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6 Pernicious (adjective)

हानिकारक

Pernicious meaning

Having a harmful effect, especially in a gradual or subtle way.

Synonyms: Harmful, Injurious, Detrimental, Noxious, Pestilent

Antonyms: Harmless, Beneficial, Innocuous, Advantageous

Example: The pernicious influence of TV violence on children

7 Proffer (verb)

प्रस्ताव करना

Proffer meaning

Hold out or put forward (something) to someone for acceptance.

Synonyms: Offer, Extend, Propose

Antonyms: Take back, Withdraw, Withhold

Example: They too will have to work with accepting the new notes and with proffering the correct change.

8 Whopping (adjective)

बहुत बड़ा

Whopping meaning

Very big.

Synonyms: Massive, Gigantic, Colossal, Mammoth

Antonyms: Small, Miniscule, Minute, Infinitesimal

Example: You are entitled to a whopping 40% off the recommended retail price.

9 Surmount (verb)

परास्त करना

Surmount meaning

Overcome (a difficulty or obstacle).

Synonyms: Get over, Beat, Prevail over

Antonyms: give in, surrender, fail

Example: The Koreans argue that those obstacles are easily surmounted.

10 Punch (noun)

ओेज

Punch meaning

The power to impress or attract attention.

Synonyms: Impact, Vigour, Zest

Antonyms: Failure, Avoidance

Example: Photos give their arguments an extra visual punch.

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