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Thursday, 26 August 2021

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6 Devoid (verb)

वंचित

Devoid meaning

Entirely lacking or free from.

Synonyms: Lacking, Deprived of, Free from

Antonyms: Full, Filled

Example: The only problem with these theories is that they are entirely devoid of evidence.

7 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.

8 Embark (verb)

आरंभ करना

Embark meaning

Begin (a course of action).

Synonyms: Begin, Start, Commence, Initiate

Antonyms: Disembark, Finish, End, Stop

Example: She embarked on a new career.

9 Resilient (adjective)

प्रत्यास्थी

Resilient meaning

(of a person or animal) able to withstand or recover quickly from difficult conditions.

Synonyms: Strong, Tough, Hardy

Antonyms: Rigid, Stiff

Example: I am a much more confident and resilient person than I was three years ago.

10 Animate (verb)

जीवंत कर देना

Animate meaning

Give inspiration, encouragement, or renewed vigour to.

Synonyms: Enliven, Vitalize, Vivify, Invigorate

Antonyms: Inanimate, Discourage, Deter

Example: A smile suddenly animated her face.

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