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6 Debilitating (adjective)

दुर्बल

Debilitating meaning

(of a disease or condition) making someone very weak and infirm.

Synonyms: Enervating, Draining, Weakening

Antonyms: Invigorating, Refreshing

Example: Many people spend a substantial part of old age in a debilitating condition.

7 Consolidate (verb)

मिलाना

Consolidate meaning

Combine (a number of things) into a single more effective or coherent whole.

Synonyms: Combine, Integrate, Amalgamate, Merge, Bring together

Antonyms: Separate, Disperse, Divide, Part

Example: All manufacturing activities have been consolidated in new premises.

8 Seize (verb)

पकड़ लेना

Seize meaning

Take hold of suddenly and forcibly.

Synonyms: Grab, Grasp, Take hold of

Antonyms: Relinquish, Let go

Example: He always strains to seize the most sombre truths.

9 Impart (verb)

प्रदान करना

Impart meaning

To pass information, knowledge, etc. to other people.

Synonyms: Convey, Transmit, Pass on, Give

Antonyms: Keep, Withhold

Example: The teachers imparted a great deal of knowledge to their pupils.

10 Robust (adjective)

मजबूत

Robust meaning

Strong and healthy.

Synonyms: Sturdy, Vigorous, Powerful, Tough

Antonyms: Weak, Frail, Infirm, Delicate

Example: She is a pleasantly robust woman of modest means, patriotic in convictions, guileless in manner.

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