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Tuesday, 5 October 2021

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6 Pale (adjective)

कमज़ोर

Pale meaning

Inferior or unimpressive.

Synonyms: Poor, Feeble, Inadequate

Antonyms: Strong, Rosy

Example: Even the unions are a pale imitation of what they used to be.

7 Grave (adjective)

चिंताजनक गंभीर

Grave meaning

Very serious and important.

Synonyms: Serious, Severe, Momentous, Of great consequence

Antonyms: Frivolous, Unimportant, Trivial, Insignificant

Example: There is now grave concern regarding the Italian health system’s capacity to effectively respond to the needs of patients who are affected by COVID-19.

8 Plateau (noun)

स्तर

Plateau meaning

A state of little or no change following a period of activity or progress.

Synonyms: Level, Stage

Example: The peace process had reached a plateau.

9 Fraught (adjective)

भरपूर

Fraught meaning

Filled with something unpleasant.

Synonyms: Full of, Filled with, Rife with, Charged with

Antonyms: Empty, Void

Example: The treasure hunt was fraught with puzzles that had to be solved in order to find the fortune.

10 Raging (adjective)

प्रबल

Raging meaning

Continuing with great force or intensity.

Synonyms: Extreme, Severe, Very great

Antonyms: Moderate, Delighted

Example: The raging fire light up the sky as the storm continued.

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