1 Draconian (adjective)
कठोर
Extremely Cruel and Severe.
Synonyms: Harsh, Cruel, Drastic, Stringent, Oppressive
Antonyms: Mild, Easy, Calm, Flexible
Example: There have been calls for draconian measures against drug-related crime.
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1 Draconian (adjective)
कठोर
Synonyms: Harsh, Cruel, Drastic, Stringent, Oppressive
Antonyms: Mild, Easy, Calm, Flexible
Example: There have been calls for draconian measures against drug-related crime.
2 Tenacity (noun)
अटलता
Synonyms: Determination, Firmness, Persistence
Antonyms: Wavering, Irresoluteness
Example: They competed with skill and tenacity.
3 Depredation (noun)
लूटमार
Synonyms: Robbing, Pillage, Destruction, Devastation
Antonyms: Wonder, Predation, Miracle
Example: Farmers are protecting grain from the depredations of rats and mice.
4 Stall (verb)
प्रगति को रोकना
Synonyms: Obstruct, Impede, Hinder, Hamper
Antonyms: Promote, Encourage
Example: The government has stalled the much-needed project.
5 Blatant (adjective)
स्पष्ट
Synonyms: Glaring, Unconcealed, Open
Antonyms: Hidden, Concealed
Example: He told a blatant lie to all students last time round.
6 Mainstream (adjective)
सामान्य
Synonyms: Normal, Ordinary, Conventional
Antonyms: Extraordinary, Exceptional
Example: He doesn't expect blue laser technology to become mainstream until around 2008.
7 Calumny (noun)
अपवाद
Synonyms: Slander, Defamation, Libel
Antonyms: Acclaim, Veneration, Reverence
Example: Some even viewed the charge of novelty as a calumny leveled at them by their contemporary enemies.
8 Savvy (adjective)
व्यावहारिक ज्ञान रखना
Synonyms: Shrewd, Canny, Sharp-witted, Astute
Antonyms: Naïve, Unintelligent
Example: Many of us pride ourselves on being savvy enough to spot a fake.
9 Silos (noun)
कोष्ठागार
Synonyms: Stores, Depots
Example: I do not back up my data silos frequently enough.
10 Iniquitous (adjective)
अन्यायपूर्ण
Synonyms: Dishonourable, Improper, Immoral
Antonyms: Moral, Honourable
Example: It is always the story of those upholding higher human virtues locked in battle against the wicked and the iniquitous.
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