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1 Abject (adjective)
दयनीयबुरा
Synonyms: Hopeless, Wretched, Atrocious, Degrading, Pitiable, Forlorn
Antonyms: Worthy, Dignified, Excellent, Magnificent
Example: She saw firsthand the abject conditions of the working people there.
2 Meticulously (adverb)
ध्यानपूर्वक
Synonyms: Thoroughly, Entirely, Carefully, Attentively
Antonyms: Carelessly, Partially, Thoughtlessly
Example: She checked the painting meticulously for any damage.
3 Decrepit (adjective)
घिसा हुआ
Synonyms: Ruined, Broken down, Creaking
Antonyms: Mended, Intact
Example: The decrepit appearance of the municipal dwelling houses, however, masked their true value.
4 Fraught (adjective)
भरपूर
Synonyms: Full of, Filled with, Rife with, Charged with
Antonyms: Empty, Void
Example: The treasure hunt was fraught with puzzles that had to be solved in order to find the fortune.
5 Sliver (noun)
टुकड़ा
Synonyms: Splinter, Fragment, Chip
Antonyms: Lump, Hunk
Example: There was a sliver of light under his door.
6 Tumble (noun)
गिराव
Synonyms: Drop, Plunge, Slump, Decline
Antonyms: Rising, Upturn
Example: There is a lot of upset around its share price tumble.
7 Ingenuous (adjective)
निष्कपट
Synonyms: Naïve, Innocent, Unwary
Antonyms: Artful, Sly, Insincere
Example: Policy-planning, decision-making and implementation of strategy should be transparent and ingenuous.
8 Anecdotal (adjective)
उपाख्यानात्मक
Synonyms: Unreliable, Informal, Untrustworthy
Antonyms: Reliable, Trustworthy
Example: Some effect measurements are based on anecdotal evidence.
9 Girdle (verb)
घेरना
Synonyms: Enclose, Ring, Encompass
Example: The bus stop in her village is a semi circle of paved road girdled by a hillock.
10 Blase (adjective)
उबा हुआ
Synonyms: Indifferent to, Unconcerned about, Unimpressed by
Example: She was becoming quite blase about the dangers.
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