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1 Fungible (adjective)

विनिमेय

Fungible meaning

Capable of being replaced by another identical item; interchangeable.

Synonyms: Interchangeable, Exchangeable, Equivalent, Substitutable

Antonyms: Unique, Distinct, Irreplaceable, Non-interchangeable

Example: Currency notes are fungible because one note can be exchanged for another of the same value.

2 Autarky (noun)

आत्मनिर्भरता

Autarky meaning

Economic independence or self-sufficiency of a country.

Synonyms: Self-sufficiency, Independence, Self-reliance, Autonomy

Antonyms: Dependence, Reliance, Interdependence, Subordination

Example: The country adopted a policy of autarky to reduce its dependence on foreign imports.

3 Suzerainty (noun)

अधिराज्यत्व

Suzerainty meaning

The position or power of a dominant state that controls another state’s foreign affairs while allowing it internal autonomy.

Synonyms: Overlordship, Supremacy, Dominion, Sovereignty

Antonyms: Independence, Autonomy, Freedom, Self-rule

Example: Under British suzerainty, some princely states retained internal administration but lost control over external affairs.

4 Unsullied (adjective)

निर्मल

Unsullied meaning

Not spoiled, stained, or made impure; pure and spotless.

Synonyms: Pure, Spotless, Immaculate, Unblemished

Antonyms: Tainted, Dirty, Impure, Corrupted

Example: She maintained an unsullied reputation throughout her career.

5 Unflagging (adjective)

अविराम

Unflagging meaning

Not weakening or losing strength, energy, or enthusiasm.

Synonyms: Tireless, Relentless, Persistent, Unwavering

Antonyms: Weakening, Tiring, Fading, Hesitant

Example: She showed unflagging determination in completing the difficult project.

6 Kleptocracy (noun)

भ्रष्ट लूटतंत्र

Kleptocracy meaning

A government or state in which those in power exploit national resources and steal for personal gain.

Synonyms: Corruption, Plunder, Misrule, Graft

Antonyms: Integrity, Honesty, Justice, Transparency

Example: The nation suffered under a kleptocracy where public money was regularly diverted by corrupt leaders.

7 Imponderable (adjective)

अमाप्य / अगणनीय

Imponderable meaning

Difficult or impossible to estimate, assess, or understand fully.

Synonyms: Unfathomable, Incalculable, Indefinable, Unmeasurable

Antonyms: Measurable, Definite, Knowable, Clear

Example: The long-term impact of the decision was still imponderable at that stage.

8 Windfall (noun)

अप्रत्याशित लाभ

Windfall meaning

A sudden and unexpected gain, especially money or good fortune.

Synonyms: Bonanza, Jackpot, Blessing, Profit

Antonyms: Loss, Misfortune, Setback, Debt

Example: He received a huge windfall after selling his old land at a very high price.

9 Pittance (noun)

अत्यल्प धनराशि

Pittance meaning

A very small or inadequate amount of money.

Synonyms: Trifle, Peanuts, Meagre sum, Paltry amount

Antonyms: Fortune, Bonanza, Wealth, Plenty

Example: He worked all month for a mere pittance that could hardly support his family.

10 Ambulatory (adjective)

चलने-फिरने योग्य

Ambulatory meaning

Able to walk; relating to moving about or walking.

Synonyms: Mobile, Walking, Moveable, Roaming

Antonyms: Immobile, Bedridden, Stationary, Inactive

Example: After the surgery, the patient was ambulatory within two days.

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