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1 Delve (verb)
गहन शोध करना
Synonyms: Investigate, Look into, Explore, Examine
Antonyms: Ignore, Overlook
Example: The authors delve into some research prototypes on presence management and detection.
2 Pettiness (noun)
संकीर्णता
Synonyms: Triviality, Insignificance, Slightness
Antonyms: Significance, Weightiness, Importance
Example: Finally, someone out there saw beyond the pettiness.
3 Vividly (adverb)
सुस्पष्टतया
Synonyms: Intensely, Strikingly, Strongly
Antonyms: Slightly, Negligibly
Example: The book vividly portrays the harsh lives of its unhappy characters.
4 Sortie (noun)
सैन्य आक्रमण
Synonyms: Raid, Flight, Mission
Example: That means more weapons can be carried on a single sortie.
5 Twang (noun)
ठनकार
Synonyms: Intonation, Modulation, Enunciation
Example: He always accentuated his northern twang when he was up from university.
6 Exhilaration (noun)
उल्लास
Synonyms: Elation, Euphoria, Rapture
Antonyms: Sadness, Misery
Example: They felt the exhilaration of victory.
7 Rope (verb)
के लिए राजी करना
Synonyms: Persuade into, Talk into, Inveigle into, Urge
Antonyms: Discourage, Prevent, Deter, Dissuade
Example: He was roped into making coffee for the whole team.
8 Indelible (adjective)
अमिट
Synonyms: Ineradicable, Lasting, Unfading, Enduring, Ingrained, Persisting
Antonyms: Delible, Forgettable, Eradicable
Example: The experience made an indelible impression on me.
9 Jingoism (noun)
कट्टर राष्ट्रवाद
Synonyms: Extreme patriotism, Chauvinism, Flag-waving, Nationalism
Example: We cannot afford misrepresentation of the facts, jingoism and warmongering in the media.
10 Edifice (noun)
गढ़ी
Synonyms: Fabric, Structure, Framework
Example: The concepts on which the edifice of capitalism was built.
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