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6 Staple (adjective)

प्रधान

Staple meaning

Main or important, especially in terms of consumption.

Synonyms: Principal, Leading, Chief, Leading

Antonyms: Secondary, Inessential

Example: Bread was the staple food in the Early Medieval diet.

7 Deftly (adverb)

चतुराई से

Deftly meaning

In a way that is neatly skilful and quick in movement.

Synonyms: Adroitly, Dextrously, Skilfully

Example: He deftly navigates the world's meanest island in a hang-glider.

8 Wrath (noun)

प्रचण्ड क्रोध

Wrath meaning

Extreme anger.

Synonyms: Anger, Rage, Fury, Outrage

Antonyms: Pleasure, Delight, Happiness

Example: In mythology mortals generally fearsed the wrath of the powerful gods.

9 Disgruntled (adjective)

असन्तुष्ट क्रोधी

Disgruntled meaning

Angry or dissatisfied.

Synonyms: Dissatisfied, Displeased, Annoyed, Irritated

Antonyms: Contented, Pleased, Satisfied

Example: Judges receive letters from disgruntled members of the public.

10 Rekindle (verb)

फिर रोशन करना

Rekindle meaning

Revive (something lost or lapsed).

Synonyms: Revitalize, Renew, Restore, Refresh

Antonyms: Suppress, Quench

Example: I am going to come and try to rekindle some lost friendships.

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