10 words · first 5 free, all 10 with Prime
1 Erudite (adjective)
विद्वत्तापूर्ण
Synonyms: Learned, Scholarly, Cultured, Intellectual
Antonyms: Unlearned, Illiterate, Unscholarly
Example: He is one of the most erudite scholars of Islam in modern times.
2 Onerous (adjective)
भार डालने वाला
Synonyms: Difficult, Taxing, Arduous, Hard, Heavy
Antonyms: Easy, Effortless, Painless, Facile, Simple
Example: When he agreed to help his father cut the grass, he did not realize the chore would be so onerous.
3 Dire (adjective)
बहुत बुरा
Synonyms: Defective, Substandard, Faulty, Imperfect, Below par
Antonyms: Perfect, Flawless, Sound
Example: The weather was absolutely dire.
4 Surmise (verb)
अनुमान
Synonyms: Guess, Conjecture, Speculate
Antonyms: Disbelief, Prove
Example: It is difficult to surmise where she might have been staying.
5 Vociferously (adverb)
अनुमान
Synonyms: Blatantly, Vehemently, Clamorously
Antonyms: Quietly, Silently
Example: The country vociferously opposed the war.
6 Dent (verb)
काटना
Synonyms: Diminish, Weaken, Undermine
Antonyms: Boost, Bulge
Example: DVD sales may already be denting the box office.
7 Ravage (verb)
बरबाद कर देना
Synonyms: Devastate, Destroy, Ruin, Raze
Antonyms: Assist, Aid, Preserve
Example: The Guru's tender body was ravaged by the disease.
8 Precarious (adjective)
खतरनाक अनिश्चित
Synonyms: Uncertain, Insecure, Risky, Perilous, Unsafe
Antonyms: Safe, Secure, Certain, Stable
Example: He made a precarious living as a painter.
9 Bugbear (noun)
हौआ
Synonyms: Bane, Anathema, Pet hate
Example: Now making phone calls has become one of my bugbears.
10 Aberration (noun)
असामान्य
Synonyms: Anomaly, Abnormality, Irregularity
Antonyms: Normality, Regularity, Routine
Example: A childless woman was regarded as an aberration, almost a social outcast.
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