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6 Lob (verb)

Lob meaning

Direct (an insult, remark, or question) at someone. (किसी पर प्रत्यक्ष (अपमान, टिप्पणी या प्रश्न))

Synonyms: Lead, Guide

Example: The two New Yorkers have traded barbs and lobbed personal insults at one another.

7 Dispensation (noun)

व्यवस्था

Dispensation meaning

A political, religious, or social system prevailing at a particular time.

Synonyms: Organization, Governance, Regime, Rule

Example: Scholarship is conveyed to a wider audience than under the old dispensation.

8 Accentuate (verb)

अधिकसुस्पष्टकरना

Accentuate meaning

To emphasize something or make it easier to notice.

Synonyms: Emphasize, Underscore, Highlight, Point up, Give prominence to

Antonyms: De-emphasize, Divert attention from

Example: Her short hair accentuated her huge eyes.

9 Cleave (verb)

लगा रहना

Cleave meaning

Become very strongly involved with or emotionally attached to (someone)

Synonyms: Adhere to, Cling to, Be loyal to

Antonyms: Separate, Detach

Example: It was his choice to cleave to the Brownings.

10 Riposte (noun)

जवाबीप्रहार

Riposte meaning

A quick, clever reply to an insult or criticism.

Synonyms: Retort, Rejoinder, Sally, Response

Antonyms: Inquire, Interrogate, Query

Example: The attack provoked a riposte, and the quarrel ranged far beyond the domain of rhetorical theory.

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