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2 Inclusion (noun)

समावेशन

Inclusion meaning

The fact of including somebody/something; the fact of being included.

Synonyms: Insertion, Addition, Attachment

Antonyms: Exclusion, Omission, Exception, Rejection

Example: She is being considered for inclusion in the Olympic team.

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6 Dignify (verb)

प्रशंसा करना

Dignify meaning

To make somebody/something seem impressive.

Synonyms: Ennoble, Exalt, Elevate

Antonyms: Degrade, Humiliate, Detract

Example: She felt that formal clothing would help dignify the occasion.

7 Deem (verb)

समझना

Deem meaning

To have a particular opinion about somebody/something.

Synonyms: Consider, Hold, Think

Antonyms: Disbelieve, Disregard, Ignore

Example: She deemed it prudent not to say anything.

8 Vulnerable (adjective)

कमजोर

Vulnerable meaning

Weak and easily hurt physically or emotionally.

Synonyms: Exposed, Unprotected, Unsafe

Antonyms: Protected, Guarded, Safe

Example: I felt very vulnerable, standing there without any clothes on.

9 Flank (noun)

बगल

Flank meaning

The left or right side of an army during a battle, or a sports team during a game.

Synonyms: Side, Wing, Border

Antonyms: Center, Inside, Interior

Example: He put his hand on the dog's flank.

10 Potent (adjective)

शक्तिशाली

Potent meaning

Powerful.

Synonyms: Strong, Powerful, Mighty

Antonyms: Impotent, Weak, Ineffective

Example: He had potent arguments for going to war.

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