15 words · first 5 free, all 15 with Prime
1 Wayward (adjective)
मनमौजी
Synonyms: Headstrong, Perverse, Willful, Obdurate, Obstinate, Capricious
Antonyms: Obedient, Manageable, Controllable, Governable
Example: A wayward ball bounced into the yard.
2 Exaggerated (adjective)
अतिशयोक्ति पूर्ण
Synonyms: Overstated, Overemphasized, Extravagant, Enlarged, Overblown
Antonyms: Factual, Real, Sensible, Believable, Reasonable
Example: Politicians often make exaggerated claims about what they can do.
3 Anecdotal (adjective)
उपाख्यानात्मक
Synonyms: Informal, Unreliable, Unscientific, Untrustworthy, Doubtful
Antonyms: Experimental, Scientific, Abstract, Objective
Example: While there was much anecdotal evidence there was little hard fact.
4 Scrupulously (adverb)
सतर्कता से
Synonyms: Carefully, Meticulously, Religiously, Precisely
Antonyms: Unreliable, Carelessly, Incautiously, Superficially
Example: He is scrupulously fair.
5 Circumvent (verb)
ढकोसला करना
Synonyms: Evade, Bypass, Avoid, Dodge, Sidestep
Antonyms: Face, Confront, Take On, Accept
Example: If you come to an obstruction in a road you can seek to circumvent it.
6 Peril (noun)
जोखिम
Synonyms: Danger, Jeopardy, Hazard, Menace
Antonyms: Safe, Secure, Protection, Guard
Example: Your actions could well place us both in peril.
7 Forfeit (verb)
गंवा देना
Synonyms: Lose, Be Deprived Of, Renounce, Abandon, Surrender, Relinquish
Antonyms: Win, Gain, Profit, Keep
Example: He believes that murderers forfeit their own right to life.
8 Profligacy (noun)
आवारगी
Synonyms: Extravagance, Wastefulness, Lavishness, Squandering
Antonyms: Cautions, Care, Frugality
Example: How can such profligacy be justified?
9 Baulk (verb)
प्रतिरोध करना
Synonyms: Eschew, Resist, Scorn, Deterrent
Antonyms: Allow, Make Easier, Abet, Assist
Example: He baulked for a moment. ‘I can’t afford it,’ he finally admitted.
10 Draconian (adjective)
कठोर
Synonyms: Harsh, Severe, Strict, Drastic, Despotic, Tyrannical
Antonyms: Calm, Gentle, Amenable, Mild
Example: The Nazis destroyed the independence of the press by a series of draconian laws.
11 Solace (verb)
सांत्वना
Synonyms: Comfort, Calm, Soothe, Console
Antonyms: Worry, Distress, Depress, Upset, Discord
Example: As many people do in difficult times, she found solace in her family.
12 Unassailable (adjective)
अभेद्य
Synonyms: Impregnable, Unquestionable, Invincible, Unconquerable, Indisputable
Antonyms: Disputable, Defenseless, Vulnerable, Week
Example: The party now has an unassailable lead.
13 Emaciation (noun)
दुर्बलता
Synonyms: Thinness, Starvation, Underfeeding, Attenuation
Antonyms: Plumpness, Obesity, Healthy, Fat
Example: She was very thin, almost to the point of emaciation.
14 Shambles (noun)
बेतरतीबी
Synonyms: Chaos, Disorder, Havoc, Disorganized, Muddle
Antonyms: Order, Organized, Harmony, System
Example: The sitting-room was a total shambles.
15 Insurmountable (adjective)
अजेय
Synonyms: Insuperable, Unconquerable, Invincible, Unbeatable, Impregnable
Antonyms: Vincible, Beatable, Easy, Supreable
Example: The age barrier appeared insurmountable.
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