10 words · first 5 free, all 10 with Prime
1 Virulent (adjective)
विषमय
Synonyms: Poisonous, Toxic, Noxious, Deadly, Venomous
Antonyms: Pleasant, Harmless, Innocuous, Nontoxic
Example: The poison is so virulent that it kills a fish instantly.
2 Paradox (noun)
विरोधाभास
Synonyms: Contradiction, Incongruity, Anomaly
Antonyms: Consistency, Agreement
Example: It is a curious paradox that professional comedians often have unhappy personal lives.
3 Obliteration (noun)
विनाश
Synonyms: Eradication, Annihilation, Demolition, Wiping out
Antonyms: Raising, Building
Example: The party faces obliteration at the next general election.
4 Streak (noun)
दौर
Synonyms: Period, Spell, Stretch, Run
Example: The theatre is on a winning streak.
5 Starkly (adverb)
स्पष्ट रूप से
Synonyms: Clearly, Plainly, Bluntly
Antonyms: Dubiously, Vaguely, Indistinctly
Example: The lighthouse stood out starkly against the dark sky.
6 Unison (noun)
एकस्वरता
Synonyms: Simultaneously, All at once, At once
Example: They punched the air and shouted in unison to the speeches of their leaders.
7 Permeate (verb)
में फ़ैल जाना
Synonyms: Pervade, Be disseminated thorough, Suffuse
Example: There is a realism and a patience which permeates the camp.
8 Blandly (adverb)
नीरस तरीके से
Synonyms: Indifferently, Unemotionally, Moderately
Example: These reviews are increasingly characterized by their blandly uncritical quality.
9 Knell (noun)
समाप्ति
Synonyms: End, Final blow, End point
Example: Emails and text messages are sounding the knell for the written word.
10 Peril (noun)
ख़तरा
Synonyms: Danger, Hazard, Threat, Hazard
Example: Owners are now changing their routes to avoid the perils of modern technology.
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