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1 Prerogative (noun)
परमाधिकार
Synonyms: Entitlement, Right, Privilege, Advantage
Antonyms: Duty, Obligation
Example: In many countries education is still the prerogative of the rich.
2 Ramification (noun)
जटिलता
Synonyms: Aftermath, Consequence, Outcome, Effect
Antonyms: Cause, Source
Example: The outcome will have widespread ramifications for business as well as for the rest of society.
3 Bewilder (verb)
हैरान करना
Synonyms: Perplex, Puzzle, Confuse
Antonyms: Clarify, Explain
Example: She was bewildered by his sudden change of mood.
4 Ambit (noun)
सीमाचक्र
Synonyms: Scope, Range, Limits
Example: A solution is most likely to fall outside the ambit of the Constitution.
5 Deflect (verb)
मार्ग से फिर जाना
Synonyms: Turn aside, Divert, Avert
Antonyms: Stay, Boost
Example: The bullet was deflected harmlessly into the ceiling.
6 Whimsical (adjective)
अस्थिर मनमौजी
Synonyms: Capricious, Protean, Wavering, Unpredictable, Fickle
Antonyms: Sensible, Serious, Prudent, Sane
Example: Much of his writing has a whimsical quality.
7 Purported (adjective)
तथाकथित
Synonyms: Alleged, Supposed, Assumed
Antonyms: Disclaimed, Denied
Example: The purported marriage was void.
8 Insidious (adjective)
प्रच्छन्न रूप से
Synonyms: Subtle, Stealthy, Artful, Tricky
Antonyms: Harmless, Honest, Fair
Example: This trade recession will be just as insidious in its effects as any market blowout.
9 Stoke (verb)
और बढ़ाना
Synonyms: Inspire, Boost, Embolden
Antonyms: Discourage, Dissuade
Example: The Chancellor was stoking up a consumer boom.
10 Piecemeal (adjective)
बराबर और धीमा
Synonyms: Gradual, Progressive, Moderate
Antonyms: Abrupt, Sudden
Example: The village is slowly being killed off by piecemeal development.
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