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1 Succinct (adjective)
संक्षिप्त
Synonyms: Concise, Condensed, Crisp
Antonyms: Long-winded, Lengthy, Rambling
Example: There aren't many movie directors prepared to offer succinct class-war summaries in an interview.
2 Candour (noun)
सच्चापन
Synonyms: Openness, Frankness, Plainness
Antonyms: Unfairness, Inequity
Example: Only an entirely new generation can bring honesty and candour to this matter.
3 Coercion (noun)
दबाव
Synonyms: Compulsion, Force, Oppression, Insistence
Antonyms: Consent, Approval
Example: Our problem cannot be solved by any form of coercion but only by agreement.
4 Dig (noun)
उपहास
Synonyms: Jibe, jeer, Insult, Slur
Antonyms: Scorn, Compliment
Example: She never missed an opportunity to have a dig at him.
5 Raison d’être (noun)
उद्देश्य
Synonyms: Duty, Concern, Obligation
Example: We started with the real raison d'être for our armed forces.
6 Envisage (verb)
परिकल्पना करना
Synonyms: Foresee, Envision, Contemplate, Predict, Visualise
Antonyms: Disregard, Neglect, Ignore, Overlook
Example: It is envisaged that the talks will take place in the spring.
7 Slate (verb)
योजना बनाना
Synonyms: Set, Book, Fix
Example: London shows are slated for late June.
8 Contemplate (verb)
विचार करना
Synonyms: Think about, Consider, Ponder
Antonyms: Disregard, Discard, Ignore
Example: The explanation is still worrying to contemplate.
9 Caveat (noun)
चेतावनी
Synonyms: Warning, Caution, Admonition, Alarm bells
Example: Any discussion of legal action must be preceded by a caveat on costs.
10 Slew (noun)
प्रचुरता
Synonyms: Plenty, Wide variety, Lot, Diversity, Range
Antonyms: Little, Lack, Handful
Example: This year has seen a whole slew of novels set in Hong Kong.
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