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6 Sporadic (adjective)

छितराया हुआ

Sporadic meaning

Happening only occasionally or at intervals that are not regular.

Synonyms: Intermittent, Infrequent, Irregular

Antonyms: Frequent, Regular, Constant

Example: It all adds up to a very uneven, sporadic film experience.

7 Servile (adjective)

ग़ुलामी का

Servile meaning

Having or showing an excessive willingness to serve or please others.

Synonyms: Greasy, Slavish, Sycophantic

Antonyms: Imperious, Dominant

Example: He bowed his head in a servile manner.

8 Vociferously (adverb)

शोर सहित

Vociferously meaning

In a loud and forceful manner.

Synonyms: Blatantly, Vehemently, Clamorously

Antonyms: Quietly, Silently

Example: The country vociferously opposed the war.

9 Encapsulate (verb)

संक्षिप्त करना

Encapsulate meaning

To express the most important parts of something in a few words.

Synonyms: Summarize, Sum up, Condense, Digest, Compact

Antonyms: Expand, Lengthen, Extend, Broaden

Example: The poem encapsulates many of the central themes of her writing.

10 Restitute (verb)

नवीनीकरण करना

Restitute meaning

To restore to a position or status.

Synonyms: Restore, Reinstate, Re-establish, Regenerate

Antonyms: Break, Destroy, Weaken, Ruin

Example: The court ordered the people living in the house to restitute it to its rightful owners.

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