1 Pervade (verb)
फैलाना
To spread through and be easy to notice in every part of something.
Synonyms: Permeate, Spread through, Diffuse
Antonyms: Deplete, Take out
Example: The smell of death that pervaded the school was most potent here.
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1 Pervade (verb)
फैलाना
Synonyms: Permeate, Spread through, Diffuse
Antonyms: Deplete, Take out
Example: The smell of death that pervaded the school was most potent here.
2 Enamour (verb)
आकृष्ट करना
Synonyms: Captivate, Fascinate, Charm, Bewitch
Antonyms: Forget, Depress
Example: Unions too are less than enamoured of the proposals.
3 Nudge (verb)
आगेबढना
Synonyms: Prompt, Encourage, Coax, Stimulate, Jog
Antonyms: Discourage, Hold back, Restrain, Repress
Example: We have to nudge the politicians in the right direction.
4 Vagary (noun)
अनपेक्षितता
Synonyms: Quirk, Whim, Caprice, Peculiarity
Example: We have always felt somewhat vulnerable to the vagaries of political change.
5 Overwhelming (adjective)
ओजपूर्वक प्रबलतासे
Synonyms: Enormous, Immense, Huge, Tremendous, Profuse
Antonyms: Small, Insignificant, Trivial, Little
Example: The overwhelming majority of those present were in favour of the plan.
6 Plunge (verb)
अचानक से गिरना
Synonyms: Crash, Plummet, Tumble, Drop
Antonyms: Soar, Go up, Rise
Example: For him, the country has already plunged into civil war.
7 Saddle (verb)
लाद देना
Synonyms: Burden, Lumber, Land
Antonyms: Relieve, Unload
Example: You realise you are saddled with responsibilities.
8 Exuberance (noun)
उल्लास
Synonyms: Cheerfulness, Jauntiness, Buoyancy, Joy
Antonyms: Dullness, Depression
Example: There is no exuberance or shouts of joy in any of these photographs.
9 Mayhem (noun)
अशांति
Synonyms: Chaos, Turmoil, Disorder, Uproar
Antonyms: Peace, Harmony
Example: High spirits often get out of control and lead to violence and mayhem.
10 Figment (noun)
मनगढ़ंत बात
Synonyms: Creation, Fabrication, Concoction
Example: We must pretend the bombs don't exist and the explosions are a figment of our imagination.
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