1 Lustre (noun)
शोभा
Glory or distinction.
Synonyms: Honour, Credit, Merit
Antonyms: Disgrace, Shame
Example: MDRs are public documents that do not exactly add luster to the company name.
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1 Lustre (noun)
शोभा
Synonyms: Honour, Credit, Merit
Antonyms: Disgrace, Shame
Example: MDRs are public documents that do not exactly add luster to the company name.
2 Flimsy (adjective)
कमज़ोर
Synonyms: Unsubstantial, Unsatisfactory, Trifling, Shallow, Implausible
Antonyms: Substantial, Strong, Convincing
Example: The evidence against him is pretty flimsy.
3 Robust (adjective)
मजबूत
Synonyms: Sturdy, Vigorous, Powerful, Tough
Antonyms: Weak, Frail, Infirm, Delicate
Example: She is a pleasantly robust woman of modest means, patriotic in convictions, guileless in manner.
4 Bolster (verb)
प्रबलकरना
Synonyms: Support, Reinforce, Fortify, Buttress
Antonyms: Undermine, Weaken, Enfeeble, Debilitate
Example: Raising your voice is not a good way to bolster your position during an argument.
5 Sagging (adjective)
गिरता हुआ
Synonyms: Declining, Fading, Waning
Antonyms: Growing, Flourishing
Example: A comprehensive overhaul meant to revive sagging sales.
6 Mitigate (verb)
गम्भीरता कम करना
Synonyms: Alleviate, Palliate, Assuage, Attenuate, Extenuate
Antonyms: Aggravate, Intensify, Worsen, Increase
Example: Soil erosion was mitigated by the planting of trees.
7 Agile (adjective)
कुशल
Synonyms: Sharp, Acute, Shrewd, Astute
Antonyms: Moderate, Obtuse
Example: The right software can make any size company more efficient, more agile, more responsive.
8 Jeopardise (verb)
खतरेमेंडालना
Synonyms: Threaten, Endanger, Imperil, Risk
Antonyms: Save, Protect, Guard, Safeguard
Example: He would never do anything to jeopardise his career.
9 Shopworn (adjective)
घिसा-पिटा
Synonyms: Trite, Timeworn, Hackneyed
Antonyms: Fresh, Original
Example: They had been effective last week, but were suddenly shopworn.
10 Transcend (verb)
आगे जाना
Synonyms: Exceed, Go beyond, Cut across
Antonyms: Fall behind, Be inferior
Example: His works by far transcend anything that has gone before.
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