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6 Primordial (adjective)

आदिकालीन

Primordial meaning

Existing at or from the beginning of time.

Synonyms: Ancient, Earliest, Primitive

Antonyms: Latest, Advanced, Modern

Example: Her immense wooden sculptures refer to a primitive form of life in primordial worlds.

7 Occasion (verb)

कारण होना

Occasion meaning

Cause (something).

Synonyms: Cause, Give rise to, Lead to, Prompt

Example: My examination of terms such as fraught and wrought has occasioned controversy.

8 Frenzied (adjective)

अत्यंत क्रोधपूर्ण

Frenzied meaning

Wildly excited or uncontrolled.

Synonyms: Wild, Frenetic, Hyperactive, Intense

Antonyms: Calm, Peaceful, Composed

Example: It was only the start of a day of frenzied police activity across London.

9 Nebulous (adjective)

अनिश्चित

Nebulous meaning

(of a concept) vague or ill-defined.

Synonyms: Unclear, Indefinite, Hazy

Antonyms: Clear, Definite

Example: This is the first in a series that explores the nebulous connection between modern art and cartooning.

10 Precarious (adjective)

खतरनाक अनिश्चित

Precarious meaning

Not safe or certain, Dangerous.

Synonyms: Uncertain, Insecure, Risky, Perilous, Unsafe

Antonyms: Safe, Secure, Certain, Stable

Example: He made a precarious living as a painter.

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