1 Humane (adjective)
दयालु
Having or showing compassion or benevolence.
Synonyms: Compassionate, Considerate, Civilized
Antonyms: Cruel, Barbarous
Example: ‘The humane treatment of the animals was also a major priority.
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1 Humane (adjective)
दयालु
Synonyms: Compassionate, Considerate, Civilized
Antonyms: Cruel, Barbarous
Example: ‘The humane treatment of the animals was also a major priority.
2 Jeopardise (verb)
खतरे में डालना
Synonyms: Threaten, Endanger, Imperil, Risk
Antonyms: Save, Protect, Guard, Safeguard
Example: He would never do anything to jeopardise his career.
3 Foster (verb)
प्रोत्साहन देना
Synonyms: Encourage, Stimulate, Cultivate, Strengthen
Antonyms: Hinder, Ignore, Suppress
Example: The teacher's task is to foster learning.
4 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.
5 Combat (verb)
सामना करना
Synonyms: Battle Against, Wage War Against, Tackle
Antonyms: Surrender, Accord, Agree
Example: Measures to combat violent crime have been proposed.
6 Contravene (verb)
अवहेलना करना
Synonyms: Break, Breach, Infringe, Fail to comply with
Antonyms: Obey, Agree
Example: The company was found guilty of contravening safety regulations.
7 Clandestine (adjective)
गुप्त
Synonyms: Covert, Furtive, Surreptitious
Antonyms: Open, Public
Example: She deserved better than these clandestine meetings.
8 Destitute (adjective)
अभावग्रस्त
Synonyms: Devoid, Deprived, In need
Antonyms: Prosperous, Affluent
Example: Towns destitute of commerce.
9 Scant (adjective)
अपर्याप्त
Synonyms: Meager, Minimal, Limited
Antonyms: Ample, Abundant
Example: Companies with scant regard for the safety of future generations.
10 Abdication (noun)
त्याग
Synonyms: Relinquishment, Renunciation, Rejection, Abjuration, Repudiation
Antonyms: Acceptance, Consent, Acquiescence, Concurrence
Example: We are witnessing an abdication of responsibility on the part of European governments.
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