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6 Pivotal (adjective)

आधारभूत

Pivotal meaning

Of crucial importance in relation to the development or success of something else.

Synonyms: Central, Crucial, Essential, Key

Example: Both men were pivotal figures in the golden age of the Hollywood studio system.

7 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.

8 Lacuna (noun)

कमी

Lacuna meaning

An unfilled space.

Synonyms: Gap, Space, Lack, Deficiency

Antonyms: Plenty, Adequacy

Example: Fill the lacunae in your inspiration by tidily copying out what you have already written.

9 Tailor (verb)

उपयुक्तबनाना

Tailor meaning

Make or adapt for a particular purpose or person.

Synonyms: Adapt, Mould, Attune, Modify, Reshape, Mould

Antonyms: Reject, Refuse, Deny, Spurn, Turn Down

Example: Example- Arrangements can be tailored to meet individual requirements.

10 Myopic (adjective)

अदूरदर्शी

Myopic meaning

Lacking foresight or intellectual insight.

Synonyms: Narrow, Unimaginative, Unadventurous

Antonyms: Farsighted, Forehanded

Example: The government still has a myopic attitude to public spending.

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