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1 Apostle (noun)
प्रेरित
Synonyms: Advocate, Apologist, Proponent
Antonyms: Opponent, Antagonist
Example: It suggests that the apostles of understanding are caught between two places.
2 Portend (verb)
पूर्वाभास या पूर्वसूचना देना
Synonyms: Presage, Augur, Foreshadow
Example: The eclipses portend some major events.
3 Dismantle (verb)
विघटित करना
Synonyms: Dissemble, Take apart, Take to pieces
Antonyms: Assemble, Construct, Build
Example: I had to dismantle the engine in order to repair it.
4 Foolhardy (adjective)
असावधान
Synonyms: Incautious, Careless, Heedless, Thoughtless
Antonyms: Careful, Cautious, Prudent
Example: Fortunately, none of my students had been foolhardy enough to follow me.
5 Quibble (noun)
कमी शिकायत
Synonyms: Minor Criticism, Trivial Objection, Adverse Comment, Grumble
Antonyms: Concurrence, Consent, Conjunction, Concord
Example: The only quibble about this book is the lack of colour illustrations.
6 Fraught (adjective)
भरपूर
Synonyms: Full of, Filled with, Rife with, Charged with
Antonyms: Empty, Void
Example: The treasure hunt was fraught with puzzles that had to be solved in order to find the fortune.
7 Edifice (noun)
गढ़ी
Synonyms: Fabric, Structure, Framework
Example: The concepts on which the edifice of capitalism was built.
8 Perdition (noun)
विनाश
Synonyms: Destruction, Doom
Example: She used her last banknote to buy herself a square meal before perdition.
9 Fervently (adverb)
उत्साहसे
Synonyms: Passionately, Enthusiastically, Zealously, Warmly
Antonyms: Unwillingly, Casually, Lightly
Example: She prayed fervently for his complete recovery.
10 Harbinger (noun)
सूचक
Synonyms: Signal, Herald, Sign, Indication
Example: It's the first crack of the bat that's the true harbinger of spring.
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