1 Transcend (verb)
आगे जाना
To be or go beyond the usual limits of something.
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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1 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.
2 Annihilate (verb)
विनाश करना
Synonyms: Destroy, Obliterate, Eradicate, Decimate
Antonyms: Build, Construct, Establish
Example: The human race has enough weapons to annihilate itself.
3 Daunting (adjective)
भयभीत करने वाला
Synonyms: Intimidating, Discouraging, Disheartening, Unnerving
Antonyms: Encouraging, Heartening, Supporting, Reassuring
Example: She has the daunting task of cooking for 20 people every day.
4 Wrought (verb)
बदल देना
Synonyms: Shape, Mould, Form
Example: This century wrought major changes in our society.
5 Credulity (noun)
भोलापन
Synonyms: Gullibility, Trustfulness, Naivety
Antonyms: Disbelief, Scepticism
Example: One is amazed at the extent of the media's ignorance and credulity.
6 Litany (noun)
सूची
Synonyms: Recitation, Enumeration, Repetition
Example: The landlord was tired of listening to his tenant’s litany of complaints about the property.
7 Forge (verb)
बना देना
Synonyms: Build up, Put together, Set up, Establish
Antonyms: Demolish, Tear down
Example: The country is forging a bright new future.
8 Depredation (noun)
लूटमार
Synonyms: Robbing, Pillage, Destruction, Devastation
Antonyms: Wonder, Predation, Miracle
Example: Farmers are protecting grain from the depredations of rats and mice.
9 Conflation (noun)
सम्मिश्रण
Synonyms: Fusion, Mixture, Blend, Amalgam
Antonyms: Separation, Division, Disconnection
Example: Every time she gets a cold, Sandy has a conflation with some other illness.
10 Swathes (noun)
पट्टा
Synonyms: Area, Land, Sphere
Example: Broad swathes of China's industrial heartland are now chronically short of electricity.
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