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6 Grail (noun)

तृष्णा

Grail meaning

A thing that is eagerly pursued or sought after.

Synonyms: Ambition, Aspiration, Hope

Example: Youth culture became the grail of broadcasting.

7 Recourse (noun)

आश्रय

Recourse meaning

A source of help in a difficult situation.

Synonyms: Alternative, Possible course of action, Remedy, Possibility

Example: Surgery may be the only recourse.

8 Churlish (adjective)

अशिष्ट

Churlish meaning

Rude or very unpleasant.

Synonyms: Rude, discourteous, impolite, surly

Antonyms: Polite, Sophisticated, Refined, Gentle

Example: It would be churlish to refuse such a generous offer.

9 Stipulate (verb)

स्पष्ट रूप से बताना

Stipulate meaning

To state clearly and definitely that something must be done, or how it must be done.

Synonyms: Specify, Set forth, State clearly

Antonyms: Confuse, Ignore, Unsettle

Example: A delivery date is stipulated in the contract.

10 Seamlessly (adverb)

बिना जोड़ का

Seamlessly meaning

Smooth and continuous, with no apparent gaps or spaces between one part and the next.

Synonyms: Flawlessly, Smoothly, Faultlessly, Consistently

Antonyms: Defectively, Intermittently, Unevenly

Example: He is known for beautifully crafted houses that weave seamlessly into their sites.

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