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1 Insatiable (adjective)
जो तृप्त न होवे
Synonyms: Unquenchable, Uncontrolled, Prodigious
Antonyms: Satisfied, Satiable
Example: It profoundly satisfied while simultaneously creating an insatiable appetite for more.
2 Comity (noun)
सौहार्द
Synonyms: Friendliness, Harmony, Cordiality
Antonyms: Hostility, Enmity
Example: It is about state comity and cooperation, and mutual respect.
3 Headlong (adverb)
बड़ी तेजी से
Synonyms: Precipitously, Rashly, Carelessly, Without thinking
Antonyms: Cautious, Careful, Wary
Example: Those who rush headlong to join in the latest craze.
4 Ordeal (noun)
कटु अनुभव
Synonyms: Unpleasant Experience, Trauma, Nightmare, Tribulation
Antonyms: Contentment, Elatedness, Jubilance
Example: The hostages spoke openly about the terrible ordeal they had been through.
5 Malaise (noun)
बेचैनी
Synonyms: Restlessness, Uneasiness, Discomfort, Lassitude, Anguish
Antonyms: Comfort, Ease, Well-Being, Calmness
Example: The latest crime figures are merely symptomatic of a wider malaise in society.
6 Ghastly (adjective)
भयावह
Synonyms: Terrible, Horrible, Grim, Dire
Antonyms: Pleasing, Delightful
Example: But the horror was just too ghastly to verbalize.
7 Denigrate (verb)
आलोचना करना
Synonyms: Disparage, Defame, Belittle, Speak ill of
Antonyms: Praise, Commend, Laud
Example: I didn't intend to denigrate her achievements.
8 Nascent (adjective)
आरम्भहोताहुआ
Synonyms: Emerging, Beginning, Coming out, Dawning
Antonyms: Fading, Dwindling, Declining
Example: Indian book retailing is also a relatively nascent industry.
9 Mind-boggling (adjective)
विलक्षण
Synonyms: Impressive, Remarkable, Exceptional, Extraordinary
Antonyms: Uninteresting, Monotonous
Example: Plans are still lacking on coping with the mind-boggling problems brought about by mass tourism.
10 Dulcify (verb)
मधुर करना
Synonyms: Pacify, Mollify, Appease
Antonyms: Aggravate, Irritate
Example: The current of the river dulcifies as if in pacific obeisance to the night.
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