10 words · first 5 free, all 10 with Prime
1 Precedent (noun)
मिसाल
Synonyms: Example, Model, Paradigm, Preceding
Antonyms: After, Following, Later, Future
Example: It is not a real precedent in this case.
2 Anomalous (adjective)
अनियमित
Synonyms: Abnormal, Irregular, Peculiar, Unusual
Antonyms: Normal, Cookie-cutter, Standard, Common
Example: An anomalous vessel on his heart?
3 Shackles (noun)
हथकड़ी
Synonyms: Fetters, Irons, Chains, Handcuffs
Antonyms: Assist, Freedom, Abet, Aid
Example: I had shackles fastened tightly around my neck.
4 Augury (noun)
शकुन
Synonyms: Portent, Presage, Sign, Prognostication
Antonyms: Impetuosity, Absoluteness, Accuracy, Actuality
Example: Augury is a tricky business.
5 Elicit (verb)
निकालना
Synonyms: Evoke, Provoke, Arouse, Extract
Antonyms: Repress, Conceal, Cover, Hide
Example: I tried to elicit a smile from Joanna.
6 Confer (verb)
प्रदान करना
Synonyms: Bestow, Consult, Give, Parley
Antonyms: Taking, Disallow, Disconnect, Beg
Example: If it were to confer all people.
7 Incongruity (noun)
असंगति
Synonyms: Inconsistency, Incongruousness, Discrepancy, Disparity
Antonyms: Harmony, Aptness, Congruity, Consistency
Example: A feeling of incongruity is avoided.
8 Conviction (noun)
दोषसिद्धि
Synonyms: Confidence, Belief, Sureness, Reliance
Antonyms: Disbelief, Doubt, Distrust, Hesitation
Example: But strength and conviction are not enough.
9 Culpability (noun)
सदोषता
Synonyms: Guilt, Blame, Fault, Liability
Antonyms: Innocence, Blamelessness, Aloofness, Apathy about
Example: It deflects culpability from our guys.
10 Distinction (noun)
अन्तर
Synonyms: Excellence, Difference, Eminence, Prestige
Antonyms: Common thread, Mediocrity, Conformity, Equality
Example: An important distinction should be made here.
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