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6 Subverted (verb)

विकृत किया गया

Subverted meaning

To challenge somebody’s ideas or expectations and make them consider the opposite.

Synonyms: Undermine, Overthrow, Ruined, Supersede

Antonyms: Assisted, Aided, Based, Bemused

Example: They cannot subvert the very system of justice we are rightly so proud of.

7 Impermissible (adjective)

नाजायज

Impermissible meaning

That cannot be allowed.

Synonyms: Inadmissible, Illicit, Prohibited, Taboo

Antonyms: Alright, Legal, Admissible, Allowable

Example: It seemed impermissible to allow even a child to take its inventions quite so seriously.

8 Plenary (adjective)

पूर्ण

Plenary meaning

Without any limit.

Synonyms: Full, Entire, Unconditional, Unlimited

Antonyms: Partial, Incomplete, Restricted, Limited

Example: The bill is then put on the order of the day of a plenary sitting.

9 Reparation (noun)

हरजाना

Reparation meaning

The act of giving something to somebody or doing something for them in order to show that you are sorry that you have caused them to suffer

Synonyms: Compensation, Amends, Repair, Fix

Antonyms: Extortion, Destruction, Theft, Damage

Example: They've offered no apologies and seem to have no thoughts of reparation.

10 Tether (verb)

पगहा

Tether meaning

To tie an animal to a post so that it cannot move very far.

Synonyms: Bind, Chain, Fasten, Leash

Antonyms: Detach, Disconnect, Unfasten, Unchain

Example: They tethered the horses in the shade.

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