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1 Impoverish (verb)

दरिद्र बनाना

Impoverish meaning

Make (a person or area) poor; deprive of wealth or resources.

Synonyms: Deprive, Destitute, Bankrupt, Invalidate

Antonyms: Enrich, Prosper, Empower, Subsidize

Example: Years of drought can impoverish farming communities and force migration.

2 Euphoric (adjective)

अत्यानंदित

Euphoric meaning

Feeling intense happiness and excitement.

Synonyms: Elated, Jubilant, Ecstatic, Overjoyed

Antonyms: Depressed, Miserable, Despondent, Gloomy

Example: She felt euphoric after hearing the good news.

3 Ferment (verb)

किण्वित करना

Ferment meaning

Cause (a substance) to undergo fermentation; also, to stir up (trouble or unrest).

Synonyms: Brew, Leaven, Agitate, Incite

Antonyms: Calm, Soothe, Stabilize, Suppress

Example: Yeast helps ferment the sugar in the mixture, and rumors can ferment unrest in the town.

4 Fracture (verb)

अस्थिभंग करना

Fracture meaning

Break or crack (a bone or other hard material).

Synonyms: Break, Crack, Shatter, Splinter

Antonyms: Mend, Repair, Heal, Unite

Example: He fell badly and fractured his wrist during the match.

5 Outrage (noun)

क्रोध

Outrage meaning

A strong feeling of shock and anger; an act that causes such anger.

Synonyms: Indignation, Fury, Wrath, Anger

Antonyms: Calmness, Approval, Delight, Satisfaction

Example: The unfair decision caused public outrage across the city.

6 Encapsulate (verb)

संक्षेप में समेटना

Encapsulate meaning

Express the essential features of (something) in a brief way; enclose in a capsule.

Synonyms: Summarize, Condense, Enclose, Embody

Antonyms: Expand, Elaborate, Unfold, Disclose

Example: The chart encapsulates the entire report in just a few key numbers.

7 Illuminate (verb)

प्रकाशित करना

Illuminate meaning

Light up; make something clearer or easier to understand.

Synonyms: Light, Brighten, Clarify, Explain

Antonyms: Darken, Obscure, Confuse, Conceal

Example: The teacher used an example to illuminate the difficult concept.

8 Disperse (verb)

बिखेरना

Disperse meaning

Scatter; spread over a wide area; break up and go in different directions.

Synonyms: Scatter, Spread, Dissipate, Distribute

Antonyms: Gather, Collect, Assemble, Concentrate

Example: The police used a warning to disperse the crowd safely.

9 Satiate (verb)

तृप्त करना

Satiate meaning

Satisfy fully; fill to the point of excess.

Synonyms: Satisfy, Fulfill, Surfeit, Glut

Antonyms: Starve, Deprive, Crave, Want

Example: A heavy meal can quickly satiate your hunger for hours.

10 Relent (verb)

ढील देना

Relent meaning

Become less strict or severe; give in.

Synonyms: Yield, Give in, Ease, Soften

Antonyms: Persist, Resist, Insist, Harden

Example: After repeated requests, the manager finally relented and approved the leave.

11 Annihilate (verb)

विनाश करना

Annihilate meaning

Destroy completely; wipe out.

Synonyms: Destroy, Exterminate, Obliterate, Eradicate

Antonyms: Create, Preserve, Protect, Construct

Example: The army planned to annihilate the enemy base within hours.

12 Diplomatic (adjective)

कूटनीतिक

Diplomatic meaning

Having or showing skill in dealing with people politely and tactfully.

Synonyms: Tactful, Politic, Discreet, Courteous

Antonyms: Rude, Tactless, Blunt, Impolite

Example: She gave a diplomatic reply to avoid hurting anyone’s feelings.

13 Rigorous (adjective)

कठोर

Rigorous meaning

Extremely thorough, careful, and strict.

Synonyms: Strict, Thorough, Exacting, Stringent

Antonyms: Lenient, Relaxed, Easygoing, Careless

Example: The institute follows a rigorous training schedule for all recruits.

14 Infrastructure (noun)

अवसंरचना

Infrastructure meaning

The basic physical and organizational structures needed for a society or enterprise to function.

Synonyms: Framework, Foundation, Base, Support system

Antonyms: Disorganization, Chaos, Breakdown, Fragility

Example: Good infrastructure like roads and power supply boosts economic growth.

15 Philanthropic (adjective)

परोपकारी

Philanthropic meaning

Showing a desire to help others, especially by giving money to good causes.

Synonyms: Charitable, Benevolent, Altruistic, Generous

Antonyms: Selfish, Greedy, Stingy, Miserly

Example: The philanthropic businessman donated large sums to build schools and hospitals.

16 Sinister (adjective)

अशुभ

Sinister meaning

Giving the impression that something harmful or evil is happening or will happen.

Synonyms: Ominous, Menacing, Evil, Malicious

Antonyms: Benign, Harmless, Friendly, Auspicious

Example: There was a sinister smile on his face that made everyone uneasy.

17 Disciplinary (adjective)

अनुशासनात्मक

Disciplinary meaning

Related to punishment or correction for breaking rules; maintaining discipline.

Synonyms: Corrective, Punitive, Regulatory, Disciplinarian

Antonyms: Lenient, Permissive, Indulgent, Unregulated

Example: The school took disciplinary action against students who violated the rules.

18 Administrative (adjective)

प्रशासनिक

Administrative meaning

Related to managing, organizing, and running the affairs of an institution or government.

Synonyms: Managerial, Executive, Bureaucratic, Organizational

Antonyms: Chaotic, Disorganized, Unmanaged, Unsystematic

Example: She handles all administrative work, including records and official approvals.

19 Municipal (adjective)

नगरपालिका संबंधी

Municipal meaning

Related to a city or town and its local government.

Synonyms: Civic, Local, City, Town

Antonyms: National, Federal, Central, Provincial

Example: Municipal authorities repaired the damaged road after public complaints..

20 Audit (noun/verb)

लेखापरीक्षा

Audit meaning

An official inspection of accounts; to examine records carefully.

Synonyms: Examination, Inspection, Review, Verification

Antonyms: Neglect, Ignore, Overlook, Disregard

Example: The company hired an external firm to audit its financial statements.

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