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6 Abrogate (verb)

रद्द करना

Abrogate meaning

- To officially end a law, an agreement, etc.

Synonyms: Repeal, Do away with, Repudiate, Cancel

Antonyms: Enact, Approve, Sanction

Example: The rule has been abrogated by mutual consent.

7 Intriguing (adjective)

लुभावना

Intriguing meaning

Very interesting because of being unusual or not having an obvious answer.

Synonyms: Fascinating, Interesting, Absorbing, Enthralling

Antonyms: Boring, Uninteresting, Tedious

Example: These discoveries raise intriguing questions.

8 Perfidy (noun)

विश्वासघात

Perfidy meaning

Unfair treatment of somebody who trusts you.

Synonyms: Treachery, Deceit, Infidelity, Disloyalty

Antonyms: Loyalty, Faithfulness, Fidelity

Example: I have been accused of perfidy, malingering, duplicity, charlatanism and forty other words that I don’t know the meaning of.

9 Intimidation (noun)

डराना-धमकाना

Intimidation meaning

The act of frightening or threatening somebody so that they will do what you want.

Synonyms: Terrifying, Frightening, Unnerving, Daunting, Browbeating

Example: Confidence in the strength of their ideas will give people the will to stand up to the threats and intimidation.

10 Splinter (verb)

विभाजित होना

Splinter meaning

To divide into smaller groups that are no longer connected; to separate from a larger group.

Synonyms: Shatter, Smash, Split, Disintegrate

Antonyms: Combine, Join, Unify, Merge

Example: Several firms have splintered off from the original company.

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