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1 Overture (noun)

प्रस्ताव

Overture meaning

Suggestion or an action by which somebody tries to make friends, start a business relationship, have discussions, etc.

Synonyms: Prelude, Feeler, Advance, Approach

Antonyms: Conclusion, Ending, Finish, Addendum

Example: Drinks were the overture to dinner.

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3 Repatriation (noun)

देशप्रत्यावर्तन

Repatriation meaning

The act of sending or bringing somebody back to their own country.

Synonyms: Return, Restoration, Repatriate, Re-entry

Antonyms: Expulsion, Advance, Exile, Forward

Example: All these issues adversely affect the repatriation process.

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6 Reciprocate (verb)

विनिमय

Reciprocate meaning

To behave or feel towards somebody in the same way as they behave or feel towards you

Synonyms: Repay, Return, Requite, Exchange

Antonyms: Deny, Refuse, Ask, Differ

Example: I refused to reciprocate her love.

7 Bewilder (verb)

हैरान करना

Bewilder meaning

To confuse somebody

Synonyms: Perplex, Baffle, Confuse, Puzzle

Antonyms: Clarify, Explain, Orient, Interpret

Example: She's just trying to bewilder us.

8 Mire (noun)

कीचड

Mire meaning

An area of deep mud

Synonyms: Muck, Quagmire, Morass, Swamp

Antonyms: Cleanliness, Solution, Clarification, Answer

Example: By distracting me from the mire of my thoughts.

9 Populist (adjective)

लोकलुभावन

Populist meaning

Believing in or supporting populism.

Synonyms: Democrat, Egalitarian, Democratic, Autonomous

Antonyms: Elitist, Autocratic, Dependent, Different

Example: Because that's the most populist star in the galaxy.

10 Abut (verb)

मिलना

Abut meaning

To be next to something or to have one side touching the side of something.

Synonyms: Adjoin, Border, Join, March

Antonyms: Branch, Separate, Amputate, Dissolve

Example: One edge of the garden abutted on an old entrance to the mine.

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