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6 Feasible (adjective)

साध्य

Feasible meaning

Possible to do easily or conveniently.

Synonyms: Practicable, Attainable, Workable

Antonyms: Impossible, Unattainable, Impactical

Example: It's just not feasible to manage the business on a part-time basis.

7 Innate (adjective)

जन्मजात

Innate meaning

(of a quality, feeling, etc.) that you have when you are born.

Synonyms: Inborn, Natural, Inbred, Intuitive, Congenital, Inherent

Antonyms: Acquired, Learned, Extrinsic

Example: Many children seem to have an innate sense of justice.

8 Catastrophe (noun)

तबाही बरबादी

Catastrophe meaning

An event causing great and usually sudden damage or suffering.

Synonyms: Disaster, Calamity, Cataclysm, Tragedy, Blow, Adversity

Antonyms: Benefit, Advantage, Prosperity

Example: Early warnings of rising water levels prevented another major catastrophe.

9 Scaremongering (noun)

आतंक फैलाना

Scaremongering meaning

The spreading of frightening or ominous reports or rumours.

Synonyms: Fatalistic, Alarmist

Example: He criticized scaremongering in the media.

10 Subterfuge (noun)

चाल

Subterfuge meaning

Deceit used in order to achieve one's goal.

Synonyms: Trick, Ploy, Stratagem, Machination

Antonyms: Openness, Sincerity

Example: Journalists often use subterfuge to obtain material for stories.

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