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6 Wreck (verb)

बरबाद करना

Wreck meaning

Destroy or severely damage (a structure, vehicle, or similar).

Synonyms: Demolish, Crash, Damage, Ruin

Antonyms: Build, Repair, Construct

Example: A bomb completely wrecked the building.

7 Coup (noun)

शक्ति की जब्ती

Coup meaning

A sudden change of government that is illegal and often violent.

Synonyms: Deposition, Overthrow, Seizure of power

Antonyms: Surrender, Liberation

Example: He was overthrown in an army coup.

8 Imminent (adjective)

आने वाला

Imminent meaning

About to happen.

Synonyms: Impending, Forthcoming, Approaching, Nearing

Antonyms: Distant, Unlikely, Doubtful

Example: An announcement about his resignation is imminent.

9 Perpetrate (verb)

पाप या दोष करना

Perpetrate meaning

To commit a crime or do something wrong or evil.

Synonyms: Commit, Carry out, Execute

Antonyms: Abstain, Refrain, Desist

Example: A crime has been perpetrated against a sovereign state.

10 Nascent (adjective)

आरम्भ होता हुआ

Nascent meaning

(especially of a process or organization) just coming into existence and beginning to display signs of future potential.

Synonyms: Emerging, Beginning, Coming out, Dawning

Antonyms: Fading, Dwindling, Declining

Example: Indian book retailing is also a relatively nascent industry.

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