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Tuesday, 6 September 2022

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6 Motto (noun)

आदर्श वाक्य

Motto meaning

a short sentence or phrase that expresses the aims and beliefs of a person, a group, an institution, etc. and is used as a rule of behaviour

Synonyms: slogan, adage, maxim, catchword

Antonyms: challenge, prompt, question, request

Example: Carson's motto is, be prepared.

7 Harbinger (noun)

अग्रदूत

Harbinger meaning

a sign that shows that something is going to happen soon, often something bad

Synonyms: presage, sign, omen, foretell

Antonyms: descendant, unconcern, ignorance, foolishness

Example: Little did I know it was the harbinger of murder.

8 Pundit (noun)

पण्डित

Pundit meaning

a person who knows a lot about a particular subject and who often talks about it in public

Synonyms: expert, specialist, guru, scholar

Antonyms: beginner, beginner, common man, damn fool

Example: Guess which political pundit they gave a show to instead?

9 Nudge (verb)

टहोका

Nudge meaning

to push somebody gently, especially with your elbow, in order to get their attention

Synonyms: poke, push, prod, shove

Antonyms: pull, daunt, discourage, dissuade

Example: He gave her shoulder a nudge.

10 Waning (verb)

गिरावट आई

Waning meaning

to become gradually weaker or less important

Synonyms: fading, decline, dwindling, diminishing

Antonyms: expanding, successful, increasing, prosperous

Example: It seems your enthusiasm is waning a bit.

11 Discrimination (noun)

विभेदन

Discrimination meaning

The practice of treating somebody or a particular group in society less fairly than others

Synonyms: Discernment, Judgment, Prejudice, Perception

Antonyms: Fairness, Indifference, Tolerance, Justice

Example: Racial discrimination does not always violate public policy.

12 Queer (adjective)

अजीब

Queer meaning

Describing or relating to a sexual identity or gender identity that is different from traditional ideas about sex and gender, for example if somebody is non-binary, bisexual or transgender

Synonyms: Peculiar, Strange, Weird, Bizarre

Antonyms: Normal, Common, Usual, Average

Example: Queer people should be accepted in the society just like any other person.

13 Manifesting (verb)

प्रकट

Manifesting meaning

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

Synonyms: Displaying, Showing, Evidencing, Declaring

Antonyms: Abrogate, Absenting, Belie, Camouflage

Example: It's possible you haven't started manifesting signs yet.

14 Quacks (noun)

झोलाछाप डॉक्टर

Quacks meaning

A person who dishonestly claims to have medical knowledge or skills

Synonyms: Charlatan, Fraud, Fake, Impostor

Antonyms: Qualified, Expert, Genuine, Real

Example: I don't want to see this quack doctor.

15 Cue (noun)

संकेत

Cue meaning

An action or event that is a signal for somebody to do something

Synonyms: Prompt, Hint, Signal, Suggestion

Antonyms: Disinformation, Fabrication, Falsehood, Misinformation

Example: I took it as a cue to end the farce.

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