1 Unviable (adjective)
असाध्य
That cannot be done.
Synonyms: Unworkable, Unfeasible, Impossible, Implausible
Antonyms: Workable, Feasible, Possible, Plausible
Example: The airport had become financially unviable and closed in December 2019.
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1 Unviable (adjective)
असाध्य
Synonyms: Unworkable, Unfeasible, Impossible, Implausible
Antonyms: Workable, Feasible, Possible, Plausible
Example: The airport had become financially unviable and closed in December 2019.
2 Prudence (noun)
समझदारी
Synonyms: Wisdom, Forethought, Foresight, Circumspection
Antonyms: Imprudence, Carelessness, Stupidity, Recklessness
Example: A lack of prudence may lead to money problems.
3 Vitiate (verb)
निष्फल करना
Synonyms: Invalidate, Lessen, Damage, Injure
Antonyms: Validate, Aid, Assist, Encourage
Example: The ‘yes’ vote was vitiated by the low turnout in the election.
4 Scepticism (noun)
संशयात्मकता
Synonyms: Suspicion, Disbelief, Incredulity, Distrust
Antonyms: Belief, Certainty, Trust, Sureness
Example: Such claims should be regarded with a certain amount of scepticism.
5 Distort (verb)
विकृत करना
Synonyms: Twist, Deform, Bend, Warp
Antonyms: Untwist, Preserve, Beautify,Improve
Example: The loudspeaker seemed to distort his voice.
6 Dissident (noun)
विरोधी
Synonyms: Discordant, Protestor, Separatist, Rebel, Sectarian
Antonyms: Follower, Yes-man, Conformists
Example: Dissidents were often imprisoned by the security police.
7 Fateful (adjective)
दुर्भाग्यपूर्ण
Synonyms: Direful, Dreadful, Tragic, Apocalyptic
Antonyms: Fortunate, Lucky, Hopeful, Blessed
Example: She looked back now to that fateful day in December.
8 Vicious (adjective)
निर्मम
Synonyms: Brutal, Atrocious, Villainous, Fiendish
Antonyms: Gentle, Kind, Good, Nice, Loving
Example: She has a vicious temper.
9 Chasm (noun)
गहरा मतभेद
Synonyms: Gulf, Division, Difference, Discord
Antonyms: Harmony, Accord, Agreement, Similarity
Example: It is nothing but the yawning chasm of the generation gap.
10 Interdict (noun)
रोक
Synonyms: Prohibit, Forbid, Proscribe, Disallow, Restrain
Antonyms: Permit, Allow, Approve, Granting
Example: Society will never interdict Co education.
11 Dissipated (adjective)
भ्रष्टाचरण
Synonyms: Dissolute, Debauched, Intemperate, Profligate, Self-Indulgent
Antonyms: Uncorrupt, Virtuous, Principled, Righteous
Example: He plays a dissipated American writer living in Europe.
12 Dispiriting (adjective)
उत्साहहीन करना
Synonyms: Disheartening, Dismal, Gloomy, Joyless, Cheerless
Antonyms: Heartening, Uplifting, Comforting, Cheering
Example: He has a dispiriting experience.
13 Draconian (adjective)
बेरहम
Synonyms: Severe, Cruel, Harsh, Strict, Drastic
Antonyms: Mild, Calm, Gentle, Amenable
Example: There have been calls for draconian measures against drug-related crime.
14 Muzzle (verb)
मुखबंध
Synonyms: Gag, Restrain, Censor, Curb, Choke
Antonyms: Allow, Free, Permit, Encourage, Unmuzzle, Ungag
Example: They accused the government of muzzling the press.
15 Demote (verb)
पदावनत करना
Synonyms: Downgrade, Degrade, Relegate, Lower
Antonyms: Promote, Elevate, Upgrade, Advance
Example: The American people have been demoted from citizens to consumers.
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