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1 Superstitious (adjective)

अंधविश्वासी

Superstitious meaning

Believing in magic, luck, signs, or supernatural forces without scientific reason.

Synonyms: Irrational, Credulous, Gullible, Fearful

Antonyms: Rational, Logical, Scientific, Skeptical

Example: He is superstitious and never starts a journey on Friday.

2 Miraculous (adjective)

चमत्कारी

Miraculous meaning

Very surprising, wonderful, and difficult to believe, often seeming to happen by divine or supernatural power.

Synonyms: Wonderful, Marvelous, Extraordinary, Supernatural

Antonyms: Ordinary, Natural, Common, Normal

Example: The child made a miraculous recovery after the accident.

3 Equivalent (adjective)

समतुल्य

Equivalent meaning

Equal in value, amount, meaning, importance, or effect.

Synonyms: Equal, Comparable, Corresponding, Similar

Antonyms: Unequal, Different, Dissimilar, Opposite

Example: One dollar is not equivalent to one rupee.

4 Applicable (adjective)

लागू

Applicable meaning

Relevant or suitable to a particular situation, rule, or purpose.

Synonyms: Relevant, Suitable, Appropriate, Pertinent

Antonyms: Irrelevant, Unsuitable, Inappropriate, Inapplicable

Example: These rules are applicable to all students.

5 Profitable (adjective)

लाभदायक

Profitable meaning

Producing profit, gain, or benefit.

Synonyms: Lucrative, Gainful, Beneficial, Rewarding

Antonyms: Unprofitable, Loss-making, Useless, Unrewarding

Example: Farming became profitable after the use of modern irrigation techniques.

6 Synonymous (adjective)

समानार्थी

Synonymous meaning

Having the same or nearly the same meaning as another word or expression.

Synonyms: Similar, Equivalent, Interchangeable, Corresponding

Antonyms: Different, Dissimilar, Opposite, Unrelated

Example: The word big is synonymous with large.

7 Conservative (adjective)

रूढ़िवादी

Conservative meaning

Holding traditional ideas and being cautious about change.

Synonyms: Traditional, Conventional, Orthodox, Cautious

Antonyms: Liberal, Progressive, Radical, Unconventional

Example: His conservative views made him oppose sudden changes in society.

8 Democracy (noun)

लोकतंत्र

Democracy meaning

A system of government in which people choose their leaders by voting.

Synonyms: Self-government, Republic, Popular Government, Representative Government

Antonyms: Dictatorship, Autocracy, Tyranny, Authoritarianism

Example: Democracy gives citizens the right to elect their representatives.

9 Exhibition (noun)

प्रदर्शनी

Exhibition meaning

A public display of art, products, skills, or objects for people to see.

Synonyms: Display, Show, Presentation, Exposition

Antonyms: Concealment, Hiding, Secrecy, Covering

Example: The school organized an exhibition of science models.

10 Elegance (noun)

लालित्य

Elegance meaning

The quality of being graceful, stylish, and attractive in appearance, manner, or design.

Synonyms: Grace, Refinement, Sophistication, Style

Antonyms: Clumsiness, Awkwardness, Inelegance, Crudeness

Example: Her elegance made her stand out at the function.

11 Extensive (adjective)

व्यापक, विस्तृत

Extensive meaning

Covering a large area, amount, or range.

Synonyms: Comprehensive, Wide-ranging, Expansive, Far-reaching

Antonyms: Limited, Narrow, Restricted, Small-scale

Example: The company carried out extensive research before launching the new product.

12 Aggressive (adjective)

आक्रामक

Aggressive meaning

Ready or likely to attack, argue, or behave forcefully.

Synonyms: Hostile, Forceful, Assertive, Combative

Antonyms: Peaceful, Gentle, Calm, Passive

Example: His aggressive behavior made everyone uncomfortable during the meeting.

13 Progressive (adjective)

प्रगतिशील

Progressive meaning

Favoring new ideas, social reform, and gradual improvement.

Synonyms: Forward-looking, Reformist, Advanced, Modern

Antonyms: Conservative, Traditional, Reactionary, Regressive

Example: A progressive leader supports reforms that improve society.

14 Successive (adjective)

लगातार, क्रमिक

Successive meaning

Following one after another in a series.

Synonyms: Consecutive, Sequential, Serial, Continuous

Antonyms: Intermittent, Discontinuous, Nonconsecutive, Sporadic

Example: The team won three successive matches in the tournament.

15 Systematic (adjective)

व्यवस्थित, क्रमबद्ध

Systematic meaning

Done according to a fixed plan, method, or organized system.

Synonyms: Methodical, Organized, Orderly, Structured

Antonyms: Disorganized, Chaotic, Random, Unsystematic

Example: She made a systematic plan to complete her syllabus on time.

16 Patriotic (adjective)

देशभक्तिपूर्ण

Patriotic meaning

Having or showing love, loyalty, and support for one’s country.

Synonyms: Nationalistic, Loyal, Devoted, Dutiful

Antonyms: Unpatriotic, Disloyal, Treacherous, Traitorous

Example: The soldiers showed patriotic courage while protecting the nation.

17 Apologetic (adjective)

क्षमाप्रार्थी, खेद व्यक्त करने वाला

Apologetic meaning

Showing or expressing regret for doing something wrong.

Synonyms: Remorseful, Regretful, Repentant, Contrite

Antonyms: Unapologetic, Defiant, Unrepentant, Remorseless

Example: He sounded apologetic after realizing his mistake.

18 Offensive (adjective)

आपत्तिजनक, अपमानजनक, आक्रामक

Offensive meaning

Causing someone to feel hurt, angry, or insulted; also related to attacking.

Synonyms: Insulting, Abusive, Rude, Aggressive

Antonyms: Respectful, Polite, Courteous, Defensive

Example: His offensive remarks hurt the feelings of many people.

19 Defensive (adjective)

रक्षात्मक

Defensive meaning

Used or intended to protect against attack, criticism, or danger.

Synonyms: Protective, Guarded, Shielding, Self-protective

Antonyms: Offensive, Aggressive, Attacking, Unprotected

Example: He became defensive when people questioned his decision.

20 Massive (adjective)

विशाल, भारी

Massive meaning

Very large, heavy, or solid.

Synonyms: Huge, Enormous, Gigantic, Immense

Antonyms: Tiny, Small, Slight, Minute

Example: The earthquake caused massive damage to buildings and roads.

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