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1 Concomitant (adjective)

सहवर्ती

Concomitant meaning

Occurring or existing at the same time; accompanying something else.

Synonyms: Accompanying, Concurrent, Associated, Coinciding

Antonyms: Separate, Unrelated, Independent, Unconnected

Example: Increased traffic is a concomitant of rapid urban growth.

2 Reverberate (verb)

गूंजना

Reverberate meaning

To echo or resound; to have continuing and serious effects.

Synonyms: Echo, Resound, Reecho, Reverberate

Antonyms: Silence, Muffle, Hush, Suppress

Example: The sound of the explosion reverberated through the valley.

3 Transmute (verb)

रूपांतरित करना

Transmute meaning

Change in form, nature, or substance; transform into something else.

Synonyms: Transform, Convert, Metamorphose, Change

Antonyms: Preserve, Maintain, Keep, Stabilize

Example: The story transmuted his fear into confidence over time.

4 Misconstrue (verb)

गलत समझना

Misconstrue meaning

Interpret (something) wrongly; misunderstand the meaning.

Synonyms: Misinterpret, Misunderstand, Misconceive, Distort

Antonyms: Understand, Interpret, Comprehend, Grasp

Example: Don’t misconstrue my silence as agreement.

5 Incongruous (adjective)

बेमेल

Incongruous meaning

Not in harmony or keeping with the surroundings; out of place.

Synonyms: Incompatible, Inappropriate, Unsuitable, Discordant

Antonyms: Compatible, Appropriate, Suitable, Harmonious

Example: His casual jokes seemed incongruous during the serious meeting.

6 Corollary (noun)

परिणामस्वरूप निष्कर्ष

Corollary meaning

A direct or natural result that follows from something else.

Synonyms: Consequence, Result, Outcome, Implication

Antonyms: Cause, Origin, Source, Beginning

Example: A corollary of better education is improved employment opportunities.

7 Interpolate (verb)

बीच में जोड़ना

Interpolate meaning

Insert (something) between fixed points; estimate an unknown value within a range using known values.

Synonyms: Insert, Interject, Introduce, Estimate

Antonyms: Remove, Delete, Extract, Omit

Example: The editor interpolated a clarifying sentence between the two paragraphs.

8 Umbrage (noun)

नाराज़गी

Umbrage meaning

Offense or annoyance caused by something perceived as an insult.

Synonyms: Offense, Resentment, Annoyance, Displeasure

Antonyms: Pleasure, Approval, Delight, Satisfaction

Example: She took umbrage at his rude remark.

9 Nondescript (adjective)

साधारण

Nondescript meaning

Lacking distinctive or interesting features; ordinary and unremarkable.

Synonyms: Unremarkable, Ordinary, Plain, Featureless

Antonyms: Distinctive, Remarkable, Striking, Unique

Example: He lived in a nondescript building that looked like every other block.

10 Implacable (adjective)

अडिग / कठोर

Implacable meaning

Unable to be appeased or pacified; not forgiving.

Synonyms: Unforgiving, Unappeasable, Relentless, Inexorable

Antonyms: Forgiving, Merciful, Lenient, Appeasable

Example: The implacable enemy refused every offer of peace.

11 Astringent (adjective)

कसैला / संकोचक

Astringent meaning

Sharp or harsh in taste or smell; causing the skin or tissues to tighten.

Synonyms: Harsh, Bitter, Acrid, Caustic

Antonyms: Mild, Gentle, Soothing, Smooth

Example: The astringent toner tightened her pores and reduced oiliness.

12 Reprehensible (adjective)

निंदनीय

Reprehensible meaning

Deserving strong criticism or blame; morally wrong.

Synonyms: Blameworthy, Culpable, Deplorable, Shameful

Antonyms: Praiseworthy, Admirable, Commendable, Virtuous

Example: Cheating in an exam is reprehensible behavior and ruins trust.

13 Insoluble (adjective)

असमाधेय / अघुलनशील

Insoluble meaning

Impossible to solve or explain; not able to be dissolved in a liquid.

Synonyms: Unsolvable, Intractable, Unresolvable, Indissoluble

Antonyms: Solvable, Resolvable, Manageable, Soluble

Example: The committee faced an insoluble problem because no option satisfied all sides.

14 Inextricable (adjective)

अविभाज्य / उलझा हुआ जिसे अलग न किया जा सके

Inextricable meaning

Impossible to separate, disentangle, or escape from.

Synonyms: Inseparable, Entangled, Interwoven, Indissoluble

Antonyms: Separable, Detachable, Unconnected, Distinct

Example: Culture and language are inextricable parts of a community’s identity.

15 Reverent (adjective)

श्रद्धापूर्ण / आदरपूर्ण

Reverent meaning

Showing deep respect; feeling or expressing devotion and honor.

Synonyms: Respectful, Devout, Venerating, Worshipful

Antonyms: Irreverent, Disrespectful, Flippant, Contemptuous

Example: The audience remained reverent during the memorial ceremony.

16 Indemnify (verb)

क्षतिपूर्ति करना / क्षतिपूर्ति की गारंटी देना

Indemnify meaning

Compensate someone for loss or damage; protect someone against legal responsibility.

Synonyms: Compensate, Reimburse, Repay, Insure

Antonyms: Penalize, Charge, Withhold, Harm

Example: The company agreed to indemnify the customer for any financial loss caused by the defect.

17 Amortize (verb)

किस्तों में चुकाना / लागत को अवधि में बाँटना

Amortize meaning

Pay off a debt gradually over time through regular payments; spread the cost of an asset over a period.

Synonyms: Repay, Liquidate, Settle, Spread

Antonyms: Accumulate, Borrow, Increase, Inflate

Example: The firm decided to amortize the equipment cost over five years.

18 Promissory (adjective)

वचन-पत्र संबंधी / भुगतान का वादा करने वाला

Promissory meaning

Containing or implying a promise to pay or do something, especially in finance.

Synonyms: Assuring, Pledging, Obligatory, Committed

Antonyms: Nonbinding, Unpromising, Uncertain, Doubtful

Example: He signed a promissory note agreeing to repay the loan within six months.

19 Imperturbable (adjective)

अविचल / शांतचित्त

Imperturbable meaning

Not easily upset or disturbed; staying calm even in stressful situations.

Synonyms: Unflappable, Composed, Unshakeable, Stoic

Antonyms: Agitated, Anxious, Flustered, Disturbed

Example: Even during the crisis, the captain remained imperturbable and gave clear orders.

20 Unforgivingly (adverb)

निर्दयता से / कठोरता से / बिना माफी के

Unforgivingly meaning

In a harsh or strict way; without mercy, leniency, or forgiveness.

Synonyms: Harshly, Severely, Ruthlessly, Relentlessly

Antonyms: Leniently, Gently, Mercifully, Forgivingly

Example: The judge spoke unforgivingly about the repeated violations of the law.

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