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1 Profusion (noun)
प्रचुरता
Synonyms: Abundance, Plenty, Cornucopia
Antonyms: Lack, Dearth, Scarcity
Example: The stage turns round and there is a profusion of pink. The profusion of the greenery allows feeling comfortable even during July heat.
2 Quibble (noun)
कमी शिकायत
Synonyms: Minor Criticism, Trivial Objection, Adverse Comment, Grumble
Antonyms: Concurrence, Consent, Conjunction, Concord
Example: The only quibble about this book is the lack of colour illustrations.
3 Avalanche (noun)
अवधाव
Synonyms: Barrage, Volley, Battery
Example: We have had an avalanche of applications for the post.
4 Mammoth (adjective)
विशालकाय
Synonyms: Enormous, Colossal, Massive, Gargantuan
Antonyms: Tiny, Small, Minute, Little
Example: They are able to quickly pull relevant information from this mammoth database.
5 Astonishing (adjective)
आश्चर्यजनक
Synonyms: Amazing, Astounding, Shocking, Staggering, Stupefying, Breathtaking
Antonyms: Dull, Ordinary, Unimpressive, Boring, Unsurprising
Example: I find it absolutely astonishing that you didn't like it.
6 Scramble (noun)
धक्कमधक्का करना
Synonyms: Tussle, Jostle, Scuffle, Contention
Example: The scramble for rail tickets began today, as eager passengers tried to secure scarce Christmas seats.
7 Hound (verb)
तंग करना
Synonyms: Pester, Trouble, Harry
Antonyms: Support, Help
Example: She was hounded by the Italian press.
8 Plunge (verb)
अचानक से गिरना
Synonyms: Crash, Plummet, Tumble, Drop
Antonyms: Soar, Go up, Rise
Example: For him, the country has already plunged into civil war.
9 Intimidation (noun)
डराना-धमकाना
Synonyms: Terrifying, Frightening, Unnerving, Daunting, Browbeating
Example: Confidence in the strength of their ideas will give people the will to stand up to the threats and intimidation.
10 Baffle (verb)
असमंजस में डालना
Synonyms: Puzzle, Bewilder, Perplex, Mystify
Antonyms: Enlighten, Clear up, Clarify
Example: I’m baffled as to why she hasn’t called me for the help.
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