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6 Thrive (verb)

फूलना फलना

Thrive meaning

Prosper; flourish.

Synonyms: Bloom, Burgeon, Grow vigorously, Do well

Antonyms: Lose, Languish

Example: They thrive on speculation and controversy and highlight divisions, issues and problems.

7 Impending (adjective)

आगामी आसन्न

Impending meaning

That is going to happen very soon.

Synonyms: Imminent, Forthcoming, Upcoming, About to happen, In the offing

Antonyms: Distant, Unlikely, Doubtful

Example: The author had returned to his country ahead of the impending war.

8 Preposterous (adjective)

बेतुका

Preposterous meaning

Contrary to reason or common sense.

Synonyms: Absurd, Ludicrous, Illogical

Antonyms: Reasonable, Sensible

Example: The only reason the idea seems so preposterous is because we refuse to live like them.

9 Rapacious (adjective)

अति लोभी

Rapacious meaning

Aggressively greedy or grasping.

Synonyms: Voracious, Avaricious, Predatory

Antonyms: Generous, Satisfied

Example: Where this leaves the more rapacious companies remains to be seen.

10 Unfettered (adjective)

मुक्त

Unfettered meaning

Unrestrained or uninhibited.

Synonyms: Unrestricted, Unchecked, Free, Unimpeded

Antonyms: Restricted, Constrained

Example: The measure was taken to give him unfettered access to her visions.

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