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6 Egregious (adjective)

अत्यंत बुरा

Egregious meaning

Outstandingly bad.

Synonyms: Horrifying, Terrible, Awful

Example: Music companies are more egregious in their abuse of consumers than the movie companies.

7 Fabricate (verb)

जालसाजी करना

Fabricate meaning

To invent false information in order to trick people.

Synonyms: Forge, Falsify, Make up, Invent

Antonyms: Validate, Verify

Example: The prisoner claimed the police had fabricated his confession.

8 Fallacious (adjective)

भ्रमजनक मिथ्या

Fallacious meaning

Based on a mistaken belief.

Synonyms: Erroneous, Misinformed, Faulty, Distorted

Antonyms: Correct, Truthful

Example: It is also a fallacious argument that heavy vehicles alone account for the recurring accidents.

9 Curtail (verb)

कमकरना

Curtail meaning

Reduce in extent or quantity.

Synonyms: Reduce, Lessen, Diminish, Truncate, Shrink, Decrease

Antonyms: Extend, Lengthen, Increase, Expand, Raise

Example: Spending on books has been severely curtailed.

10 Folly (noun)

अज्ञानता

Folly meaning

A foolish act, idea, or practice.

Synonyms: Stupidity, Imbecility, Silliness, Idiocy

Antonyms: Sanity, Sagacity

Example: It would be folly to turn the offer down.

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