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6 Predicament (noun)

दुर्दशा

Predicament meaning

A difficult, unpleasant, or embarrassing situation.

Synonyms: Plight, Quandary, Quagmire, Crisis

Antonyms: Benefit, Advantage, Blessing

Example: Gamblers, and most civilians as well, are continually confronted with predicaments posed by uncertainty and chance.

7 Conspicuous (adjective)

प्रत्यक्ष

Conspicuous meaning

Easy to see or notice.

Synonyms: Noticeable, Prominent, Striking

Antonyms: Unnoticeable, Invisible, Obscure

Example: The advertisements were all posted in a conspicuous place.

8 Veneer (noun)

मुखावरण

Veneer meaning

An attractive appearance that covers or disguises someone or something's true nature or feelings.

Synonyms: Façade, False front, Outward display, Disguise, Charade

Antonyms: Reality, Verity, Authenticity, Truth

Example: Her veneer of composure cracked a little.

9 Underlying (adjective)

बुनियादी

Underlying meaning

Important in a situation but not always easily noticed or stated clearly.

Synonyms: Fundamental, Basic, Prime, Primary

Antonyms: Secondary, Refined

Example: The underlying assumption is that the amount of money available is limited.

10 Forge (verb)

बना देना

Forge meaning

To put a lot of effort into making something successful or strong so that it will last.

Synonyms: Build up, Put together, Set up, Establish

Antonyms: Demolish, Tear down

Example: The country is forging a bright new future.

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