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6 Emancipation (noun)

मुक्ति

Emancipation meaning

The fact or process of being set free from legal, social, or political restrictions.

Synonyms: Liberation, Release, Freeing

Antonyms: Enslavement, Bondage, Captivity

Example: Religion is meant for the emancipation of living beings.

7 Conundrum (noun)

समस्या

Conundrum meaning

A confusing problem or question that is very difficult to solve.

Synonyms: Problem, Difficult Question, Quandary, Poser, Enigma, Dilemma

Antonyms: Blessing, Boon, Benison, Grace

Example: One of the most difficult conundrums for the experts.

8 Accommodative (adjective)

समझौतापरक

Accommodative meaning

Willing to fit in with someone's wishes or needs.

Synonyms: Cooperative, Adaptive, Complaisant

Antonyms: Disobliging, Uncooperative

Example: She was understanding, patient, accommodative, and always had a solution to all problems.

9 Skirmish (noun)

भिड़न्त

Skirmish meaning

A short argument.

Synonyms: Argument, Disagreement, Disputation, Conflict

Antonyms: Agreement, Concord

Example: There was a skirmish over the budget.

10 Coercive (adjective)

प्रतिरोधी बलपूर्वक

Coercive meaning

Using force or the threat of force.

Synonyms: Overbearing, Imperious, Violent, Forcible, Powerful

Antonyms: Gentle, Nonviolent, Moderate

Example: The threat of force is sometimes a necessary component of coercive diplomacy.

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