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1 Visualize (verb)

मन में चित्र बनाना

Visualize meaning

Form a mental image of something; imagine or picture something clearly.

Synonyms: Imagine, Picture, Envision, Conceive

Antonyms: Ignore, Misunderstand, Overlook, Forget

Example: She tried to visualize her success before the interview.

2 Conceptualize (verb)

अवधारणा बनाना

Conceptualize meaning

Form an idea or concept of something in the mind.

Synonyms: Conceive, Imagine, Formulate, Envision

Antonyms: Misunderstand, Confuse, Ignore, Disregard

Example: The architect conceptualized a modern design for the building.

3 Groundbreaking (adjective)

क्रांतिकारी

Groundbreaking meaning

Very new and innovative; making an important change or discovery.

Synonyms: Innovative, Pioneering, Revolutionary, Original

Antonyms: Ordinary, Conventional, Traditional, Unoriginal

Example: The scientist made a groundbreaking discovery in medical research.

4 Transformative (adjective)

परिवर्तनकारी

Transformative meaning

Causing a major change or improvement.

Synonyms: Revolutionary, Reformative, Life-changing, Metamorphic

Antonyms: Minor, Ineffective, Unchanging, Superficial

Example: Education can have a transformative effect on society.

5 Phenomenal (adjective)

असाधारण

Phenomenal meaning

Very remarkable, impressive, or extraordinary.

Synonyms: Remarkable, Extraordinary, Exceptional, Amazing

Antonyms: Ordinary, Average, Commonplace, Unremarkable

Example: The player gave a phenomenal performance in the final match.

6 Exceptional (adjective)

असाधारण

Exceptional meaning

Unusually good; much better than average.

Synonyms: Outstanding, Excellent, Remarkable, Extraordinary

Antonyms: Ordinary, Average, Common, Mediocre

Example: She has exceptional talent in painting.

7 Extraordinary (adjective)

असाधारण

Extraordinary meaning

Very unusual, special, or remarkable.

Synonyms: Remarkable, Unusual, Exceptional, Amazing

Antonyms: Ordinary, Normal, Usual, Commonplace

Example: His extraordinary courage inspired everyone.

8 Splendid (adjective)

शानदार

Splendid meaning

Very impressive, beautiful, or excellent.

Synonyms: Magnificent, Grand, Excellent, Glorious

Antonyms: Dull, Poor, Plain, Mediocre

Example: We enjoyed a splendid view from the mountain top.

9 Breathtaking (adjective)

अत्यंत सुंदर

Breathtaking meaning

Extremely beautiful, exciting, or surprising.

Synonyms: Stunning, Astonishing, Magnificent, Spectacular

Antonyms: Unimpressive, Ordinary, Dull, Unremarkable

Example: The sunset over the lake was breathtaking.

10 Enchanting (adjective)

मोहक

Enchanting meaning

Very charming, attractive, or delightful.

Synonyms: Charming, Delightful, Captivating, Fascinating

Antonyms: Repulsive, Unattractive, Unpleasant, Unappealing

Example: The garden looked enchanting in the moonlight.

11 Normative (adjective)

मानक संबंधी

Normative meaning

Relating to rules, standards, or what is considered normal or acceptable.

Synonyms: Standard, Prescriptive, Regulatory, Conventional

Antonyms: Descriptive, Abnormal, Irregular, Unconventional

Example: The committee issued normative guidelines for ethical behaviour.

12 Prospective (adjective)

भावी

Prospective meaning

Expected or likely to happen in the future.

Synonyms: Future, Potential, Likely, Expected

Antonyms: Past, Former, Retrospective, Unlikely

Example: The college invited prospective students for an orientation session.

13 Restorative (noun/adjective)

पुनर्स्थापनात्मक

Restorative meaning

Helping to restore health, strength, or a previous condition.

Synonyms: Healing, Rehabilitative, Recuperative, Reviving

Antonyms: Harmful, Damaging, Destructive, Weakening

Example: Sleep has a restorative effect on the body and mind.

14 Outreach (noun/verb)

जनसंपर्क

Outreach meaning

An effort to reach and help people or provide services to them.

Synonyms: Contact, Assistance, Support, Engagement

Antonyms: Isolation, Withdrawal, Neglect, Separation

Example: The NGO started an outreach programme for rural children.

15 Renewable (noun/adjective)

नवीकरणीय

Renewable meaning

Capable of being replaced naturally or used again without being exhausted.

Synonyms: Sustainable, Replenishable, Reusable, Inexhaustible

Antonyms: Nonrenewable, Exhaustible, Depletable, Irreplaceable

Example: Solar energy is a renewable source of power.

16 Encryption (noun)

कूटलेखन

Encryption meaning

The process of converting information into a code to prevent unauthorized access.

Synonyms: Coding, Encoding, Ciphering, Cryptography

Antonyms: Decryption, Decoding, Plaintext, Disclosure

Example: Encryption protects personal data during online transactions.

17 Exponential (adjective)

घातीय

Exponential meaning

Increasing very rapidly.

Synonyms: Rapid, Accelerating, Multiplicative, Steep

Antonyms: Slow, Gradual, Linear, Declining

Example: The use of digital payments has shown exponential growth.

18 Explanatory (adjective)

व्याख्यात्मक

Explanatory meaning

Serving to explain or make something clear.

Synonyms: Clarifying, Descriptive, Interpretive, Illustrative

Antonyms: Confusing, Unclear, Obscure, Misleading

Example: The teacher gave explanatory notes after the lecture.

19 Static (noun/adjective)

स्थिर

Static meaning

Not moving, changing, or developing.

Synonyms: Fixed, Motionless, Stationary, Unchanging

Antonyms: Dynamic, Moving, Changing, Active

Example: The population remained static for several years.

20 Mainstream (noun/adjective/verb)

मुख्यधारा

Mainstream meaning

The ideas, activities, or opinions accepted by most people.

Synonyms: Conventional, Popular, Established, Dominant

Antonyms: Alternative, Marginal, Unconventional, Fringe

Example: The idea slowly became part of mainstream politics.

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