10 words · first 5 free, all 10 with Prime
1 Squalor (noun)
गंदगी
Synonyms: Dirt, Filth, Griminess
Antonyms: Cleanliness, Neatness
Example: London's population had continued to grow and many lived in squalor and poverty.
2 Ubiquitous (adjective)
सर्वव्यापी
Synonyms: Omnipresent, Universal, Pervasive
Antonyms: Absent, Lacking, Missing, Nonexistent
Example: His ubiquitous influence was felt by all the family.
3 Scar (verb)
क्षतिग्रस्त होना
Synonyms: Damage, Mar, Spoil
Antonyms: Aid, Heal
Example: The hills are scarred by quarries.
4 Converge (verb)
मिलना
Synonyms: Close in on, Bear down, Descend on
Example: At the breakdown our back row would then be converging from two different directions
5 Gimmick (noun)
तिकड़म
Synonyms: Stunt, Contrivance, Trick, Ploy
Example: His stubborn puritanical simplicity was sometimes dismissed as a publicity gimmick.
6 Detract (verb)
घटना
Synonyms: Reduce, Lessen, Minimize, Belittle
Antonyms: Expand, Extend
Example: These combine to detract from the beauty of love in its pristine state.
7 Gauge (verb)
मापना
Synonyms: Compute, Work out, Calculate
Example: You can only gauge how well any tool works by putting it into action.
8 Tellingly (adverb)
प्रभावशाली ढंग से
Synonyms: Significantly, Effectively, Effectually
Antonyms: Insignificantly, Doubtfully
Example: The events of the story tellingly illustrate the changing face of society.
9 Paradigm (noun)
मिसाल प्रतिमान
Synonyms: Specimen, Exemplar, Illustration, Prototype, Archetype, Epitome
Example: The war was a paradigm of the destructive side of human nature.
10 Steer (verb)
मार्ग दिखाना
Synonyms: Direct, Conduct, Lead, Escort
Antonyms: Follow, Abandon
Example: I attempted to steer the conversation towards another course.
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