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1 Unassailable (adjective)
अखंडनीय
Synonyms: Impregnable, Invulnerable, Inviolable
Antonyms: Questionable, Uncertain
Example: India has an unassailable position at the head of the world's poverty league.
2 Hapless (adjective)
भाग्यहीन
Synonyms: Unfortunate, Cursed, Luckless, Doomed
Antonyms: Fortunate, Blessed, Propitious
Example: It is not merely hapless tourists that are suffering in this unstable climate.
3 Haul (verb)
बलपूर्वक खींचना
Synonyms: Drag, Pull, Draw, Tug, Trail
Antonyms: Push, Keep, Remain
Example: The wagons were hauled by horses.
4 Aspersion (noun)
अपवाद
Synonyms: Vilification, Defamation, Criticism, Derogation
Antonyms: Commendation, Calmness
Example: It is so easy to cast aspersions on someone else.
5 Frivolous (adjective)
गंभीरता से विचार न करने वाला
Synonyms: Insignificant, Minor, Unimportant, Pointless
Antonyms: Serious, Thoughtful
Example: Drug companies claim the union and consumer plan would encourage frivolous lawsuits.
6 Malfeasance (noun)
जुर्म अपराध
Synonyms: Misconduct, Impropriety, Wrongdoing, Transgression
Antonyms: Manners, Obedience, Submissiveness, Decorum
Example: There was clear evidence of malfeasance.
7 Sabotage (verb)
तोड़-फोड़ करना
Synonyms: Wreck, Vandalize, Undermine, Impair
Antonyms: Fix, Aid
Example: Sickness produces symptoms and collateral damage that disrupt or sabotage health.
8 Squarely (adverb)
सीधे
Synonyms: Precisely, Exactly, Directly, Just, Straight
Antonyms: Indirectly, Incidentally, Secondarily
Example: The party puts its support squarely behind the minister.
9 Browbeat (verb)
धमकी देना
Synonyms: Bully, Hector, Coerce, Force
Antonyms: Persuade, Assist
Example: Don't let politicians or the media browbeat you, intimidate you or lie about you.
10 Aggrandize (verb)
बढ़ाना
Synonyms: Improve, Make richer, Boost, Upgrade
Antonyms: Degrade, Lower
Example: The hoped to aggrandize himself by dying a hero's death.
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