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6 Protégé (noun)

आश्रित’

Protégé meaning

A person who is guided and supported by an older and more experienced or influential person.

Synonyms: Pupil, Student, Trainee

Example: These teenagers are not protégés, but they can be witty, self-assured and eccentric.

7 Inextricable (adjective)

जटिल

Inextricable meaning

Impossible to disentangle or separate.

Synonyms: Inseparable, Entangled, Ravelled

Antonyms: Separable, Detachable

Example: Interpretation and attribution are also inextricable in relation to the theme of the painting.

8 Edifice (noun)

गढ़ी

Edifice meaning

A complex system of beliefs.

Synonyms: Fabric, Structure, Framework

Example: The concepts on which the edifice of capitalism was built.

9 Indispensable (adjective)

अत्यावश्यक

Indispensable meaning

Absolutely necessary.

Synonyms: Essential, Necessary, Important, Significant, Vital, Needed

Antonyms: Dispensable, Unnecessary, Nonessential, Unimportant

Example: Cars have become an indispensable part of our lives.

10 Rive (verb)

फूट पैदा हो जाना

Rive meaning

Split or tear apart violently.

Synonyms: Split, Rent, Ripped apart

Antonyms: Unite, Combine

Example: The party was riven by disagreements over Europe’.

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