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6 Ironic (adjective)

मिथ्याभास-संबंधी

Ironic meaning

Happening in a way contrary to what is expected, and typically causing wry amusement because of this.

Synonyms: Paradoxical, Odd, Strange, Peculiar

Antonyms: Congruous, Appropriate

Example: It was ironic that now everybody had plenty of money for food they couldn't obtain it because everything was rationed.

7 Grim (adjective)

ख़राब

Grim meaning

Depressing or worrying to consider.

Synonyms: Dreadful, Dire, Ghastly, Horrible

Antonyms: Pleasing, Comforting

Example: The war was a grim reminder of the inhumanity of man to man.

8 Impart (verb)

प्रदान करना

Impart meaning

To pass information, knowledge, etc. to other people.

Synonyms: Convey, Transmit, Pass on, Give

Antonyms: Keep, Withhold

Example: The teachers imparted a great deal of knowledge to their pupils.

9 Nascent (adjective)

आरम्भहोताहुआ

Nascent meaning

(especially of a process or organization) just coming into existence and beginning to display signs of future potential.

Synonyms: Emerging, Beginning, Coming out, Dawning

Antonyms: Fading, Dwindling, Declining

Example: Indian book retailing is also a relatively nascent industry.

10 Skewed (adjective)

विरूपित

Skewed meaning

Not accurate or correct.

Synonyms: Distorted, Biased, One-sided, Slanted

Antonyms: Flawless, Exact, Accurate, Right

Example: The curriculum is skewed towards the practical subjects.

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