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6 Groundwork (noun)

आधार कार्य

Groundwork meaning

Preliminary or basic work.

Synonyms: Foundation, Basis, Cornerstone

Example: The groundwork has now been prepared for the main contractors to start work in May.

7 Relegate (verb)

निर्वासित कर देना

Relegate meaning

To give somebody a lower or less important position, rank, etc. than before.

Synonyms: Downgrade, Demote, Move down, Put down, Lower

Antonyms: Promote, Raise, Push, Encourage

Example: She was then relegated to the role of assistant.

8 Blaze (noun)

आवेग

Blaze meaning

A conspicuous display or outburst of something.

Synonyms: Outburst, Eruption, Outbreak

Antonyms: Serene, Calmness, Placid

Example: White ended the season in a blaze of glory, with seven goals in as many games

9 Rampant (adjective)

अनियंत्रित

Rampant meaning

(of something bad) existing or spreading everywhere in a way that cannot be controlled.

Synonyms: Unchecked, Uncontrolled, Unchecked, Unrestrained

Antonyms: Controlled, Checked, Restrained

Example: Unemployment is now rampant in most of Europe.

10 Progeny (noun)

वंशज

Progeny meaning

A descendant or the descendants of a person, animal, or plant.

Synonyms: Offspring, Children, Successor

Example: He has since made his presence felt by producing quality, easy calving progeny.

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