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6 Inadvertently (adverb)

अनजाने में

Inadvertently meaning

Without intention.

Synonyms: Accidentally, Unintentionally, Unwittingly

Antonyms: Intentionally, Purposefully

Example: In trying to get something he had inadvertently given something away.

7 Delve (verb)

गहन शोध करना

Delve meaning

Research or make painstaking inquiries into something.

Synonyms: Investigate, Look into, Explore, Examine

Antonyms: Ignore, Overlook

Example: The authors delve into some research prototypes on presence management and detection.

8 Perverse (verb)

ज़िद्दी

Perverse meaning

Showing a deliberate and obstinate desire to behave in a way that is unreasonable or unacceptable.

Synonyms: Obstinate, Recalcitrant, Annoying

Antonyms: Flexible, Compliant, Agreeable

Example: She finds a perverse pleasure in upsetting her parents.

9 Deliberate (adjective)

सोचा-समझा

Deliberate meaning

Careful and unhurried.

Synonyms: Cautious, Meticulous, Heedful

Antonyms: Careless, Incautious, Reckless

Example: The camp location was chosen with careful and deliberate thought.

10 Devise (verb)

ईजादकरना

Devise meaning

To invent something new or a new way of doing something.

Synonyms: Think up, Concoct, Invent, Come up with, Formulate

Antonyms: Imitate, Copy, Replicate, Duplicate

Example: A new system has been devised to control traffic in the city.

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