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2 Inauguration (noun)

उद्घाटन

Inauguration meaning

An act of inaugurating.

Synonyms: Commencement, Inaugural, Induction, Initiation

Antonyms: Conclusion, End, Finish

Example: Soon after his inauguration, his government conducted successive rounds of formal investigations and intimidations aimed at opposition lawmakers.

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3 Trinity (noun)

त्रिदेव

Trinity meaning

The Christian godhead — the union of three persons (father, son, and holy spirit) in one godhead.

Synonyms: Three, Triad, Trilogy, Trine

Antonyms: Atheist

Example: These three buildings are the trinity of our belief.

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6 Peddle (verb)

मांगना

Peddle meaning

To carry from place to place for sale at retail.

Synonyms: Hawk, Solicit, Canvas, Huckster

Antonyms: Buy, Pull

Example: He peddled his idea for a new movie to every executive in Hollywood.

7 Fringe (noun)

किनारा

Fringe meaning

A decorative border of thread, cord or usually hanging loosely from an edge.

Synonyms: Brink, Edge, Hem, Outskirts

Antonyms: Center, Inside, Interior, Middle

Example: The jacket had leather fringes.

8 Dictatorship (noun)

तानाशाही

Dictatorship meaning

A country or a form of government where absolute power is exercised by a dictator.

Synonyms: Authoritarianism, Autocracy, Totalitarianism, Tyranny

Antonyms: Democracy

Example: The main reason for Pakistan's backwardness is a dictatorship for so many years.

9 Empower (verb)

अधिकार देना

Empower meaning

To give power by legal means.

Synonyms: Allow, Entitle, Grant

Antonyms: Deny, Disallow, Refuse

Example: Well, we are going to empower people and give them better information.

10 Invade (verb)

आक्रमण करना

Invade meaning

Enter someone's land or property without permission to occupy it.

Synonyms: Trespass, Infringe, Exploit, Offend

Antonyms: Leave, Vacate, Abandon

Example: The troops invaded at dawn.

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