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6 Rapprochement (noun)

मेल-जोल

Rapprochement meaning

(especially in international affairs) an establishment or resumption of harmonious relations.

Synonyms: Reuniting, Reunion, Reconciliation

Antonyms: Hostility, Aloofness, Antagonism

Example: Policies aimed at bringing about a rapprochement with China.

7 Disgruntled (adjective)

असन्तुष्टक्रोधी

Disgruntled meaning

Angry or dissatisfied.

Synonyms: Dissatisfied, Displeased, Annoyed, Irritated

Antonyms: Contented, Pleased, Satisfied

Example: Judges receive letters from disgruntled members of the public.

8 Unshackle (verb)

मुक्त करना

Unshackle meaning

Liberate; set free.

Synonyms: Release, Loose

Antonyms: Incarcerate, Suppress

Example: Our problem has been unshackling ourselves from the idea of empire.

9 Concerted (adjective)

संयुक्त

Concerted meaning

Jointly arranged or carried out.

Synonyms: Joint, Coordinated, Combined, Collaborative, United

Antonyms: Separate, Individual, Sole, Solitary

Example: A concerted effort from community residents led to the formation of an effective neighborhood watch.

10 Pacify (verb)

शांत करना

Pacify meaning

Quell the anger, agitation, or excitement of.

Synonyms: Calm down, Soothe, Content

Antonyms: Agitate, Enrage

Example: The traffic policeman, who arrives late, tries to pacify everyone.

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