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6 Cede (verb)

त्यागकरना

Cede meaning

Give up (power or territory).

Synonyms: Surrender, Yield, Relinquish, Concede, Part with

Antonyms: Take over, Retain, Usurp, Seize

Example: One challenge is that the courts are being asked to cede some power.

7 Tranche (noun)

भाग

Tranche meaning

A portion of something, especially money.

Synonyms: Piece, Part, Bit, Section, Share, Fragment

Example: They released the first tranche of the loan.

8 Layoff (noun)

निकालना

Layoff meaning

A temporary or permanent discharge of a worker or workers because of economic conditions or shortage of work.

Synonyms: Redundancy, Dismissal, Discharge

Antonyms: Hiring, Employment

Example: Privatisation leads to massive lay-offs and pay cuts for workers.

9 Whiff (noun)

कश

Whiff meaning

A trace or hint of something bad, menacing, or exciting.

Synonyms: Tinge, Impression, Shadow

Example: There had been a whiff of financial scandal in the past.

10 Overshadow (verb)

निष्प्रभ कर देना

Overshadow meaning

Be more impressive or successful than (another person).

Synonyms: Outshine, Eclipse, Surpass

Antonyms: Be inferior, Fail

Example: I can't be on same stage with him because he overshadows me.

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