10 words · first 5 free, all 10 with Prime
1 Scourge (noun)
अभिशाप
Synonyms: Curse, Bane, Affliction, Plague
Antonyms: Blessing, Boon, Benefit
Example: Although I love to see the butterflies fluttering around my flowers, the caterpillars that they come from are a scourge on my garden.
2 Nagging (adjective)
दुःखदायी
Synonyms: Troublesome, Niggling, Unrelenting
Antonyms: Pacifying, Calming, Pleasant
Example: Still there was a nagging question in her mind.
3 Baffle (verb)
असमंजस में डालना
Synonyms: Puzzle, Bewilder, Perplex, Mystify
Antonyms: Enlighten, Clear up, Clarify
Example: I’m baffled as to why she hasn’t called me for the help.
4 Debacle (noun)
असफलता
Synonyms: Fiasco, Failure, Collapse
Antonyms: Success, Accomplishment
Example: Often the films in question turn into debacles.
5 Rattle (verb)
घबड़ा देना
Synonyms: Unnerve, Disconcert, Fluster, Frighten
Antonyms: Soothe, Appease, Comfort
Example: People being loud on public transport really rattles me for some reason.
6 Insulate (verb)
बचाना
Synonyms: Protect, Safeguard, Defend, Shelter
Antonyms: Desegregate, Integrate, Release
Example: Until now the industry has been insulated from economic realities.
7 Plausible (adjective)
भ्रष्ट
Synonyms: Credible, Probable, Believable, Reasonable
Antonyms: Fishy, Improbable, Questionable, Dubious
Example: There is no plausible reason and explanation why the amount should be increased.
8 Instrumental (adjective)
सहायक
Synonyms: Involved, Subservient, Conducive, Contributory, Ancillary
Antonyms: Unhelpful, Useless, Tangential
Example: They were highly instrumental in bringing the business to Newtown.
9 Havens (noun)
आश्रय
Synonyms: Refuge, Shelter, Sanctuary, Harbor, Asylum
Example: In the blizzard, many highway travelers searched for a haven from the freezing wind.
10 Coddle (verb)
सावधानी से देखभाल करना लाड़ प्यार करना
Synonyms: Cosset, Pamper, Mollycoddle, Cocker, Overindulge
Antonyms: Mistreat, Ill-Treat, Maltreat, Misuse
Example: I watched in amazement as the players were coddled and treated like gods.
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