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4 Stigma (noun)

कलंक

Stigma meaning

Negative feelings that people have about particular circumstances or characteristics that somebody may have.

Synonyms: Disgrace, Stain, Shame, Brand

Antonyms: Pride, Honor, Dignity, Credit

Example: A stigma you still can't get over.

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6 Initiation (noun)

दीक्षा

Initiation meaning

The act of introducing somebody to an activity or skill

Synonyms: Introduction, Commencement, Start, Beginning

Antonyms: Destination, Finish, Conclusion, Termination

Example: His initiation into the world of martial arts.

7 Perceived (verb)

माना जाता

Perceived meaning

To understand or think of somebody/something in a particular way

Synonyms: Sensed, Noticed, Felt, Detected

Antonyms: Concealed, Covered up, Lost, Missed

Example: He told the truth as he perceived and observed it.

8 Consistent (adjective)

संगत

Consistent meaning

Always behaving in the same way, or having the same opinions, standards, etc.

Synonyms: Persistent, Steady, Constant, Stable

Antonyms: Inconsistent, Changed greatly, Incompatible, Incongruous

Example: The secret to winning Is constant, consistent management.

9 Slogan (noun)

नारा

Slogan meaning

A word or phrase that is easy to remember, used for example by a political party or in advertising to attract people’s attention or to suggest an idea quickly

Synonyms: Motto, Catchword, Watchword, Shibboleth

Antonyms: Challenge, Prompt, Question, Request

Example: I'm the one who lost the town slogan contest.

10 Adherence (noun)

निष्ठा

Adherence meaning

The fact of behaving according to a particular rule, etc., or of following a particular set of beliefs, or a fixed way of doing something.

Synonyms: Attachment, Adhesion, Bond, Loyalty

Antonyms: Detachment, Inadherence, Deviation, Neglect

Example: Strict adherence to Shabbat as a day of prayer.

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