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Thursday, 23 September 2021

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6 Bouts (noun)

दौर

Bouts meaning

A short period of intense activity of a specified kind.

Synonyms: Spell, Period, Time, Stretch

Example: It is a chronic condition that can cause periodic bouts of intense pain.

7 Deleterious (adjective)

हानिकारक

Deleterious meaning

Harmful and damaging.

Synonyms: Damaging, Detrimental, Injurious

Antonyms: Beneficial, Helpful, Harmless

Example: Divorce is assumed to have deleterious effects on children.

8 Peculiar (adjective)

अजीब

Peculiar meaning

Strange or unusual, especially in a way that is unpleasant or makes you worried.

Synonyms: Unusual, Particular, Special, Strange

Antonyms: Ordinary, Common, Familiar

Example: He died in very peculiar circumstances.

9 Accentuate (verb)

अधिक सुस्पष्ट करना

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.

10 Self-propelling (adjective)

अपने से आप चलनेवाला

Self-propelling meaning

Moving without external propulsion or agency.

Synonyms: Dynamic, Self-moving

Example: Blades design is a important aspect in the self-propelling cultivator design.

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