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6 Denounce (verb)

निंदाकरना

Denounce meaning

Publicly declare to be wrong or evil.

Synonyms: Condemn, Censure, Vilify, Stigmatize

Antonyms: Praise, Approve, Commend

Example: The project was denounced as a scandalous waste of public money.

7 Perforce (adverb)

विवशतापूर्वक

Perforce meaning

Used to express necessity or inevitability.

Synonyms: Necessarily, Unavoidably, Inevitably

Antonyms: Unnecessarily, Needlessly

Example: Any modern understanding of the history of the region must perforce rely on the oral traditions.

8 Insulate (verb)

बचाना

Insulate meaning

To protect somebody/something from unpleasant experiences or influences.

Synonyms: Protect, Safeguard, Defend, Shelter

Antonyms: Desegregate, Integrate, Release

Example: Until now the industry has been insulated from economic realities.

9 Trump (verb)

पछाड़ देना से बढ़ कर होना

Trump meaning

To beat something that somebody says or does by saying or doing something even better.

Synonyms: Surpass, Outshine, Outperform, Eclipse, Upstage

Antonyms: Lose, Fail, Fall behind, Surrender

Example: They were trumped by another firm that made a lower bid.

10 Cynical (adjective)

संशयात्मक

Cynical meaning

Not believing that something good will happen or that something is important.

Synonyms: Sceptical, Doubtful, Distrustful, Unbelieving, Suspicious

Antonyms: Trusting, Hopeful, Believing

Example: I'm a bit cynical about the benefits of the plan.

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