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1 Tenets (noun)
कार्मिक सिद्धांत नियम
Synonyms: Principle, Belief, Dogma, Credo, Doctrine, Precept
Antonyms: Disbelief, Incredulity
Example: He reminded them of the basic tenets of biblical teaching.
2 Grist (noun)
फायदेमंद
Synonyms: Resources, Means
Example: Documents just made public may provide grist for his opponents.
3 Daunting (adjective)
भयभीत करने वाला
Synonyms: Intimidating, Discouraging, Disheartening, Unnerving
Antonyms: Encouraging, Heartening, Supporting, Reassuring
Example: She has the daunting task of cooking for 20 people every day.
4 Opprobrium (noun)
अनादर
Synonyms: Vilification, Vituperation, Condemnation
Antonyms: Esteem, Pride, Respect
Example: I have been heaped with some opprobrium by opponents of the project.
5 Discern (verb)
जानना
Synonyms: Discover, Make out, Come to know, Diagnose
Antonyms: Overlook, Ignore, Neglect
Example: I can discern no difference between the two policies.
6 Wrack (verb)
कष्ट देना
Synonyms: Torment, Torture, Agonize
Antonyms: Soothe, Assist
Example: I was wracked by conflicting feelings this Tuesday.
7 Fillip (noun)
प्रोत्साहन
Synonyms: Boost, Stimulus, Impetus
Antonyms: Hindrance, Encumbrance
Example: The book signing session should provide a fillip to sales.
8 Embark (verb)
आरंभ करना
Synonyms: Begin, Start, Commence, Initiate
Antonyms: Disembark, Finish, End, Stop
Example: She embarked on a new career.
9 Quagmire (noun)
नाज़ुकहालत
Synonyms: Morass, Imbroglio, Predicament, Quandary
Antonyms: Solution, Blessing, Ease, Closure
Example: This political quagmire does relate closely to the economic situation.
10 Rash (adjective)
जल्दबाज
Synonyms: Impetuous, Hasty, Incautious
Antonyms: Careful, Cautious, Thoughtful
Example: He had obvious talent, but had a habit of making a couple of rash tackles.
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