1 Tread (verb)
चलना
Walk in a specified way.
Synonyms: Walk, Step, Stride
Example: The government had to tread carefully so as not to offend the judiciary.
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1 Tread (verb)
चलना
Synonyms: Walk, Step, Stride
Example: The government had to tread carefully so as not to offend the judiciary.
2 Astute (adjective)
दक्ष
Synonyms: Shrewd, Sharp-witted, Ingenious
Antonyms: Naïve, Obtuse
Example: I regard him as an astute businessman who is very conscious of the value of capital.
3 Transcend (verb)
आगे जाना
Synonyms: Exceed, Go beyond, Cut across
Antonyms: Fall behind, Be inferior
Example: His works by far transcend anything that has gone before.
4 Hubris (noun)
घमंड
Synonyms: Arrogance, Vanity, Hauteur, Pomposity
Antonyms: Modesty, Decency, Simplicity, Meekness
Example: I should have known that such hubris would rebound.
5 Rump (noun)
अवशेष
Synonyms: Remainder, Remnant, Remains
Example: The rump was that part of the factory not modernised by new investment.
6 Whiff (noun)
कश
Synonyms: Tinge, Impression, Shadow
Example: There had been a whiff of financial scandal in the past.
7 Chunk (noun)
काफी मात्रा में
Synonyms: Fragment, Part, Bit
Antonyms: Whole, Total
Example: I've already written a fair chunk of the article.
8 Palatable (adjective)
स्वीकार्य
Synonyms: Pleasant, Agreeable, Acceptable
Antonyms: Unpleasant, Disagreeable
Example: All these remedies have delightful aromas making them pleasurably palatable.
9 Repository (noun)
कोष
Synonyms: Store, Depository
Example: His mind was a rich repository of the past.
10 Burnish (verb)
बढ़ाना चमकाना
Synonyms: Furbish, Restore, Boost
Antonyms: Reduce, Lower, Worsen
Example: A man who took advantage of any opportunity to burnish his image.
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