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6 Wreck (noun)

विनाश

Wreck meaning

Something, especially a vehicle or building, that has been badly damaged or destroyed.

Synonyms: Debris, Detritus, Remainder

Antonyms: Construction, Preservation

Example: The airport runway is lined with the rusted wrecks of other planes cannibalized for parts.

7 Avarice (noun)

लोभ

Avarice meaning

Extreme desire for wealth.

Synonyms: Greed, Covetousness, Cupidity, Rapacity, Acquisitiveness

Antonyms: Generosity, Magnanimity, Unselfishness, Munificence

Example: He was rich beyond the dreams of avarice.

8 Queer (noun)

बीमार

Queer meaning

Slightly ill.

Synonyms: Unwell, Sick, Queasy

Antonyms: Normal, Ordinary

Example: He was feeling rather queer.

9 Surreal (adjective)

अवास्तविक

Surreal meaning

Very strange; more like a dream than reality, with ideas and images mixed together in a strange way.

Synonyms: Absurd, Weird, Bizarre

Antonyms: Ordinary, Usual

Example: The events still seem to have an insanely surreal and improbable edge to them.

10 Riveting (adjective)

दिलचस्प

Riveting meaning

So interesting or exciting that it holds your attention completely.

Synonyms: Engrossing, Absorbing, Fascinating, Enthralling

Antonyms: Boring, Tedious, Dull

Example: The play was absolutely riveting.

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