1 Champion (noun)
विजेता; समर्थक
A person who wins a competition or strongly supports a cause.
Synonyms: Winner, Victor, Advocate, Defender
Antonyms: Loser, Opponent, Critic, Rival
Example: She became the national champion in chess.
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1 Champion (noun)
विजेता; समर्थक
Synonyms: Winner, Victor, Advocate, Defender
Antonyms: Loser, Opponent, Critic, Rival
Example: She became the national champion in chess.
2 Evident (adjective)
स्पष्ट
Synonyms: Clear, Obvious, Apparent, Manifest
Antonyms: Hidden, Unclear, Doubtful, Obscure
Example: It was evident from his smile that he was happy.
3 Jolt (noun/verb)
झटका; झटका देना
Synonyms: Shake, Shock, Jar, Bump
Antonyms: Calm, Soothe, Steady, Stabilize
Example: The bus stopped suddenly and gave everyone a jolt.
4 Gadget (noun)
छोटा उपयोगी उपकरण
Synonyms: Device, Tool, Appliance, Instrument
Antonyms: Manual Method, Handwork, Non-device, Traditional Tool
Example: This kitchen gadget saves a lot of time.
5 Boredom (noun)
ऊब
Synonyms: Dullness, Tedium, Monotony, Weariness
Antonyms: Interest, Excitement, Enjoyment, Amusement
Example: He watched a movie to escape boredom.
6 Youthful (adjective)
युवावस्था जैसा; युवा-सा
Synonyms: Young, Energetic, Lively, Fresh
Antonyms: Old, Aged, Elderly, Mature
Example: Her youthful energy impressed everyone.
7 Precious (adjective)
बहुमूल्य; प्रिय
Synonyms: Valuable, Costly, Cherished, Treasured
Antonyms: Worthless, Cheap, Common, Unimportant
Example: Time is more precious than money.
8 Enamor (verb)
मोहित करना
Synonyms: Charm, Captivate, Fascinate, Attract
Antonyms: Repel, Disgust, Bore, Disenchant
Example: The beauty of the valley enamored the travelers.
9 Accustom (verb)
अभ्यस्त करना
Synonyms: Familiarize, Habituate, Adapt, Acclimate
Antonyms: Disaccustom, Unfamiliarize, Alienate, Estrange
Example: You must accustom yourself to waking up early.
10 Slang (noun)
अनौपचारिक भाषा
Synonyms: Informal Language, Colloquialism, Jargon, Vernacular
Antonyms: Formal Language, Standard Language, Literary Language, Proper Speech
Example: Teenagers often use slang while chatting.
11 Imitate (verb)
नकल करना
Synonyms: Copy, Mimic, Mirror, Emulate
Antonyms: Originate, Invent, Create, Ignore
Example: Children often imitate their parents’ habits.
12 Identical (adjective)
बिल्कुल समान
Synonyms: Same, Equal, Matching, Indistinguishable
Antonyms: Different, Unlike, Distinct, Dissimilar
Example: The twins wore identical dresses.
13 Aroma (noun)
सुगंध
Synonyms: Fragrance, Scent, Perfume, Odor
Antonyms: Stench, Foulness, Malodor, Reek
Example: The aroma of fresh coffee filled the room.
14 Confess (verb)
स्वीकार करना
Synonyms: Admit, Acknowledge, Reveal, Disclose
Antonyms: Deny, Hide, Conceal, Suppress
Example: He confessed his mistake in front of everyone.
15 Distract (verb)
ध्यान भटकाना
Synonyms: Divert, Disturb, Sidetrack, Confuse
Antonyms: Focus, Concentrate, Attend, Heed
Example: Loud music can distract students while studying.
16 Equip (verb)
सुसज्जित करना
Synonyms: Furnish, Supply, Provide, Outfit
Antonyms: Deprive, Strip, Disarm, Divest
Example: The school equipped students with modern computers.
17 Guarantee (verb)
गारंटी देना
Synonyms: Assure, Promise, Warrant, Secure
Antonyms: Disclaim, Deny, Refuse, Revoke
Example: The company guarantees the quality of its products.
18 Fluid (adjective)
तरल
Synonyms: Liquid, Flowing, Smooth, Changeable
Antonyms: Solid, Rigid, Fixed, Stiff
Example: Water is a fluid substance.
19 Chorus (noun)
समूहगान
Synonyms: Choir, Refrain, Ensemble, Chant
Antonyms: Solo, Silence, Individual, Monologue
Example: The chorus sang beautifully at the concert.
20 Debris (noun)
मलबा
Synonyms: Wreckage, Rubble, Remains, Fragments
Antonyms: Cleanliness, Order, Tidiness, Wholeness
Example: The road was blocked by debris after the storm.
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