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1 Verve (noun)

जोश

Verve meaning

Energy, enthusiasm, and liveliness in doing something.

Synonyms: Enthusiasm, Vigor, Vitality, Spirit

Antonyms: Lethargy, Dullness, Apathy, Lifelessness

Example: She performed the dance with great verve and confidence.

2 Legion (noun)

बड़ी संख्या

Legion meaning

A very large number of people or things.

Synonyms: Multitude, Host, Horde, Throng

Antonyms: Few, Handful, Minority, Scarcity

Example: The leader had a legion of supporters across the country.

3 Revelation (noun)

प्रकटीकरण

Revelation meaning

The act of making something known that was hidden or secret.

Synonyms: Disclosure, Exposure, Unveiling, Discovery

Antonyms: Concealment, Secrecy, Suppression, Hiding

Example: The report brought a shocking revelation about the company.

4 Constancy (noun)

स्थिरता

Constancy meaning

The quality of being faithful, steady, and unchanging.

Synonyms: Steadfastness, Faithfulness, Stability, Loyalty

Antonyms: Inconstancy, Instability, Disloyalty, Changeability

Example: Her constancy in difficult times earned everyone’s respect.

5 Valor (noun)

वीरता

Valor meaning

Great courage, especially in danger or battle.

Synonyms: Courage, Bravery, Heroism, Gallantry

Antonyms: Cowardice, Fear, Timidity, Weakness

Example: The soldier was awarded for his valor on the battlefield.

6 Heritage (noun)

विरासत

Heritage meaning

Traditions, culture, property, or values passed down from earlier generations.

Synonyms: Legacy, Inheritance, Tradition, Patrimony

Antonyms: Loss, Disinheritance, Modernity, Abandonment

Example: Rajasthan has a rich cultural heritage of forts, music, and art.

7 Torment (noun/verb)

यातना देना

Torment meaning

Severe physical or mental suffering; to cause great pain or distress.

Synonyms: Agony, Torture, Misery, Distress

Antonyms: Comfort, Relief, Peace, Pleasure

Example: The memories of failure continued to torment him.

8 Void (noun/adjective)

खालीपन

Void meaning

An empty space; completely empty or lacking something.

Synonyms: Emptiness, Vacuum, Blank, Gap

Antonyms: Fullness, Presence, Substance, Occupancy

Example: His sudden departure left a void in the team.

9 Lineage (noun)

वंशावली

Lineage meaning

The line of descent or ancestry of a person, family, or group.

Synonyms: Ancestry, Descent, Pedigree, Family

Antonyms: Offspring, Descendant, Individual, Nonlineal

Example: The prince belonged to a noble lineage.

10 Exponent (noun)

प्रतिपादक

Exponent meaning

A person who supports, explains, or represents an idea; in mathematics, a number showing power.

Synonyms: Advocate, Supporter, Proponent, Champion

Antonyms: Opponent, Critic, Adversary, Detractor

Example: He was a strong exponent of social reform.

11 Haggle (verb)

मोल-भाव करना

Haggle meaning

Bargain or argue, especially about the price of something.

Synonyms: Bargain, Negotiate, Barter, Dicker

Antonyms: Accept, Agree, Comply, Concede

Example: She tried to haggle with the shopkeeper over the price of the bag.

12 Moxie (noun)

साहस

Moxie meaning

Courage, confidence, and determination.

Synonyms: Courage, Grit, Nerve, Determination

Antonyms: Timidity, Cowardice, Fearfulness, Weakness

Example: She showed great moxie while speaking in front of a large crowd.

13 Tome (noun)

बड़ी पुस्तक

Tome meaning

A large, heavy, and serious book.

Synonyms: Volume, Book, Work, Treatise

Antonyms: Pamphlet, Leaflet, Booklet, Brochure

Example: He carried a thick tome on ancient history.

14 Vista (noun)

सुंदर दृश्य

Vista meaning

A beautiful view, especially seen through a long narrow opening.

Synonyms: View, Panorama, Outlook, Prospect

Antonyms: Obstruction, Blockage, Concealment, Enclosure

Example: The hilltop offered a breathtaking vista of the valley.

15 Ethos (noun)

मूल मूल्य और भावना

Ethos meaning

The main beliefs, values, and spirit of a person, group, or culture.

Synonyms: Spirit, Character, Culture, Values

Antonyms: Immorality, Corruption, Disharmony, Degeneration

Example: Discipline and honesty are central to the ethos of this institution.

16 Flair (noun)

स्वाभाविक प्रतिभा

Flair meaning

A natural talent or stylish quality.

Synonyms: Talent, Skill, Style, Aptitude

Antonyms: Inability, Clumsiness, Awkwardness, Ineptitude

Example: She has a flair for writing powerful speeches.

17 Niche (noun)

उपयुक्त स्थान

Niche meaning

A suitable place, role, or position for someone or something.

Synonyms: Position, Role, Place, Specialty

Antonyms: Generality, Misfit, Unsuitability, Irrelevance

Example: He found his niche in digital marketing.

18 Gait (noun)

चाल

Gait meaning

A person’s manner or style of walking.

Synonyms: Walk, Stride, Pace, Step

Antonyms: Stillness, Halt, Immobility, Rest

Example: The soldier’s confident gait impressed everyone.

19 Quip (noun)

चतुर टिप्पणी

Quip meaning

A clever or witty remark.

Synonyms: Joke, Jest, Wisecrack, Remark

Antonyms: Praise, Seriousness, Flattery, Compliment

Example: His funny quip made the whole class laugh.

20 Lurk (verb)

छिपकर रहना

Lurk meaning

To stay hidden, usually while waiting secretly.

Synonyms: Hide, Sneak, Skulk, Loiter

Antonyms: Appear, Emerge, Reveal, Surface

Example: The thief continued to lurk behind the wall.

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