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6 Gubernatorial (adjective)

गवर्नर

Gubernatorial meaning

Connected with the job of state governor in the US.

Synonyms: Administrative, Governmental, Presidential, Executive

Antonyms: Ancillary, Electable, Doormat, Employee

Example: His first gubernatorial campaign.

7 Intervene (verb)

हस्तक्षेप

Intervene meaning

To become involved in a situation in order to improve or help it.

Synonyms: Interfere, Interpose, Interrupt, Intercede

Antonyms: Ignore, Disregard, Unite, Join

Example: It does not intervene in this process or this one.

8 Subvert (verb)

विकृत

Subvert meaning

To try to destroy the authority of a political, religious, etc. system by attacking it secretly or indirectly.

Synonyms: Undermine, Pervert, Debase, Deprave

Antonyms: Bolster, Clean, Enhance, Purify

Example: I won't help you subvert democracy.

9 Steadfast (adjective)

पक्का

Steadfast meaning

Not changing in your attitudes or aims.

Synonyms: Firm, Unwavering, Staunch, Persistent

Antonyms: Fickle, Irresolute, Unreliable, Disloyal.

Example: But you're loyal and steadfast and devoted.

10 Pursuit (noun)

उद्यम

Pursuit meaning

The act of looking for or trying to get something.

Synonyms: Quest, Chase, Search, Hunt

Antonyms: Retreat, Surrender, Avocation, Idleness

Example: Men tire themselves in pursuit of rest.

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