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1 Encapsulate (verb)
संक्षिप्त करना
Synonyms: Summarize, Sum up, Condense, Digest, Compact
Antonyms: Expand, Lengthen, Extend, Broaden
Example: The poem encapsulates many of the central themes of her writing.
2 Cynosure (noun)
आकर्षण-बिन्दु
Synonyms: Centre, Focal point, Pivot
Example: The items sold were the cynosure of art collectors from all over the world.
3 Underpin (verb)
सहारा देना
Synonyms: Corroborate, Buttress, Bolster
Antonyms: Weaken, Undermine, Ruin
Example: The report is underpinned by extensive research.
4 Plank (noun)
प्रथममुद्दा
Synonyms: Main point, Essential part, Elementary point
Example: The central plank of the bill is the curb on industrial polluters.
5 Juxtapose (verb)
तुलना करना
Synonyms: Compare, Contrast, Collate, Appose
Example: In the exhibition, abstract paintings are juxtaposed with shocking photographs.
6 Comrade (noun)
सहयोगी
Synonyms: Companion, Colleague, Fellow
Antonyms: Opponent, Enemy, Foe
Example: I'm meeting old comrades tonight, and tomorrow.
7 Slew (noun)
प्रचुरता
Synonyms: Plenty, Wide variety, Lot, Diversity, Range
Antonyms: Little, Lack, Handful
Example: This year has seen a whole slew of novels set in Hong Kong.
8 Don (verb)
पहनना
Synonyms: Put on, Dress, Deck oneself out in, Slip into, Dress in
Example: In the dressing room the players donned their football shirts.
9 Aplomb (noun)
अभिमान
Synonyms: Poise, Self-assurance, Composure
Example: Wherever required, women salespersons are executing their tasks with aplomb.
10 Refute (verb)
झूठा ठहराना
Synonyms: Disprove, Rebut, Invalidate, Confute
Antonyms: Prove, Confirm
Example: Most incorrect or incoherent claims are easily refuted by experience or logic but religious concepts are different.
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