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6 Instrumental (adjective)

सहायक

Instrumental meaning

Important in making something happen.

Synonyms: Influential, Helpful, Contributory, Conducive

Antonyms: Useless, Obstructive, Tangential, Inimical

Example: Technical innovation is instrumental in improving the qualities of products.

7 Evince (verb)

प्रकट करना

Evince meaning

To show something clearly, especially a feeling, an attitude or a quality.

Synonyms: Demonstrate, Reveal, Exhibit, Manifest

Antonyms: Hide, Conceal, Obscure, Shroud

Example: She evinced little enthusiasm for the outdoor life.

8 Proliferation (noun)

तीव्र वृद्धि, प्रसार

Proliferation meaning

Rapid increase in the number or amount of something.

Synonyms: Growth, Multiplication, Escalation, Mushrooming, Snowballing, Buildout

Antonyms: Decline, Abatement, Fall, Plunge, Plummet

Example: We are sick and tired of the proliferation of guns.

9 Constraint (noun)

बाध्यता

Constraint meaning

A limitation or restriction.

Synonyms: Curb, Check, Curtailment, Damper, Handicap, Restraint

Antonyms: Freedom, Liberty, Autonomy, Independence

Example: At last we could relax and talk without constraint.

10 Safeguard (verb)

क्षति से बचाना

Safeguard meaning

Protect (someone/something) from potential loss or adverse circumstances.

Synonyms: Insulate, Salvage, Shield, Protect

Antonyms: Harm, Endanger, Injure, Jeopardize, Compromise

Example: It is hoped that the order will safeguard jobs at the plant.

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