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6 Clamour (verb)

गुहार करना जोरदार माँग करना

Clamour meaning

To demand something loudly.

Synonyms: Demand, Call, Bay

Antonyms: Whisper, Murmur, Sigh

Example: Scientists are clamouring for a ban on all chlorine substances.

7 Inevitable (adjective)

जो टल न सके

Inevitable meaning

That you cannot avoid or prevent.

Synonyms: Unavoidable, Certain, Sure, Unpreventable, Bound To Happen

Antonyms: Evitable, Uncertain, Avoidable, Unsure

Example: The ketchup has to be there on every table.

8 Threshold (noun)

दहलीज़

Threshold meaning

The level at which something starts to happen.

Synonyms: Starting point, Beginning, Brink

Antonyms: Ending, Close, Completion, Omega

Example: She was on the threshold of a dazzling career.

9 Tweak (verb)

सुधारना

Tweak meaning

Improve (a mechanism or system) by making fine adjustments to it.

Synonyms: Modify, Alter, Adjust, Adapt

Antonyms: Remain, Keep, Hold

Example: According to the actors, the director tweaks his screenplay a little.

10 Compliance (noun)

अनुकूलता

Compliance meaning

The practice of obeying rules or requests made by people in authority.

Synonyms: Agreement, Consent, Obedience

Antonyms: Disagreement, Dissent, Noncompliance

Example: Procedures that must be followed to ensure full compliance with the law.

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