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6 Proffer (verb)

प्रस्ताव करना

Proffer meaning

Hold out or put forward (something) to someone for acceptance.

Synonyms: Offer, Extend, Propose

Antonyms: Take back, Withdraw, Withhold

Example: They too will have to work with accepting the new notes and with proffering the correct change.

7 Rhetoric (noun)

वक्रपटुता

Rhetoric meaning

Speech or writing that is intended to influence people, but that is not completely honest or sincere.

Synonyms: Loftiness, Turgidity, Magniloquence

Example: His speech was dismissed as mere rhetoric by the opposition.

8 Nudge (verb)

आगेबढना

Nudge meaning

Coax or gently encourage (someone) to do something.

Synonyms: Prompt, Encourage, Coax, Stimulate, Jog

Antonyms: Discourage, Hold back, Restrain, Repress

Example: We have to nudge the politicians in the right direction.

9 Commensurate (adjective)

आनुपातिक

Commensurate meaning

Corresponding in size or degree.

Synonyms: Proportionate, Comparable, Equal

Antonyms: Disproportionate, Incommensurate, Inappropriate

Example: Salary will be commensurate with experience.

10 Sever (verb)

अलग होना

Sever meaning

Put an end to (a connection or relationship).

Synonyms: Break off, Discontinue, Suspend

Example: Now, that, one would think, is sufficient to sever the relationship.

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