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1 Devastating (adjective)
विनाशकारी
Synonyms: destructive, ruinous, disastrous, catastrophic, calamitous, cataclysmic
Antonyms: constructive, wholesome, salubrious
Example: He received devastating injuries in the accident.
2 Horrendous (adjective)
डरावना, भयंकर
Synonyms: dreadful, awful, hideous, grisly, macabre, spine-chilling
Antonyms: pleasant, inoffensive, appealing, delightful
Example: She is still recovering from a horrendous car accident.
3 Brazenly (adverb)
बेशर्मी से
Synonyms: flagrantly, blatantly, unabashedly, boldly, fearlessly
Antonyms: politely, courteously, discreetly, suavely
Example: They brazenly tore up the contract, so we want to claim losses.
4 Dismal (adjective)
निराशाजनक
Synonyms: Dreary, sombre, desperate, melancholy
Antonyms: cheerful, merry, jolly, sunny, exuberant
Example: Her scheme was a dismal failure.
5 Farcical (adjective)
हास्यास्पद
Synonyms: preposterous, ludicrous, risible, asinine, ridiculous, absurd
Antonyms: sensible, reasonable, rational, grave, solemn
Example: : The whole situation has become farcical.
6 Devise (verb)
ईजाद करना, उपाय करना
Synonyms: invent, concoct, formulate, frame, fabricate
Antonyms: copy, borrow, reproduce, imitate
Example: He's good at devising language games that you can play with students in class.
7 Palatial (adjective)
आलीशान
Synonyms: Grand, splendid, magnificent, lavish
Antonyms: small, tiny, humble
Example: He has acquired his own palatial house within the exclusive resort.
8 Inimitable (adjective)
अनोखा
Synonyms: unique, distinctive, individual, special, idiosyncratic
Antonyms: common, normal
Example: He delivered the speech in his own inimitable style.
9 Radiant (adjective)
प्रसन्नमूख
Synonyms: joyful, elated, thrilled, jubilant
Antonyms: gloomy, dull, sullen
Example: The bride looked radiant.
10 Vainglorious (adjective)
गुमानी
Synonyms: vain, conceited, pompous, haughty
Antonyms: humble, modest
Example: His vainglorious speech at the Oscar ceremony claimed a new dawn for British cinema.
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