1 Hamlet (noun)
छोटा गांव
A small settlement, generally one smaller than a village, and strictly (in Britain) one without a church.
Synonyms: Community, Colony, Encampment
Example: I am also after information on the surrounding hamlets and villages.
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1 Hamlet (noun)
छोटा गांव
Synonyms: Community, Colony, Encampment
Example: I am also after information on the surrounding hamlets and villages.
2 Coalesce (verb)
संयुक्त होना
Synonyms: Unite, Combine, Merge, Consolidate
Antonyms: Separate, Divide, Split
Example: The separate voices coalesced into joyous chorus.
3 Catapult (verb)
फ़ेक देना
Synonyms: Throw, Hurl, Fling
Example: She was catapulted out of the car as it hit the wall.
4 Boast (verb)
गौरव करना
Synonyms: Brag, Show off, Swank
Antonyms: Deprecate, Vile
Example: He boasted that he had taken part in the crime.
5 Fountainhead (noun)
सूत्र
Synonyms: Source, Well-spring, Fount
Example: It was to be the fountainhead of scientific manpower in the decades to come.
6 Murmur (noun)
शिकायत
Synonyms: Complaint, Grumble, Moan
Example: There were murmurs of dissent from his colleagues.
7 Patronage (noun)
सहायता
Synonyms: Financing, Backing, Help, Aid
Antonyms: Hinder, Discouragement
Example: Patronage of the arts comes from businesses and private individuals.
8 Extol (verb)
प्रशंसा करना
Synonyms: Acclaim, Eulogize, Glorify
Antonyms: Criticize, Castigate, Condemn
Example: She extols conventions that make civilized society possible.
9 Stride (noun)
प्रगति
Synonyms: Progress, Advance, Make progress
Example: Great strides have been made towards equality.
10 Concretise (verb)
ठोस करना
Synonyms: Personify, Incorporate, Manifest
Example: It's like concretizing a moment in the present.
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