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6 Garner (verb)

एकत्रकरना

Garner meaning

To obtain or collect something such as information, support, etc.

Synonyms: Accumulate, Amass, Assemble, Gather

Antonyms: Disperse, Dissipate, Scatter

Example: All the information that we garnered has been kept on file.

7 Ensue (verb)

परिणामस्वरूप होना

Ensue meaning

To happen after or as a result of another event.

Synonyms: Follow, Supervene, Result, Derive

Antonyms: Antecede, Precede, Predate

Example: The riot police swooped in and chaos ensued.

8 Skirmish (noun)

भिड़न्त

Skirmish meaning

A short argument.

Synonyms: Argument, Disagreement, Disputation, Conflict

Antonyms: Agreement, Concord

Example: There was a skirmish over the budget.

9 Menace (noun)

ख़तरा

Menace meaning

A person or thing that is likely to cause harm, damage.

Synonyms: Danger, Peril, Threat, Hazard

Antonyms: Help, Aid, Safety

Example: A new initiative aimed at beating the menace of drugs.

10 Cursory (adjective)

सरसरी से किया हुआ

Cursory meaning

Done quickly and without giving enough attention to details.

Synonyms: Perfunctory, Desultory, Casual

Antonyms: Meticulous, Detailed, Painstaking, Thorough

Example: He gave the report a rather cursory look.

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