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6 Plenitude (noun)

प्रचुर

Plenitude meaning

An abundance.

Synonyms: Lot, Mass, Host

Antonyms: Inadequacy, Deficiency

Example: We are dependent on the plenitude of products and services available to us that meet only our lowest expectations.

7 Pragmatism (noun)

तथ्यात्मकमा

Pragmatism meaning

About solving problems in a practical and sensible way rather than by having fixed ideas and theories.

Synonyms: Realism, Practicality, Matter-of-factness

Antonyms: Impracticality, Theory

Example: The claims were based on reason, pragmatism and common sense.

8 Nebulous (adjective)

अनिश्चित

Nebulous meaning

(of a concept) vague or ill-defined.

Synonyms: Unclear, Indefinite, Hazy

Antonyms: Clear, Definite

Example: This is the first in a series that explores the nebulous connection between modern art and cartooning.

9 Oblivion (noun)

भूल जाना

Oblivion meaning

The state of being unaware or unconscious of what is happening around one.

Synonyms: Insignificance, Inconspicuousness, Anonymity

Antonyms: Awareness, Consciousness

Example: His name will fade into oblivion.

10 Transpire (verb)

भूल जाना

Transpire meaning

Occur; happen.

Synonyms: Take place, Come to pass, Come about

Example: I'm going to find out exactly what transpired.

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