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6 Impart (verb)

प्रदान करना

Impart meaning

To pass information, knowledge, etc. to other people.

Synonyms: Convey, Transmit, Pass on, Give

Antonyms: Keep, Withhold

Example: The teachers imparted a great deal of knowledge to their pupils.

7 Probe (verb)

जाँच-पड़ताल करना

Probe meaning

Seek to uncover information about someone or something.

Synonyms: Investigate, Inquire into, Look into, Study

Antonyms: Ignore, Neglect

Example: Police are also probing whether icy roads contributed to a crash in which a man died.

8 Usurp (verb)

अन्याय से ले लेना

Usurp meaning

To take somebody’s position and/or power without having the right to do this.

Synonyms: Seize, Take Over, Arrogate, Appropriate, Wrest

Antonyms: Give in, Capitulate, Yield, Relent

Example: He attempted to usurp the principal’s authority.

9 Dispel (verb)

दूर करना

Dispel meaning

Make (a doubt, feeling, or belief) disappear.

Synonyms: Eliminate, Get rid of, Dismiss, Disperse

Antonyms: Gather, Collect, Assemble

Example: Actually listening to the record does little to dispel these feelings of disappointment.

10 Dent (verb)

काटना

Dent meaning

Have an adverse effect on.

Synonyms: Diminish, Weaken, Undermine

Antonyms: Boost, Bulge

Example: DVD sales may already be denting the box office.

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