1 Spree (noun)
दौरा
A spell or sustained period of unrestrained activity of a particular kind.
Synonyms: Orgy, Unrestrained about
Example: The tabloid wants evidence of who's behind the crime spree.
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1 Spree (noun)
दौरा
Synonyms: Orgy, Unrestrained about
Example: The tabloid wants evidence of who's behind the crime spree.
2 Flutter (noun)
फड़फड़ाहट
Synonyms: Tremor, Surge, Flash, Rush
Example: The incidents have caused flutters across India.
3 Ragtag (adjective)
जीर्ण-शीर्ण
Synonyms: Riffraff, Tattered, Shabby
Example: Our little ragtag bunch of kids made my friend's party a success by creating a fun experience.
4 Disgruntled (adjective)
असन्तुष्ट क्रोधी
Synonyms: Dissatisfied, Displeased, Annoyed, Irritated
Antonyms: Contented, Pleased, Satisfied
Example: Judges receive letters from disgruntled members of the public.
5 Squarely (adverb)
सीधे
Synonyms: Precisely, Exactly, Directly, Just, Straight
Antonyms: Indirectly, Incidentally, Secondarily
Example: The party puts its support squarely behind the minister.
6 Flank (noun)
किनारा
Synonyms: Edge, Verge, Brink, Border
Antonyms: Midway, Interior, Centre
Example: The sun lit up the western flank of the hill.
7 Hamstring (verb)
अशक्त हो जाना
Synonyms: Constrain, Restrict, Shackle
Antonyms: Strengthen, Promote, Assist
Example: We were hamstrung by a total lack of knowledge.
8 Burnish (verb)
बढ़ानाचमकाना
Synonyms: Furbish, Restore, Boost
Antonyms: Reduce, Lower, Worsen
Example: A man who took advantage of any opportunity to burnish his image.
9 Flail (verb)
छटपटाना
Synonyms: Flounder, Struggle, Thrash
Example: - I was flailing about in the water.
10 Parlance (noun)
बोल-चाल
Synonyms: Expression, Idiomatic Expression, Jargon, Speech
Antonyms: Listening, Hearing, Attentive
Example: The word ‘modem’ entered common parlance in the 1990s.
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