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1 Tyranny (noun)
प्रजा पीड़क शासन
Synonyms: Despotism, Autocracy, Dictatorship
Antonyms: Democracy, Liberality
Example: He presumably wants public anarchy funded by socialist tyranny, but that is another issue.
2 Aftermath (noun)
परिणाम
Synonyms: Repercussions, Fallout, Trail
Antonyms: Cause, Reason
Example: Counselling in the aftermath of traumatic events can worsen stress and hinder recovery.
3 Shadowy (adjective)
अस्पष्ट
Synonyms: Indistinct, Hazy, Indefinite, Unclear
Antonyms: Definite, Clear
Example: Within a matter of five minutes, a shadowy figure appeared in the room.
4 Imperil (verb)
खतरे में डालना
Synonyms: Endanger, Risk, Put in danger
Example: When landscape is destroyed, culture is imperiled.
5 Bedrock (noun)
मूल सिद्धान्त
Synonyms: Core, Basis, Foundation
Example: Honesty is the bedrock of a good relationship.
6 Embroil (verb)
आपत्ति में डालना
Synonyms: Involve, Entangle, Implicate, Bog down
Antonyms: Untangle, Exclude, Liberate
Example: The film’s about a journalist who becomes embroiled with a nightclub owner.
7 Covert (adjective)
छिपा हुआ
Synonyms: Secret, Hidden, Furtive
Antonyms: Overt, Public
Example: Police have been monitoring the site and using covert surveillance to trap the troublemakers.
8 Estranged (adjective)
विरक्त
Synonyms: Alienated, Separated, Disaffected
Antonyms: Allied
Example: Harriet felt more estranged from her daughter than ever.
9 Intercept (verb)
बाधा डालना
Synonyms: Stop, Cut off
Example: Intelligence agencies intercepted a series of telephone calls.
10 Oversight (noun)
चूक
Synonyms: Inadvertence, Fault, Lapse, Faux pas
Antonyms: Attention, Heed, Care
Example: I didn't mean to leave her name off the list; it was an oversight.
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