1 Exacerbate (verb)
ख़राब करना
Make (a problem, bad situation, or negative feeling) worse.
Synonyms: Aggravate, Compound, Intensify, Make worse
Antonyms: Improve, Better, Alleviate
Example: His aggressive reaction only exacerbated the situation.
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1 Exacerbate (verb)
ख़राब करना
Synonyms: Aggravate, Compound, Intensify, Make worse
Antonyms: Improve, Better, Alleviate
Example: His aggressive reaction only exacerbated the situation.
2 Combat (verb)
सामना करना
Synonyms: Battle Against, Wage War Against, Tackle
Antonyms: Surrender, Accord, Agree
Example: Measures to combat violent crime have been proposed.
3 Encapsulate (verb)
संक्षिप्त करना
Synonyms: Summarize, Sum up, Condense, Digest, Compact
Antonyms: Expand, Lengthen, Extend, Broaden
Example: The poem encapsulates many of the central themes of her writing.
4 Evoke (verb)
ताज़ा करना
Synonyms: Bring to mind, give rise to, arouse, induce
Antonyms: Suppress, Subdue, Repress
Example: The sight evoked pleasant memories of his childhood.
5 Substantial (adjective)
अच्छीमात्रामें
Synonyms: Considerable, Meaningful, Significant, Notable
Antonyms: Insignificant, Inconsiderable, Unimportant
Example: Substantial numbers of people support the reforms.
6 Finesse (noun)
कुशलता
Synonyms: Expertise, Flair, Knack
Antonyms: Ineptness, Inability
Example: The winners are determined through skill, tactics and finesse.
7 Ambit (noun)
सीमाचक्र
Synonyms: Scope, Range, Limits
Example: A solution is most likely to fall outside the ambit of the Constitution.
8 Apostasy (noun)
विश्वासत्याग
Synonyms: Renunciation, Abandonment, Recantation
Example: Any verbal denial of any principle of Muslim belief is considered apostasy.
9 Abysmal (adjective)
बहुत खराब
Synonyms: Dreadful, Atrocious, Appalling, Terrible
Antonyms: Superficial, Superb, Fine, Glorious
Example: The council has an abysmal record on education.
10 Brazen (adjective)
निर्भीक
Synonyms: Audacious, Unabashed, Impudent
Antonyms: Timid, Meek, Modest
Example: She had become brazen about the whole affair.
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