonyms: Safety, Protection
Example: All children from marginalised populations face this double jeopardy.
9 Poise (verb)
तैयार करना
Synonyms: Brace, Stand by, Gear oneself
Example: Teachers are poised to resume their attack on government school tests.
10 Hinge (verb)
निर्भर होना
Synonyms: Depend, Rest, Be based on
Example: Selling is a strange phenomenon because being successful financially in this industry hinges upon your individual performance
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