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1 Dismay (noun)
बेचैनी, भय
Synonyms: Consternation, Perturbation, Trepidation, Apprehension, Panic
Antonyms: Solace, Gratification, Repose
Example: She could not hide her dismay at the result.
2 Disparate (adjective)
भिन्न
Synonyms: Dissimilar, Contrasting, Heterogeneous, Poles Apart
Antonyms: Similar, Homogenous, Corresponding, Kindred
Example: Chalk and cheese are disparate substances.
3 Brandish (verb)
इठलाना; दिखावा करना
Synonyms: Parade, Exhibit, Vaunt, Flaunt
Antonyms: Hide, Conceal, Suppress, Veil, Withhold
Example: He's got a lot of money but he doesn't brandish it.
4 Posit (verb)
प्रस्ताव रखना
Synonyms: Suggest, Propose, Postulate, Put Forward, Propound
Antonyms: Ignore, Reject, Disregard, Abstain
Example: Most religions posit the existence of life after death.
5 Nebulous (adjective)
अस्पष्ट
Synonyms: Vague, Ill-Defined, Hazy, Inchoate,
Antonyms: Clear, Definite, Obvious, Certain
Example: Nebulous concepts like quality of life
6 Vehemently (adverb)
जोरदार; मनोभावपूर्वक
Synonyms: Passionately, Vigorously, Fervidly, Fervently
Antonyms: Impassively, Unemotionally, Coolly, Aloofly
Example: Kane has always vehemently denied using drugs.
7 Fiasco (noun)
असफलता
Synonyms: Failure, Disaster, Debacle, Shambles, Ruination
Antonyms: Success, Accomplishment, Triumph, Feat
Example: The show was a fiasco - one actor forgot his lines and another fell off the stage.
8 Squabble (noun)
तकरार
Synonyms: Spat, Bickering, Quibble, Tiff
Antonyms: Agreement, Harmony, Accord, Concurrence
Example: As usual Papa found a way to settle the squabble.
9 Fallacy (noun)
भ्रान्ति
Synonyms: Misbelief, Myth, Delusion, Misconception
Antonyms: Verity, Factuality, Truthfulness, Reality
Example: This is a common fallacy which has no basis in fact.
10 Holistic (adjective)
समग्र
Synonyms: All-Inclusive, Universal, Comprehensive, Whole, General
Antonyms: Partial, Incomplete, Limited, Restricted
Example: My doctor takes a holistic approach to disease.
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