1 Incarceration (noun)
क़ैदकरना
The state of being confined in prison.
Synonyms: Imprisonment, Confinement, Internment, Captivity
Antonyms: Freedom, Liberty, Discharge, Release
Example: The public would not be served by her incarceration.
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1 Incarceration (noun)
क़ैदकरना
Synonyms: Imprisonment, Confinement, Internment, Captivity
Antonyms: Freedom, Liberty, Discharge, Release
Example: The public would not be served by her incarceration.
2 Macabre (noun)
भयानक
Synonyms: Gruesome, Grimly, Horrid, Terrifying
Antonyms: Pleasant, delightful
Example: Over one hundred people were reportedly killed in this macabre death of dance.
3 Flimsy (adjective)
कमज़ोर
Synonyms: Unsubstantial, Unsatisfactory, Trifling, Shallow, Implausible
Antonyms: Substantial, Strong, Convincing, Plausible
Example: The evidence against him is pretty flimsy.
4 Coterminous (adjective)
निकटस्थ
Synonyms: Coinciding, Coextensive, Concurrent
Example: This influence is not coterminous with national territorial boundaries.
5 Perplex (verb)
उलझाना
Synonyms: Puzzle, Mystify, Bemuse, Confuse
Antonyms: Clarify, Explicate
Example: He was perplexed by her question and it more than a little baffled him.
6 Veer (verb)
बदलना
Synonyms: Deviate, Swerve, Deflect
Antonyms: Straighten, Conform, Stay
Example: The conversation eventually veered away from theatrical things.
7 Farce (noun)
अर्थहीनता तमाशा
Synonyms: Absurdity, Sham, Charade, Mockery
Antonyms: Sobriety, Gravity
Example: The trial was a complete farce.
8 Straitjacket (noun)
विकासमेंबाधक
Synonyms: Restriction, Restraint, Constraint
Antonyms: Freedom, Liberation, Expansion
Example: The government is operating in an economic straitjacket.
9 Flagrant (adjective)
निन्दनीय
Synonyms: Outrageous, Obvious, Evident, Conspicuous
Antonyms: Hidden, Concealed
Example: He is someone that shows flagrant disregard for the orders.
10 Languish (verb)
कमजोर होना
Synonyms: Wither, Weaken, Decline, Deteriorate
Antonyms: Thrive, Flourish, Prosper
Example: The share price languished at 102p.
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