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6 Commensurate (adjective)

प्रस्ताव करना

Commensurate meaning

Corresponding in size or degree.

Synonyms: Proportionate, Comparable, Equal

Antonyms: Disproportionate, Incommensurate, Inappropriate

Example: Salary will be commensurate with experience.

7 Subtle (adjective)

कुशाग्र-बुद्धि

Subtle meaning

Good at noticing and understanding things.

Synonyms: Shrewd, Astute, Keen, Sagacious, Perceptive, Discerning

Antonyms: Stupid, Idiotic, Dumb, Foolish

Example: The job required a subtle mind which he was lacking.

8 Underscore (verb)

ज़ोर देना

Underscore meaning

Emphasize.

Synonyms: Stress, Highlight, Give prominence to, Call attention to

Antonyms: De-emphasize, Discount, Understate

Example: The company underscored the progress made with fuel cells.

9 Feud (noun)

शत्रुता कलह

Feud meaning

A prolonged and bitter quarrel or dispute.

Synonyms: Argument, Tiff, Fight

Antonyms: Agreement, Accord

Example: Their return has re-ignited fears that the bitter feud will escalate again.

10 Anguish (noun)

कष्ट

Anguish meaning

Severe mental or physical pain or suffering.

Synonyms: Agony, Pain, Distress, Grief

Antonyms: Happiness, Joy, Comfort

Example: She shut her eyes in anguish.

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