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4 Hostile (adjective)

शत्रुतापूर्ण

Hostile meaning

Aggressive or unfriendly and ready to argue or fight.

Synonyms: Unfriendly, Inimical, Adverse

Antonyms: Friendly, Kind, Nice

Example: Many people felt he would be hostile to the idea of foreign intervention.

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6 Lunacy (noun)

पागलपन

Lunacy meaning

Behaviour that is stupid or crazy.

Synonyms: Folly, Madness, Craziness

Antonyms: Wisdom, Sanity, Sense

Example: Quitting her job was lunacy.

7 Chunk (noun)

हिस्सा

Chunk meaning

A fairly large amount of something.

Synonyms: Lump, Clump, Piece

Antonyms: Whole, Entire, All

Example: She cut the fruit into large chunks.

8 Myriad (adjective)

असंख्य

Myriad meaning

Extremely large in number.

Synonyms: Infinite, Countless, Innumerable

Antonyms: Countable, Limited, Calculable

Example: They face a myriad of problems bringing up children.

9 Torched (verb)

आग लगा दी गई

Torched meaning

To set fire to a building or vehicle deliberately in order to destroy it.

Synonyms: Blazed, Ignite, Light

Antonyms: Extinguish, Freeze, Aid

Example: Avoid leaving any piles of cut material which can be torched.

10 Clarity (noun)

स्पष्टता

Clarity meaning

The quality of being expressed clearly.

Synonyms: Lucidity, Clearness, Limpidity

Antonyms: Obscurity, Opacity, Murky

Example: The essays are edited for clarity.

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