10 words · first 5 free, all 10 with Prime
1 Respite (noun)
मोहलत
Synonyms: Breathing space, Recess, Hiatus, Discontinuation
Antonyms: Continuation, Commencement, Go
Example: There was no respite from the suffocating heat.
2 Behest (noun)
आदेश
Synonyms: Command, Order, Instruction, Control
Antonyms: Suggestion, Recommendation, Proposition
Example: He was merely rebalancing his portfolio, at the behest of his financial adviser.
3 Reinstate (verb)
पुन:स्थापित करना
Synonyms: Restore, Put back, Return to power, Replace
Antonyms: Kill, Destroy
Example: We are reinstating the rights we always claimed we had.
4 Procession (noun)
जन मण्डली
Synonyms: Stream, String, Series
Example: Meanwhile, a procession of alliance spokesmen have appeared on TV to plead for US assistance.
5 Blockade (noun)
अवरोध
Synonyms: Siege, Beleagurement, Encirclement
Example: They voted to lift the blockade of major railway junctions.
6 Unleash (verb)
उन्मुक्त करना
Synonyms: Release, Vent, Express, Air, Take out
Antonyms: Control, Handle, Manage, Hold, Restrain
Example: The government's proposals unleashed a storm of protest in the press.
7 Plummet (verb)
अचानक से गिरना
Synonyms: Plunge, Fall, Drop, Decline, Nosedive, Tumble
Antonyms: Rise, Ascend, Soar, Shoot-Up, Escalate
Example: Her spirits plummeted at the thought of meeting him again.
8 Ratify (verb)
पुष्टि करना
Synonyms: Confirm, Approve, Agree to, Validate
Antonyms: Reject, Disapprove, Deny
Example: The treaty was ratified by all the member states.
9 Tacit (adjective)
अन्तर्हित
Synonyms: Implicit, Implied, Hinted, Suggested
Example: The informal system consists largely in tacit agreements and understandings.
10 Swansong (noun)
अंतिम कृति
Synonyms: Afterword, Postscript, Tailpiece
Example: He has decided to make this tour his swansong.
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