1 Approachable (adjective)
मिलनसार
Friendly and easy to talk to.
Synonyms: Friendly, Accessible, Welcoming, Amiable
Antonyms: Unfriendly, Distant, Cold, Unapproachable
Example: The teacher is very approachable, so students freely ask questions.
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1 Approachable (adjective)
मिलनसार
Synonyms: Friendly, Accessible, Welcoming, Amiable
Antonyms: Unfriendly, Distant, Cold, Unapproachable
Example: The teacher is very approachable, so students freely ask questions.
2 Sorrowful (adjective)
दुखी
Synonyms: Sad, Grief-stricken, Mournful, Melancholy
Antonyms: Joyful, Cheerful, Happy, Glad
Example: She gave a sorrowful smile after hearing the bad news.
3 Rueful (adjective)
पछतावे से भरा
Synonyms: Regretful, Remorseful, Repentant, Sorry
Antonyms: Unrepentant, Shameless, Proud, Satisfied
Example: He gave a rueful look after realizing his mistake.
4 Stumble (verb)
लड़खड़ाना
Synonyms: Trip, Slip, Falter, Totter
Antonyms: Balance, Steady, Stabilize, Advance
Example: He stumbled on the stone but did not fall.
5 Roam (verb)
भटकना
Synonyms: Wander, Ramble, Rove, Stray
Antonyms: Stay, Remain, Settle, Halt
Example: The tourists roamed around the old city.
6 Construct (verb)
निर्माण करना
Synonyms: Build, Create, Erect, Form
Antonyms: Destroy, Demolish, Ruin, Dismantle
Example: The workers constructed a bridge over the river.
7 Barrier (noun)
बाधा
Synonyms: Obstacle, Blockade, Hurdle, Fence
Antonyms: Passage, Opening, Access, Gateway
Example: Language can become a barrier to communication.
8 Foundation (noun)
आधार
Synonyms: Base, Basis, Groundwork, Support
Antonyms: Top, Roof, Superstructure, Surface
Example: A strong foundation is necessary for a tall building.
9 Horrific (adjective)
भयानक
Synonyms: Terrible, Frightful, Dreadful, Appalling
Antonyms: Pleasant, Delightful, Comforting, Wonderful
Example: The village witnessed a horrific accident last night.
10 Sensible (adjective)
समझदार
Synonyms: Wise, Practical, Reasonable, Judicious
Antonyms: Foolish, Senseless, Irrational, Unwise
Example: It is sensible to save money for emergencies.
11 Hollow (adjective)
खोखला
Synonyms: Empty, Vacant, Void, Sunken
Antonyms: Solid, Full, Filled, Complete
Example: The old tree was hollow from inside.
12 Embrace (verb)
अपनाना / गले लगाना
Synonyms: Accept, Adopt, Hug, Welcome
Antonyms: Reject, Refuse, Avoid, Abandon
Example: She decided to embrace the new changes in her life.
13 Tactic (noun)
रणनीति / युक्ति
Synonyms: Strategy, Plan, Method, Approach
Antonyms: Carelessness, Disorder, Ignorance, Imprudence
Example: The coach used a clever tactic to win the match.
14 Ridicule (noun/verb)
उपहास करना / मजाक उड़ाना
Synonyms: Mockery, Taunt, Derision, Teasing
Antonyms: Praise, Respect, Admiration, Approval
Example: We should never ridicule someone for their mistakes.
15 Complain (verb)
शिकायत करना
Synonyms: Protest, Grumble, Object, Lament
Antonyms: Praise, Approve, Appreciate, Accept
Example: The students complained about the poor facilities.
16 Terrify (verb)
भयभीत करना
Synonyms: Frighten, Scare, Alarm, Horrify
Antonyms: Comfort, Calm, Reassure, Encourage
Example: The loud explosion terrified the villagers.
17 Consume (verb)
उपभोग करना / खपत करना
Synonyms: Use, Eat, Devour, Spend
Antonyms: Save, Preserve, Conserve, Produce
Example: This machine consumes a lot of electricity.
18 Obvious (adjective)
स्पष्ट
Synonyms: Clear, Evident, Apparent, Plain
Antonyms: Hidden, Unclear, Doubtful, Ambiguous
Example: It was obvious that he was telling the truth.
19 Pitiless (adjective)
निर्दयी
Synonyms: Merciless, Cruel, Ruthless, Heartless
Antonyms: Kind, Merciful, Compassionate, Sympathetic
Example: The pitiless ruler punished innocent people.
20 Struggle (noun/verb)
संघर्ष करना / संघर्ष
Synonyms: Fight, Effort, Battle, Endeavor
Antonyms: Ease, Peace, Surrender, Idleness
Example: He had to struggle hard to achieve success.
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