10 words · first 5 free, all 10 with Prime
1 Parleys (noun)
संवाद
Synonyms: Negotiation, Discussion, Debate, Talk
Example: These informal parleys over our communication system keep us in good humour.
2 Brace (verb)
दृढ़ करना
Synonyms: Get ready, Gear up, Fortify, Strengthen
Antonyms: Undermine, Weaken
Example: Both stations are bracing themselves for job losses.
3 Evacuate (verb)
दृढ़ करना
Synonyms: Empty, Vacate, Clear, Depopulate, Expel
Antonyms: Occupy, Fill, Inhabit, Stay
Example: Children were evacuated from London to escape the bombing.
4 Puritanical (adjective)
सख़्त
Synonyms: Strait-Laced, Moralistic, Austere, Priggish
Antonyms: Liberal, Open-Minded, Broad-Minded, Lenient
Example: Their parents had a puritanical streak and didn't approve of dancing.
5 Meandering (adjective)
घुमावदार
Synonyms: Circuitous, Digressive, Indirect
Example: If there is a point, it soon becomes lost in the meandering ending.
6 Opprobrium (noun)
अनादर
Synonyms: Vilification, Vituperation, Condemnation
Antonyms: Esteem, Pride, Respect
Example: I have been heaped with some opprobrium by opponents of the project.
7 Servile (adjective)
ग़ुलामी का
Synonyms: Greasy, Slavish, Sycophantic
Antonyms: Imperious, Dominant
Example: He bowed his head in a servile manner.
8 Hedge (verb)
रोकना
Synonyms: Dodge, Sidestep, Bypass
Antonyms: Confront, Face
Example: He hedged at every new question.
9 Detrimental (adjective)
हानिकारक
Synonyms: Harmful, Deleterious, Damaging, Dangerous, Calamitous, Pernicious
Antonyms: Beneficial, Harmless, Favourable, Advantageous
Example: Recent policies have been detrimental to the interests of many old people.
10 Heft (noun)
महत्त्व
Synonyms: Competence, Capacity, Skill
Antonyms: Inability, Ineptitude
Example: They lacked the political heft to get the formulation banned.
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