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6 Gimmick (noun)

तिकड़म

Gimmick meaning

A trick or device intended to attract attention, publicity, or trade.

Synonyms: Stunt, Contrivance, Trick, Ploy

Example: His stubborn puritanical simplicity was sometimes dismissed as a publicity gimmick.

7 Overarching (adjective)

व्यापक

Overarching meaning

Comprehensive or all-embracing.

Synonyms: Inclusive, Overall, Through-out, Complete

Example: The overarching principle at work is that everyone contributes to the common need.

8 Menace (noun)

ख़तरा

Menace meaning

A person or thing that is likely to cause harm, damage.

Synonyms: Danger, Peril, Threat, Hazard

Antonyms: Help, Aid, Safety

Example: A new initiative aimed at beating the menace of drugs

9 Ripe (adjective)

योग्य

Ripe meaning

Having arrived at the fitting stage or time for a particular action or purpose).

Synonyms: Ready, Fit, Suitable

Antonyms: Inept, Unsuitable

Example: They felt that the time was ripe for a new approach.

10 Paradigm (noun)

प्रतिमान

Paradigm meaning

A typical example or pattern of something.

Synonyms: Specimen, Exemplar, Illustration, Prototype, Archetype, Epitome

Example: The war was a paradigm of the destructive side of human nature.

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