Daily Vocabulary – older days, page 13

Thursday, 7 May 2026

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1 Actuary (noun)

Actuary - A professional who calculates financial risks, especially in insurance and pension plans, using mathematics and statistics. (बीमा और पेंशन योजनाओं में वित्तीय जोखिमों की गणना करने वाला विशेषज्ञ)

A professional who calculates financial risks, especially in insurance and pension plans, using mathematics and statistics. (बीमा और पेंशन योजनाओं में वित्तीय जोखिमों की गणना करने वाला विशेषज्ञ)

Synonyms: Risk analyst, Insurance statistician, Financial analyst, Pension analyst

Antonyms: Gambler, Speculator, Risk-taker, Non-specialist

Example: The actuary calculated the company’s future pension liabilities.

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2 Rapporteur (noun)

A person appointed to prepare reports or summaries of meetings, discussions, or proceedings. (प्रतिवेदक)

Synonyms: Reporter, Recorder, Secretary, Chronicler

Antonyms: Listener, Attendee, Audience, Observer

Example: The committee appointed a rapporteur to summarize the main points of the discussion.

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3 Intangible (adjective)

Something that cannot be touched or physically measured, but can be felt or understood. (अमूर्त, अस्पृश्य)

Synonyms: Impalpable, Abstract, Untouchable, Incorporeal

Antonyms: Tangible, Concrete, Physical, Material

Example: Trust is an intangible quality that is very important in any relationship.

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4 Immure (verb)

To enclose or imprison someone within walls or a confined place. (दीवारों या बंद स्थान में कैद करना)

Synonyms: Imprison, Confine, Enclose, Incarcerate

Antonyms: Release, Free, Liberate, Emancipate

Example: The prisoner was immured in a dark cell for many years.

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5 Hobnob (verb)

To spend time and talk in a friendly way with someone, especially with important or influential people. (मित्रतापूर्वक मेलजोल करना)

Synonyms: Socialize, Mingle, Fraternize, Associate

Antonyms: Avoid, Shun, Ignore, Alienate

Example: The young businessman got a chance to hobnob with several industry leaders at the conference.

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6 Dissimulate (verb)

To hide or disguise one’s true feelings, thoughts, or intentions. (छिपाना या भेष बदलना)

Synonyms: Conceal, Disguise, Feign, Mask

Antonyms: Reveal, Expose, Disclose, Unmask

Example: He tried to dissimulate his fear during the interview.

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7 Confidant (noun)

A trusted person with whom one shares private matters or secrets. (विश्वसनीय व्यक्ति)

Synonyms: Adviser, Companion, Intimate, Trusted friend

Antonyms: Stranger, Enemy, Opponent, Betrayer

Example: She regarded her elder sister as her closest confidant.

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8 Cipher (noun)

A secret way of writing a message in code. (गुप्त संकेत-लिपि)

Synonyms: Code, Cryptogram, Encryption, Secret writing

Antonyms: Plaintext, Clear text, Plain language, Decoded message

Example: The spy sent the important information in a cipher.

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9 Bestial (adjective)

Like an animal; cruel, violent, or lacking human feelings. (पशुवत, क्रूर)

Synonyms: Brutal, Savage, Animalistic, Ferocious

Antonyms: Humane, Civilized, Gentle, Kind

Example: The bestial attack shocked the entire village.

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10 Autodidact (noun)

A person who teaches himself or herself without formal instruction. (स्वशिक्षित व्यक्ति)

Synonyms: Self-learner, Self-taught person, Independent learner, Self-educator

Antonyms: Pupil, Trainee, Apprentice, Dependent learner

Example: He became an autodidact by reading books and learning new skills on his own.

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11 Roadmap (noun)

A detailed plan or strategy that shows the steps needed to achieve a goal. (कार्ययोजना)

Synonyms: Plan, Strategy, Blueprint, Framework

Antonyms: Confusion, Disorder, Disorganization, Aimlessness

Example: The government prepared a roadmap for improving digital education in rural areas.

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12 Guideline (noun)

A general rule, principle, or instruction that tells how something should be done. (दिशानिर्देश)

Synonyms: Direction, Instruction, Rule, Recommendation

Antonyms: Misdirection, Confusion, Disorder, Disorganization

Example: The school issued new guidelines for the annual examination.

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13 Privatize (verb)

Privatize - To transfer ownership or control of a business, industry, or service from the government to private individuals or companies. (निजीकरण करना)

To transfer ownership or control of a business, industry, or service from the government to private individuals or companies. (निजीकरण करना)

Synonyms: Commercialize, Denationalize, Deregulate, Liberalize

Antonyms: Nationalize, Socialize, Regulate, Publicize

Example: The government decided to privatize several state-owned companies to improve efficiency.

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14 Indicator (noun)

A sign, measure, or signal that shows the condition or level of something. (संकेतक)

Synonyms: Sign, Signal, Measure, Index

Antonyms: Concealer, Distractor, Misdirector, Obscurer

Example: Literacy rate is an important indicator of social development.

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15 Resistance (noun)

The act of opposing or refusing to accept something. (प्रतिरोध)

Synonyms: Opposition, Defiance, Obstruction, Rebellion

Antonyms: Acceptance, Compliance, Submission, Support

Example: The villagers showed strong resistance against the construction of the factory.

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16 Hurdle (noun)

A difficulty or obstacle that must be overcome. (बाधा)

Synonyms: Obstacle, Barrier, Difficulty, Hindrance

Antonyms: Aid, Assistance, Advantage, Support

Example: Lack of funds was the biggest hurdle in completing the project.

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17 Slump (verb)

To fall or decrease suddenly and sharply. (अचानक और तेजी से गिरना)

Synonyms: Decline, Drop, Plunge, Fall

Antonyms: Rise, Increase, Improve, Recover

Example: The company’s sales began to slump after the new competitor entered the market.

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18 Endanger (verb)

To put someone or something at risk or in danger. (खतरे में डालना)

Synonyms: Imperil, Jeopardize, Threaten, Risk

Antonyms: Protect, Safeguard, Secure, Preserve

Example: Cutting down forests can endanger many wild animals.

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19 Navigate (verb)

To find or direct the way through a place, route, or situation. (मार्ग ढूँढना या मार्गदर्शन करना)

Synonyms: Steer, Guide, Direct, Pilot

Antonyms: Misguide, Misdirect, Confuse, Mislead

Example: The captain had to navigate the ship through the stormy sea.

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20 Skyrocket (verb)

To increase very quickly and suddenly. (बहुत तेजी से बढ़ना)

Synonyms: Soar, Surge, Escalate, Rise

Antonyms: Plummet, Decline, Drop, Decrease

Example: The prices of vegetables began to skyrocket after the heavy rainfall.

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Wednesday, 6 May 2026

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1 Grasp (verb/noun)

To hold something firmly; to understand something clearly. (मजबूती से पकड़ना / समझना)

Synonyms: Grip, Clutch, Seize, Understand

Antonyms: Release, Drop, Misunderstand, Miss

Example: He could not grasp the meaning of the difficult passage at first.

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2 Cringe (verb)

To shrink back in fear, embarrassment, or discomfort. (सिकुड़ना / शर्मिंदगी महसूस करना)

Synonyms: Flinch, Recoil, Shrink, Cower

Antonyms: Confront, Face, Advance, Endure

Example: She began to cringe when she remembered her awkward mistake on stage.

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3 Seize (verb)

To take hold of something suddenly and forcefully; to capture or take control of something. (पकड़ लेना / जब्त करना)

Synonyms: Grab, Capture, Snatch, Confiscate

Antonyms: Release, Free, Surrender, Give

Example: The police tried to seize the illegal goods from the warehouse.

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4 Deceit (noun)

Dishonest behaviour intended to make someone believe something false. (छल / धोखा)

Synonyms: Deception, Fraud, Trickery, Dishonesty

Antonyms: Honesty, Truthfulness, Sincerity, Integrity

Example: His deceit was discovered when the documents proved he had lied.

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5 Climax (noun)

The most intense, exciting, or important point of something. (चरम बिंदु / पराकाष्ठा)

Synonyms: Peak, Pinnacle, Height, Culmination

Antonyms: Beginning, Start, Anticlimax, Low Point

Example: The story reached its climax when the hero finally faced the villain.

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6 Wrench (verb/noun)

To pull or twist something suddenly and violently; a tool used for gripping and turning objects. (झटका देकर मोड़ना / पाना)

Synonyms: Twist, Pull, Yank, Tug

Antonyms: Push, Release, Loosen, Straighten

Example: He tried to wrench the door open with all his strength.

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7 Wreak (verb)

To cause a lot of damage, harm, or trouble. (भारी नुकसान पहुँचाना)

Synonyms: Cause, Inflict, Create, Unleash

Antonyms: Prevent, Repair, Restore, Protect

Example: The storm wreaked havoc across the coastal villages.

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8 Murky (adjective)

Dark, cloudy, or unclear; difficult to understand. (धुंधला / अस्पष्ट)

Synonyms: Cloudy, Gloomy, Unclear, Obscure

Antonyms: Clear, Bright, Transparent, Lucid

Example: The river water looked murky after the heavy rain.

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9 Parasite (noun)

An organism or person that lives on or depends on another and takes benefit, often causing harm. (परजीवी / शोषक व्यक्ति)

Synonyms: Leech, Sponger, Freeloader, Exploiter

Antonyms: Benefactor, Contributor, Supporter, Provider

Example: A tick is a parasite that feeds on the blood of animals.

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10 Venomous (adjective)

Poisonous or full of hatred and malice. (विषैला / द्वेषपूर्ण)

Synonyms: Poisonous, Toxic, Malicious, Spiteful

Antonyms: Harmless, Nonpoisonous, Kind, Benevolent

Example: The cobra is a venomous snake, and its bite can be dangerous.

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11 Wayfarer (noun)

A person who travels on foot from place to place. (पैदल यात्री)

Synonyms: Traveler, Wanderer, Pedestrian, Voyager

Antonyms: Resident, Settler, Native, Inhabitant

Example: The tired wayfarer stopped near a tree to rest.

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12 Deportation (noun)

The act of forcing a person to leave a country, usually because they have no legal right to stay there. (निर्वासन)

Synonyms: Expulsion, Exile, Banishment, Removal

Antonyms: Admission, Immigration, Naturalization, Acceptance

Example: The court ordered his deportation after his visa expired.

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13 Plod (verb)

To walk slowly and heavily, usually because of tiredness or difficulty. (धीरे-धीरे भारी कदमों से चलना)

Synonyms: Trudge, Lumber, Stump, Traipse

Antonyms: Sprint, Dash, Hurry, Race

Example: The workers had to plod through the muddy field after the rain.

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14 Amble (verb)

To walk slowly and in a relaxed manner. (धीरे-धीरे टहलना)

Synonyms: Stroll, Saunter, Wander, Ramble

Antonyms: Hurry, Rush, Sprint, Dash

Example: They decided to amble through the garden after dinner.

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15 Balmy (adjective)

Pleasantly warm and gentle, especially of weather. (सुहावना और हल्का गर्म)

Synonyms: Mild, Pleasant, Gentle, Soothing

Antonyms: Harsh, Cold, Chilly, Unpleasant

Example: We enjoyed a walk in the balmy evening air.

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16 Sultry (adjective)

Very hot and humid; also showing strong emotion or passion. (उमस भरा / भावुक)

Synonyms: Humid, Sweltering, Hot, Passionate

Antonyms: Cool, Fresh, Dry, Chilly

Example: The sultry weather made everyone feel tired and uncomfortable.

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17 Frigid (adjective)

Extremely cold; also emotionally cold or unfriendly. (अत्यधिक ठंडा / भावहीन)

Synonyms: Icy, Freezing, Frosty, Chilly

Antonyms: Warm, Hot, Friendly, Passionate

Example: The explorers found it difficult to survive in the frigid climate.

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18 Idealistic (adjective)

Idealistic - Believing in or pursuing high moral principles, noble ideas, or perfect standards, often without considering practical difficulties. (आदर्शवादी)

Believing in or pursuing high moral principles, noble ideas, or perfect standards, often without considering practical difficulties. (आदर्शवादी)

Synonyms: Visionary, Noble-minded, Principled, Utopian

Antonyms: Realistic, Practical, Pragmatic, Cynical

Example: His idealistic approach made him believe that honesty could solve every problem.

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19 Unrehearsed (adjective)

Not practiced or prepared before being performed or spoken. (बिना अभ्यास किया हुआ)

Synonyms: Impromptu, Spontaneous, Extemporaneous, Improvised

Antonyms: Rehearsed, Practiced, Prepared, Planned

Example: His unrehearsed speech impressed everyone with its honesty.

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20 Convulsion (noun)

A sudden, violent, involuntary contraction or shaking of the body muscles. (ऐंठन / दौरा)

Synonyms: Spasm, Seizure, Fit, Paroxysm

Antonyms: Relaxation, Calmness, Stillness, Stability

Example: The child had a convulsion during a high fever.

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Tuesday, 5 May 2026

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1 Inapposite (adjective)

Not suitable, relevant, or appropriate in a particular situation. (अनुपयुक्त या अप्रासंगिक)

Synonyms: Irrelevant, Unsuitable, Inappropriate, Improper

Antonyms: Relevant, Suitable, Appropriate, Apt

Example: His inapposite remarks during the serious meeting offended many people.

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2 Senescence (noun)

Senescence - The process of growing old or ageing, especially the gradual decline of physical or biological functions. (वृद्धावस्था की ओर बढ़ने की प्रक्रिया)

The process of growing old or ageing, especially the gradual decline of physical or biological functions. (वृद्धावस्था की ओर बढ़ने की प्रक्रिया)

Synonyms: Ageing, Decline, Deterioration, Maturation

Antonyms: Youth, Rejuvenation, Renewal, Juvenescence

Example: Senescence is a natural biological process that affects all living organisms.

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3 Acidulous (adjective)

Slightly sour in taste or sharp and harsh in manner. (हल्का खट्टा या तीखा)

Synonyms: Sour, Tart, Sharp, Acerbic

Antonyms: Sweet, Bland, Mild, Pleasant

Example: The fruit had an acidulous taste that made everyone pucker.

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4 Litotes (noun)

Litotes - A figure of speech in which something is expressed by denying its opposite, often to create understatement. (विपरीत बात का निषेध करके कही गई अलंकारिक अभिव्यक्ति)

A figure of speech in which something is expressed by denying its opposite, often to create understatement. (विपरीत बात का निषेध करके कही गई अलंकारिक अभिव्यक्ति)

Synonyms: Understatement, Meiosis, Irony, Restraint

Antonyms: Hyperbole, Exaggeration, Overstatement, Amplification

Example: Saying not bad to mean good is a common example of litotes.

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5 Tutelary (adjective)

Serving as a guardian, protector, or guide. (संरक्षक या रक्षक के रूप में कार्य करने वाला)

Synonyms: Protective, Guardian, Custodial, Patronal

Antonyms: Harmful, Destructive, Neglectful, Unprotective

Example: The villagers believed that the temple deity was their tutelary protector.

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6 Raillery (noun)

Light, playful teasing or joking. (हल्का-फुल्का मजाक या चिढ़ाना)

Synonyms: Banter, Teasing, Chaff, Persiflage

Antonyms: Flattery, Praise, Seriousness, Respect

Example: Their friendly raillery made the long journey more enjoyable.

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7 Ribald (adjective)

Referring to sexual matters in a rude but humorous way. (अश्लील और मजाकिया)

Synonyms: Vulgar, Bawdy, Indecent, Obscene

Antonyms: Decent, Refined, Modest, Proper

Example: The comedian was criticized for his ribald jokes during the show.

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8 Impalpable (adjective)

Difficult or impossible to feel by touch; not easily understood or perceived. (स्पर्श से महसूस न होने वाला या आसानी से समझ में न आने वाला)

Synonyms: Intangible, Imperceptible, Elusive, Insubstantial

Antonyms: Tangible, Perceptible, Concrete, Palpable

Example: There was an impalpable sense of fear in the empty hallway.

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9 Arriviste (noun)

Arriviste - A person who has recently gained wealth, power, or high social position but is considered lacking in proper manners or social respectability. (नवधनाढ्य या नया सामाजिक प्रतिष्ठा प्राप्त व्यक्ति)

A person who has recently gained wealth, power, or high social position but is considered lacking in proper manners or social respectability. (नवधनाढ्य या नया सामाजिक प्रतिष्ठा प्राप्त व्यक्ति)

Synonyms: Upstart, Parvenu, Social climber, Nouveau riche

Antonyms: Aristocrat, Patrician, Noble, Old-money person

Example: The arriviste tried to impress everyone at the party with his expensive car and designer clothes.

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10 Equable (adjective)

Calm, steady, and not easily disturbed; not changing suddenly or greatly. (शांत, संतुलित और स्थिर)

Synonyms: Calm, Steady, Balanced, Even-tempered

Antonyms: Erratic, Volatile, Irritable, Uneven

Example: His equable temperament made him a good leader during stressful situations.

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11 Unmitigated (adjective)

Complete and total, usually used for something bad or unpleasant. (पूर्ण और निरपेक्ष)

Synonyms: Absolute, Complete, Total, Unqualified

Antonyms: Limited, Partial, Moderate, Qualified

Example: The project turned out to be an unmitigated disaster.

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12 Overrule (verb)

To reject or change a decision, objection, or opinion by using higher authority. (निर्णय या आपत्ति को उच्च अधिकार से अस्वीकार करना)

Synonyms: Reject, Overturn, Annul, Disallow

Antonyms: Uphold, Approve, Allow, Sustain

Example: The judge decided to overrule the lawyer’s objection.

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13 Pinpoint (verb)

To find or identify something very accurately. (सटीक रूप से पहचानना या पता लगाना)

Synonyms: Identify, Locate, Detect, Determine

Antonyms: Misidentify, Overlook, Miss, Confuse

Example: The doctor was able to pinpoint the exact cause of the illness.

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14 Downplay (verb)

To make something seem less important or less serious than it really is. (कम महत्व देना)

Synonyms: Minimize, Understate, Diminish, De-emphasize

Antonyms: Emphasize, Highlight, Exaggerate, Magnify

Example: The company tried to downplay the seriousness of the financial loss.

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15 Outperform (verb)

To perform better than someone or something else. (बेहतर प्रदर्शन करना)

Synonyms: Surpass, Exceed, Outdo, Excel

Antonyms: Underperform, Lag, Trail, Fall Behind

Example: The new employee managed to outperform all his colleagues in sales.

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16 Uproot (verb)

Uproot - To pull a plant out of the ground with its roots; to remove someone or something completely from a place or situation. (जड़ से उखाड़ना या पूरी तरह हटाना)

To pull a plant out of the ground with its roots; to remove someone or something completely from a place or situation. (जड़ से उखाड़ना या पूरी तरह हटाना)

Synonyms: Remove, Eradicate, Displace, Extract

Antonyms: Plant, Fix, Establish, Settle

Example: The storm was strong enough to uproot several trees.

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17 Envelop (verb)

To cover, surround, or wrap something completely. (पूरी तरह ढकना या घेर लेना)

Synonyms: Surround, Cover, Wrap, Enclose

Antonyms: Uncover, Expose, Reveal, Unwrap

Example: Thick fog began to envelop the entire village.

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18 Counteract (verb)

To act against something in order to reduce or neutralize its effect. (प्रभाव को कम या निष्क्रिय करना)

Synonyms: Neutralize, Offset, Counterbalance, Oppose

Antonyms: Intensify, Aggravate, Support, Promote

Example: Regular exercise can counteract the negative effects of a sedentary lifestyle.

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19 Prefigure (verb)

To show, suggest, or represent something before it actually happens. (पूर्व संकेत देना)

Synonyms: Foreshadow, Predict, Presage, Foretell

Antonyms: Follow, Succeed, Ensue, Result

Example: Dark clouds may prefigure heavy rainfall.

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20 Wield (verb)

Hold and use a weapon, tool, or power effectively. (हथियार, उपकरण या शक्ति का प्रभावी ढंग से प्रयोग करना)

Synonyms: Handle, Use, Exercise, Operate

Antonyms: Abandon, Relinquish, Surrender, Forgo

Example: The king learned to wield his sword with great skill.

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Monday, 4 May 2026

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1 Simulate (verb)

To copy or imitate the conditions, appearance, or behaviour of something, especially for practice, study, or testing. (अनुकरण करना)

Synonyms: Imitate, Mimic, Replicate, Recreate

Antonyms: Originate, Create, Invent, Neglect

Example: The pilots used a machine to simulate real flying conditions.

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2 Retrieve (verb)

To get something back or recover it, especially after it was lost or stored. (वापस प्राप्त करना)

Synonyms: Recover, Regain, Reclaim, Fetch

Antonyms: Lose, Misplace, Forfeit, Abandon

Example: The officer helped retrieve the lost documents from the archive.

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3 Quantify (verb)

To measure or express something in numbers or quantity. (मात्रा निर्धारित करना)

Synonyms: Measure, Calculate, Assess, Evaluate

Antonyms: Qualify, Generalize, Ignore, Neglect

Example: It is difficult to quantify the exact impact of pollution on human health.

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4 Predict (verb)

To say that something will happen in the future. (पूर्वानुमान लगाना)

Synonyms: Forecast, Foretell, Anticipate, Estimate

Antonyms: Misjudge, Doubt, Ignore, Disbelieve

Example: Scientists predict that the weather will change by evening.

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5 Optimize (verb)

To make something as effective, useful, or perfect as possible. (सर्वोत्तम बनाना)

Synonyms: Improve, Enhance, Refine, Perfect

Antonyms: Worsen, Weaken, Impair, Degrade

Example: The company used new software to optimize its production process.

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6 Monitor (verb)

To watch, check, or observe something carefully over a period of time. (निगरानी करना)

Synonyms: Observe, Track, Watch, Supervise

Antonyms: Ignore, Neglect, Overlook, Disregard

Example: The teacher monitored the students during the examination.

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7 Launch (verb)

To start or introduce something new, such as a product, project, or campaign. (शुरू करना)

Synonyms: Start, Introduce, Initiate, Begin

Antonyms: End, Stop, Finish, Terminate

Example: The company will launch a new mobile app next month.

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8 Innovate (verb)

To introduce new ideas, methods, or products. (नवाचार करना)

Synonyms: Create, Invent, Modernize, Transform

Antonyms: Imitate, Copy, Preserve, Maintain

Example: Companies must innovate to survive in a competitive market.

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9 Fragment (noun)

A small broken or separated part of something. (टुकड़ा)

Synonyms: Piece, Part, Shard, Scrap

Antonyms: Whole, Entirety, Totality, Unity

Example: A fragment of glass was found near the window.

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10 Envision (verb)

To imagine or picture something in the mind, especially something that may happen in the future. (कल्पना करना)

Synonyms: Imagine, Visualize, Picture, Conceive

Antonyms: Ignore, Disregard, Doubt, Disbelieve

Example: She envisioned a future where every child could get quality education.

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11 Catalogue (noun/verb)

A complete list of items arranged systematically; to make such a list. (सूची बनाना या क्रमबद्ध सूची)

Synonyms: List, Register, Inventory, Directory

Antonyms: Disorder, Disarray, Omission, Exclusion

Example: The librarian prepared a catalogue of all the new books.

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12 Quadrant (noun)

One of four equal parts of a circle, area, or plane. (चतुर्थांश)

Synonyms: Quarter, Section, Division, Segment

Antonyms: Whole, Totality, Entirety, Unity

Example: The city was divided into four quadrants for better administration.

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13 Dispatch (verb)

To send someone or something to a particular place quickly; to complete a task promptly. (भेजना या शीघ्र निपटाना)

Synonyms: Send, Forward, Ship, Expedite

Antonyms: Receive, Retain, Hold, Delay

Example: The officer decided to dispatch a rescue team to the flood-affected area.

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14 Mobilize (verb)

To organize people, resources, or support for a particular purpose or action. (संगठित करना)

Synonyms: Organize, Assemble, Rally, Deploy

Antonyms: Disperse, Disband, Demobilize, Scatter

Example: The government decided to mobilize volunteers for disaster relief work.

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15 Nourish (verb)

To provide food, care, or support needed for growth and good health. (पोषण करना)

Synonyms: Feed, Nurture, Sustain, Strengthen

Antonyms: Starve, Neglect, Deprive, Weaken

Example: Good books nourish the mind and help in personality development.

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16 Liquidate (verb)

To close a business by selling its assets and paying its debts; to settle or clear a debt. (परिसमापन करना या ऋण चुकाना)

Synonyms: Dissolve, Wind up, Settle, Discharge

Antonyms: Establish, Found, Maintain, Continue

Example: The company decided to liquidate its assets to repay the creditors.

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17 Compression (noun)

The act of pressing something into a smaller space or reducing its size, volume, or amount. (संपीड़न)

Synonyms: Condensation, Contraction, Compaction, Reduction

Antonyms: Expansion, Extension, Enlargement, Decompression

Example: The compression of air inside the cylinder increases its pressure.

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18 Insulate (verb)

To protect something from heat, cold, sound, electricity, or outside influence. (बचाना या पृथक करना)

Synonyms: Protect, Isolate, Shield, Separate

Antonyms: Expose, Connect, Uncover, Conduct

Example: Rubber is used to insulate electric wires.

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19 Velocity (noun)

The speed of something in a particular direction. (वेग)

Synonyms: Speed, Pace, Rapidity, Swiftness

Antonyms: Slowness, Delay, Lethargy, Inactivity

Example: The velocity of the river increased after heavy rainfall.

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20 Traction (noun)

The grip or pulling force that helps something move forward; also, growing support or progress. (पकड़ या प्रगति)

Synonyms: Grip, Friction, Pull, Momentum

Antonyms: Slippage, Sliding, Stagnation, Inertia

Example: The new education policy gained traction among students and teachers.

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Sunday, 3 May 2026

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1 Commerce (noun)

The activity of buying and selling goods and services, especially on a large scale. (वाणिज्य / व्यापार)

Synonyms: Trade, Business, Exchange, Marketing

Antonyms: Nontrade, Inactivity, Idleness, Stagnation

Example: Commerce between the two countries increased after the new trade agreement.

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2 Alliance (noun)

A union or agreement between people, groups, or countries for a common purpose. (गठबंधन / संधि)

Synonyms: Union, Coalition, Partnership, Association

Antonyms: Opposition, Rivalry, Separation, Disunion

Example: The two countries formed an alliance to strengthen their defence cooperation.

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3 Shelter (noun/verb)

A place that gives protection from danger, bad weather, or difficulty; to protect someone or something. (आश्रय देना / शरण)

Synonyms: Refuge, Protection, Haven, Sanctuary

Antonyms: Exposure, Danger, Risk, Vulnerability

Example: The villagers took shelter in a school during the storm.

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4 Pardon (verb/noun)

To forgive someone for a mistake, offence, or wrongdoing. (क्षमा करना)

Synonyms: Forgive, Excuse, Absolve, Remit

Antonyms: Punish, Condemn, Blame, Accuse

Example: The governor decided to pardon the prisoner after reviewing the case.

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5 Trespass (verb/noun)

To enter someone’s land or property without permission. (अनधिकार प्रवेश करना)

Synonyms: Intrude, Encroach, Invade, Violate

Antonyms: Leave, Withdraw, Respect, Obey

Example: The guard warned the tourists not to trespass on private property.

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6 Architecture (noun)

The art and science of designing and constructing buildings or other structures. (वास्तुकला / स्थापत्य कला)

Synonyms: Design, Construction, Building Design, Architectonics

Antonyms: Destruction, Demolition, Disorganization, Disorder

Example: The architecture of the palace reflects the artistic taste of that period.

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7 Excavate (verb)

To dig out and remove earth carefully to find something buried. (खोदकर निकालना)

Synonyms: Dig, Unearth, Exhume, Extract

Antonyms: Bury, Fill, Cover, Conceal

Example: Archaeologists began to excavate the ancient ruins.

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8 Upshot (noun)

The final result or conclusion of a situation. (परिणाम / निष्कर्ष)

Synonyms: Outcome, Result, Consequence, Conclusion

Antonyms: Cause, Origin, Source, Beginning

Example: The upshot of the meeting was that the project would be delayed.

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9 Outspoken (adjective)

Frank and direct in expressing one’s opinions. (स्पष्टवादी / मुखर)

Synonyms: Frank, Candid, Blunt, Forthright

Antonyms: Reserved, Reticent, Guarded, Evasive

Example: She was outspoken about the need for educational reforms.

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10 Surrender (verb/noun)

To give up control, power, possession, or resistance to someone or something. (आत्मसमर्पण करना)

Synonyms: Yield, Submit, Relinquish, Concede

Antonyms: Resist, Fight, Defend, Retain

Example: The soldiers decided to surrender after a long battle.

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Saturday, 2 May 2026

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1 Braggart (noun)

A person who boasts too much about achievements, qualities, or possessions. (डींग हांकने वाला व्यक्ति)

Synonyms: Boaster, Show-off, Blowhard, Swaggerer

Antonyms: Modest person, Humble person, Introvert, Understater

Example: Everyone avoided the braggart because he kept talking about his wealth and success.

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2 Collate (verb)

To collect, arrange, and organize information or documents in a proper order. (जानकारी या दस्तावेजों को सही क्रम में एकत्र और व्यवस्थित करना)

Synonyms: Arrange, Compile, Organize, Systematize

Antonyms: Disorganize, Scatter, Separate, Disperse

Example: The assistant was asked to collate all the reports before the meeting.

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3 Blasé (adjective)

Unimpressed, indifferent, or bored because one has experienced something too often. (उदासीन या अप्रभावित)

Synonyms: Indifferent, Unimpressed, Nonchalant, Apathetic

Antonyms: Enthusiastic, Interested, Excited, Impressed

Example: She was blasé about winning the award because she had won many before.

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4 Bungle (verb/noun)

To do something badly or clumsily, often because of carelessness. (लापरवाही या अकुशलता से कोई काम बिगाड़ देना)

Synonyms: Botch, Mismanage, Mishandle, Blunder

Antonyms: Manage, Succeed, Accomplish, Execute

Example: He bungled the presentation by forgetting the main points.

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5 Taut (adjective)

Stretched or pulled tight; also used for something tense or well-controlled. (तना हुआ या कसा हुआ)

Synonyms: Tight, Stretched, Tense, Rigid

Antonyms: Loose, Slack, Relaxed, Limp

Example: The rope was pulled taut before the climber started moving.

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6 Taunt (verb/noun)

To insult, mock, or provoke someone with hurtful words. (ताना मारना या चिढ़ाना)

Synonyms: Mock, Jeer, Ridicule, Tease

Antonyms: Praise, Compliment, Applaud, Encourage

Example: The players tried to taunt their opponent during the match.

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7 Deign (verb)

To do something that one considers below one’s dignity or status. (किसी काम को अपनी प्रतिष्ठा से नीचे समझते हुए भी करना)

Synonyms: Condescend, Stoop, Lower oneself, Descend

Antonyms: Refuse, Decline, Reject, Scorn

Example: The senior officer did not deign to reply to the junior clerk’s question.

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8 Cachet (noun)

A quality that gives someone or something special respect, prestige, or admiration. (प्रतिष्ठा या सम्मान का विशेष गुण)

Synonyms: Prestige, Status, Distinction, Reputation

Antonyms: Disgrace, Dishonor, Disrepute, Shame

Example: The award gave the young scientist great cachet in the academic world.

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9 Certitude (noun)

Complete certainty or firm belief that something is true. (पूर्ण निश्चितता या दृढ़ विश्वास)

Synonyms: Certainty, Conviction, Assurance, Confidence

Antonyms: Doubt, Uncertainty, Skepticism, Distrust

Example: She spoke with certitude about the success of her plan.

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10 Finagle (verb)

To get something by trickery, clever manipulation, or dishonest methods. (चालाकी या धोखे से कुछ प्राप्त करना)

Synonyms: Deceive, Manipulate, Swindle, Trick

Antonyms: Surrender, Relinquish, Forfeit, Lose

Example: He tried to finagle a free ticket by pretending to be a staff member.

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11 Annuity (noun)

A fixed amount of money paid to someone every year or at regular intervals, usually for life or for a fixed period. (वार्षिकी)

Synonyms: Pension, Allowance, Stipend, Payment

Antonyms: Lump Sum, One-time Payment, Debt, Nonpayment

Example: After retirement, he received an annuity from his investment plan.

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12 Perspicuous (adjective)

Clearly expressed and easy to understand. (स्पष्ट और आसानी से समझ में आने वाला)

Synonyms: Clear, Lucid, Plain, Intelligible

Antonyms: Obscure, Unclear, Ambiguous, Vague

Example: The teacher gave a perspicuous explanation of the difficult concept.

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13 Reconnoiter (verb)

To make a military or exploratory survey of an area to gather information. (जानकारी एकत्र करने के लिए किसी क्षेत्र का सर्वेक्षण करना)

Synonyms: Scout, Survey, Inspect, Explore

Antonyms: Ignore, Overlook, Neglect, Disregard

Example: The soldiers were sent to reconnoiter the enemy’s position before the attack.

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14 Fulcrum (noun)

The fixed point on which a lever turns or is supported; a central point of support. (आधार-बिंदु)

Synonyms: Pivot, Support, Axis, Hinge

Antonyms: Periphery, Edge, Margin, Extremity

Example: The teacher’s guidance became the fulcrum of the students’ success.

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15 Firmament (noun)

The sky or heavens, especially seen as a vast dome above the earth. (आकाश)

Synonyms: Sky, Heavens, Vault, Welkin

Antonyms: Earth, Ground, Land, Underworld

Example: The stars shone brightly across the firmament at night.

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16 Retroactive (adjective)

Taking effect from a date in the past. (पूर्वप्रभावी)

Synonyms: Retrospective, Backdated, Ex-post-facto, Regressive

Antonyms: Prospective, Future, Upcoming, Forward-looking

Example: The new rule was made retroactive from the beginning of the financial year.

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17 Extemporize (verb)

To speak, perform, or compose without preparation. (बिना तैयारी के बोलना या प्रस्तुत करना)

Synonyms: Improvise, Ad-lib, Impromptu, Invent

Antonyms: Prepare, Rehearse, Plan, Script

Example: The speaker had to extemporize when his written notes were lost.

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18 Disapprobation (noun)

Strong disapproval or criticism. (अस्वीकृति)

Synonyms: Disapproval, Criticism, Condemnation, Censure

Antonyms: Approval, Praise, Commendation, Appreciation

Example: His careless behaviour met with strong disapprobation from the committee.

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19 Providential (adjective)

Happening at a favourable time, especially as if guided by divine care. (ईश्वरीय कृपा से घटित)

Synonyms: Fortunate, Lucky, Opportune, Heaven-sent

Antonyms: Unfortunate, Unlucky, Inopportune, Ill-fated

Example: His providential arrival saved the child from danger.

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20 Unimpeachable (adjective)

Not able to be doubted, questioned, or criticized; completely trustworthy. (संदेह से परे)

Synonyms: Irrefutable, Unquestionable, Impeccable, Trustworthy

Antonyms: Questionable, Doubtful, Unreliable, Disputable

Example: The officer had an unimpeachable record of honesty and service.

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Friday, 1 May 2026

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1 Decapitate (verb)

To cut off the head of a person or animal. (सिर काट देना)

Synonyms: Behead, Guillotine, Execute, Sever

Antonyms: Preserve, Spare, Save, Protect

Example: The king ordered the soldier to decapitate the prisoner.

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2 Alias (noun)

A false or alternative name used by a person. (छद्म नाम या वैकल्पिक नाम)

Synonyms: Pseudonym, Nickname, Assumed Name, Pen Name

Antonyms: Real Name, True Name, Legal Name, Birth Name

Example: The criminal was living in another city under an alias.

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3 Ochlocracy (noun)

Government or rule by a mob or disorderly crowd. (भीड़तंत्र)

Synonyms: Mob Rule, Mobocracy, Crowd Rule, Lawlessness

Antonyms: Democracy, Constitutionalism, Rule of Law, Order

Example: The protest turned violent and created a situation close to ochlocracy.

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4 Tonsorial (adjective)

Related to barbering, hair-cutting, or hairdressing. (केश-कर्तन या नाई के काम से संबंधित)

Synonyms: Barbering, Hairdressing, Hair-cutting, Grooming

Antonyms: Unbarbered, Untrimmed, Unshaven, Ungroomed

Example: He visited the salon for tonsorial services before the ceremony.

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5 Decoy (noun/verb)

A person or thing used to trick or lure someone into a trap. (जाल में फँसाने के लिए रखा गया प्रलोभन या व्यक्ति/वस्तु)

Synonyms: Lure, Bait, Snare, Ruse

Antonyms: Warning, Deterrent, Safeguard, Protection

Example: The police used a decoy to catch the thief.

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6 Spinster (noun)

An unmarried woman, especially an older woman; often used as an old-fashioned term. (अविवाहित स्त्री)

Synonyms: Unmarried Woman, Single Woman, Old Maid, Bachelor Girl

Antonyms: Wife, Bride, Married Woman, Spouse

Example: In the old village records, she was described as a spinster because she had never married.

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7 Apothecary (noun)

A person who prepares and sells medicines; an old term for a pharmacist. (औषधियाँ तैयार करने और बेचने वाला व्यक्ति)

Synonyms: Pharmacist, Chemist, Druggist, Dispenser

Antonyms: Patient, Customer, Buyer, Layperson

Example: The village apothecary prepared herbal medicines for the sick.

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8 Philanderer (noun)

A man who has casual love affairs with many women. (व्यभिचारी पुरुष)

Synonyms: Womanizer, Casanova, Flirt, Playboy

Antonyms: Loyalist, Faithful Partner, Monogamist, Devotee

Example: Everyone knew him as a philanderer who never stayed committed to one relationship.

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9 Redtapism (noun)

Excessive use of official rules, procedures, and paperwork that causes delay. (लालफीताशाही)

Synonyms: Bureaucracy, Officialism, Formalism, Proceduralism

Antonyms: Efficiency, Simplicity, Flexibility, Directness

Example: Redtapism delayed the approval of the new project for several months.

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10 Extempore (adjective/adverb)

Spoken or performed without previous preparation. (बिना तैयारी के बोलना या प्रस्तुत करना)

Synonyms: Impromptu, Unrehearsed, Spontaneous, Unprepared

Antonyms: Prepared, Rehearsed, Planned, Scripted

Example: She gave an extempore speech on environmental protection.

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11 Warp (verb/noun)

To bend, twist, or become out of shape; to distort something from its original form or meaning. (टेढ़ा-मेढ़ा करना; विकृत करना)

Synonyms: Distort, Twist, Bend, Deform

Antonyms: Straighten, Align, Correct, Flatten

Example: Heat can warp wooden furniture over time.

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12 Tweak (verb/noun)

To make a small change or adjustment to improve something; to pinch or twist slightly. (हल्का बदलाव करना; हल्का मोड़ना)

Synonyms: Adjust, Modify, Fine-tune, Alter

Antonyms: Maintain, Preserve, Keep, Leave

Example: The teacher asked him to tweak the answer slightly before submitting it.

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13 Thrash (verb/noun)

To beat someone or something violently; to defeat someone badly. (बुरी तरह पीटना; करारी हार देना)

Synonyms: Beat, Flog, Whip, Pummel

Antonyms: Protect, Spare, Soothe, Caress

Example: The champion thrashed his opponent in the final match.

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14 Squirm (verb/noun)

To twist or move the body from side to side because of discomfort, nervousness, or embarrassment. (बेचैनी या शर्मिंदगी में शरीर मरोड़ना)

Synonyms: Wriggle, Fidget, Twitch, Struggle

Antonyms: Relax, Rest, Settle, Stay

Example: The child began to squirm in his seat during the long speech.

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15 Scuttle (verb/noun)

To run quickly with short steps; to deliberately sink a ship or abandon a plan. (तेज़ी से भागना; योजना को विफल करना)

Synonyms: Scurry, Scamper, Dash, Hurry

Antonyms: Stroll, Saunter, Linger, Stay

Example: The crab began to scuttle across the sand.

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16 Prowl (verb/noun)

To move around quietly and secretly, usually while searching for prey or something to steal. (चुपके-चुपके घूमना)

Synonyms: Sneak, Creep, Roam, Skulk

Antonyms: Stay, Halt, Remain, Rest

Example: The tiger began to prowl through the forest at night.

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17 Jeer (verb/noun)

To laugh at or mock someone rudely. (मज़ाक उड़ाना)

Synonyms: Mock, Taunt, Ridicule, Scoff

Antonyms: Praise, Admire, Compliment, Respect

Example: The crowd began to jeer at the player after he missed the goal.

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18 Fidget (verb/noun)

To make small restless movements, especially because of nervousness, boredom, or impatience. (बेचैनी में हिलना-डुलना)

Synonyms: Squirm, Twitch, Jiggle, Wriggle

Antonyms: Relax, Rest, Still, Settle

Example: The child began to fidget during the long lecture.

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19 Botch (verb/noun)

To do something badly or carelessly, causing it to fail or get spoiled. (काम बिगाड़ना)

Synonyms: Bungle, Mishandle, Spoil, Ruin

Antonyms: Accomplish, Succeed, Fix, Repair

Example: He botched the presentation by forgetting the main points.

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20 Awry (adjective/adverb)

Away from the expected, planned, or correct course; crooked or wrong. (गलत दिशा में; टेढ़ा)

Synonyms: Crooked, Askew, Amiss, Misaligned

Antonyms: Straight, Correct, Proper, Orderly

Example: The plan went awry because of poor communication.

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Thursday, 30 April 2026

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1 Jarring (adjective)

Shocking, unpleasant, or disturbing because it is sudden or does not fit well with something. (अप्रिय रूप से चौंकाने वाला; असंगत)

Synonyms: Harsh, Discordant, Shocking, Disturbing

Antonyms: Pleasant, Harmonious, Soothing, Agreeable

Example: The loud noise was jarring in the silent classroom.

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2 Leery (adjective)

Cautious or suspicious about someone or something. (संदेहशील; सतर्क)

Synonyms: Wary, Cautious, Suspicious, Distrustful

Antonyms: Trusting, Confident, Unwary, Gullible

Example: She was leery of accepting help from a stranger.

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3 Vain (adjective)

Too proud of oneself or one’s appearance; producing no useful result. (घमंडी; व्यर्थ)

Synonyms: Conceited, Arrogant, Proud, Futile

Antonyms: Humble, Modest, Useful, Effective

Example: He made a vain attempt to convince the officer.

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4 Stern (adjective)

Serious, strict, and showing strong disapproval. (कठोर; सख्त)

Synonyms: Strict, Severe, Harsh, Firm

Antonyms: Lenient, Gentle, Kind, Mild

Example: The teacher gave a stern warning to the careless students.

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5 Quarrel (verb/noun)

To argue angrily with someone; an angry disagreement. (झगड़ा करना; विवाद)

Synonyms: Argue, Dispute, Squabble, Wrangle

Antonyms: Agree, Reconcile, Harmonize, Cooperate

Example: The two brothers began to quarrel over a small issue.

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6 Hoard (verb)

To collect and store a large amount of something, often secretly or unnecessarily. (जमा करना; संचय करना)

Synonyms: Accumulate, Stockpile, Amass, Store

Antonyms: Distribute, Share, Spend, Scatter

Example: Some people hoard food and medicines during a crisis.

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7 Fret (verb)

To worry or feel anxious about something, especially for a long time. (चिंता करना; व्याकुल होना)

Synonyms: Worry, Brood, Agonize, Fuss

Antonyms: Relax, Calm, Soothe, Reassure

Example: Do not fret about small mistakes during your preparation.

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8 Fluster (verb)

To make someone confused, nervous, or upset, especially in a sudden situation. (घबरा देना; व्याकुल कर देना)

Synonyms: Agitate, Confuse, Unnerve, Disturb

Antonyms: Calm, Compose, Soothe, Reassure

Example: The sudden question flustered him during the interview.

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9 Blurt (verb)

To say something suddenly and without thinking carefully. (अचानक बोल देना)

Synonyms: Utter, Exclaim, Reveal, Disclose

Antonyms: Conceal, Suppress, Withhold, Restrain

Example: He blurted out the secret during the meeting.

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10 Seethe (verb)

To be extremely angry but often remain silent; to boil or foam. (क्रोध से उबलना; खौलना)

Synonyms: Boil, Fume, Rage, Simmer

Antonyms: Calm, Cool, Relax, Pacify

Example: She tried to smile, but inside she was seething with anger.

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11 Mausoleum (noun)

A large and impressive tomb or building made to keep the dead body of an important person. (मकबरा / समाधि भवन)

Synonyms: Tomb, Sepulchre, Crypt, Shrine

Antonyms: Birthplace, Cradle, Nursery, Maternity Ward

Example: The Taj Mahal is a famous mausoleum built in memory of Mumtaz Mahal.

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12 Garnishment (noun)

Garnishment - A legal process by which money is taken directly from a person’s wages or bank account to pay a debt. (वेतन या बैंक खाते से ऋण वसूली की कानूनी प्रक्रिया)

A legal process by which money is taken directly from a person’s wages or bank account to pay a debt. (वेतन या बैंक खाते से ऋण वसूली की कानूनी प्रक्रिया)

Synonyms: Deduction, Seizure, Withholding, Attachment

Antonyms: Release, Refund, Exemption, Payment

Example: The court ordered wage garnishment to recover the unpaid debt.

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13 Eviction (noun)

The legal act of forcing someone to leave a property or land. (बेदखली / निष्कासन)

Synonyms: Expulsion, Removal, Ejection, Dispossession

Antonyms: Admission, Retention, Occupancy, Possession

Example: The tenant faced eviction after failing to pay rent for several months.

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14 Stationary (adjective)

Not moving or not intended to be moved. (स्थिर / अचल)

Synonyms: Fixed, Still, Motionless, Immobile

Antonyms: Moving, Mobile, Active, Dynamic

Example: The car remained stationary at the traffic signal.

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15 Rebate (noun/verb)

A partial refund or reduction in the amount paid or owed. (छूट / आंशिक धनवापसी)

Synonyms: Refund, Discount, Reduction, Allowance

Antonyms: Surcharge, Increase, Markup, Extra Charge

Example: The company offered a rebate on the purchase of the new washing machine.

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16 Depreciation (noun)

A decrease in the value of an asset over time, usually due to use, age, or wear and tear. (मूल्यह्रास / मूल्य में कमी)

Synonyms: Devaluation, Decline, Reduction, Decrease

Antonyms: Appreciation, Increase, Rise, Enhancement

Example: The depreciation of machinery reduced the company’s asset value.

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17 Underwrite (verb)

Underwrite - To accept financial responsibility for something, especially by guaranteeing payment, insurance, or investment. (वित्तीय जिम्मेदारी लेना / बीमा या निवेश की गारंटी देना)

To accept financial responsibility for something, especially by guaranteeing payment, insurance, or investment. (वित्तीय जिम्मेदारी लेना / बीमा या निवेश की गारंटी देना)

Synonyms: Guarantee, Insure, Sponsor, Finance

Antonyms: Refuse, Reject, Withdraw, Repudiate

Example: The bank agreed to underwrite the company’s new share issue.

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18 Foreclosure (noun)

Foreclosure - The legal process by which a lender takes possession of a mortgaged property when the borrower fails to repay the loan. (बंधक संपत्ति की जब्ती)

The legal process by which a lender takes possession of a mortgaged property when the borrower fails to repay the loan. (बंधक संपत्ति की जब्ती)

Synonyms: Repossession, Seizure, Forfeiture, Confiscation

Antonyms: Redemption, Release, Discharge, Reinstatement

Example: The bank started foreclosure proceedings after he failed to pay the mortgage installments.

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19 Appellate (adjective)

Relating to appeals or a court that has the power to review decisions of a lower court. (अपीलीय / अपील से संबंधित)

Synonyms: Reviewing, Revisory, Judicial, Appeal-related

Antonyms: Original, Trial, Lower, Initial

Example: The appellate court reviewed the decision of the lower court.

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20 Mortgage (noun/verb)

A legal agreement in which property is given as security for a loan; to give property as security for a loan. (बंधक ऋण / गिरवी रखना)

Synonyms: Pledge, Hypothecate, Pawn, Secure

Antonyms: Redeem, Release, Discharge, Free

Example: He had to mortgage his house to start a new business.

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Wednesday, 29 April 2026

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1 Abide (verb)

Accept, follow, or obey a rule, decision, or agreement; to tolerate or endure something. (पालन करना / सहन करना)

Synonyms: Obey, Follow, Endure, Tolerate

Antonyms: Disobey, Violate, Reject, Resist

Example: Everyone must abide by the rules of the institution.

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2 Cozen (verb)

To deceive, cheat, or trick someone by dishonest methods. (धोखा देना; छल करना)

Synonyms: Deceive, Cheat, Trick, Defraud

Antonyms: Enlighten, Inform, Reveal, Undeceive

Example: The fraudster tried to cozen innocent people out of their money.

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3 Brunt (noun)

The main force, impact, or burden of something unpleasant. (सबसे अधिक प्रभाव या भार)

Synonyms: Impact, Burden, Pressure, Shock

Antonyms: Relief, Support, Protection, Advantage

Example: The farmers bore the brunt of the heavy floods.

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4 Foist (verb)

To force someone to accept something unwanted, often by trickery or deception. (धोखे से थोपना)

Synonyms: Impose, Thrust, Palm off, Pass off

Antonyms: Remove, Withdraw, Retain, Withhold

Example: The shopkeeper tried to foist a defective product on the customer.

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5 Rabble (noun)

A noisy, disorderly crowd of people; ordinary people seen in a disrespectful way. (अराजक भीड़; आम लोगों के लिए अपमानजनक शब्द)

Synonyms: Mob, Crowd, Horde, Riffraff

Antonyms: Elite, Aristocracy, Nobility, Gentry

Example: The leader tried to calm the angry rabble outside the palace.

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6 Graft (noun/verb)

Graft - Illegal use of power or position for personal gain; to attach living tissue or a plant shoot to another body or plant. (भ्रष्टाचार; प्रत्यारोपण करना)

Illegal use of power or position for personal gain; to attach living tissue or a plant shoot to another body or plant. (भ्रष्टाचार; प्रत्यारोपण करना)

Synonyms: Corruption, Bribery, Fraud, Deceit

Antonyms: Honesty, Integrity, Fairness, Uprightness

Example: The officer was accused of graft after accepting money for official approvals.

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7 Cleave (verb)

To split, cut, or divide something into parts. (चीरना; दो भागों में विभाजित करना)

Synonyms: Split, Sever, Divide, Chop

Antonyms: Unite, Join, Combine, Attach

Example: The sharp axe can cleave the wooden log in two.

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8 Bristle (verb)

To react angrily or defensively; to make hair or fur stand upright. (नाराज होकर तीखी प्रतिक्रिया देना; बालों का खड़ा हो जाना)

Synonyms: React, Resent, Stiffen, Flare

Antonyms: Accept, Approve, Relax, Calm

Example: He bristled at the unfair criticism from his teacher.

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9 Grouse (verb)

To complain or grumble about something in an annoyed way. (शिकायत करना; कुड़कुड़ाना)

Synonyms: Complain, Grumble, Moan, Whine

Antonyms: Praise, Approve, Compliment, Applaud

Example: The workers began to grouse about the long working hours.

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10 Hobble (verb)

To walk with difficulty, usually because of pain or injury; to restrict or slow down progress. (लंगड़ाकर चलना; बाधित करना)

Synonyms: Limp, Stagger, Hamper, Impede

Antonyms: Assist, Facilitate, Support, Liberate

Example: The injury forced him to hobble slowly across the room.

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11 Elan (noun)

A confident, stylish, and energetic way of doing something. (उत्साहपूर्ण आत्मविश्वास)

Synonyms: Flair, Enthusiasm, Energy, Confidence

Antonyms: Dullness, Apathy, Lifelessness, Hesitation

Example: She completed the presentation with great elan and impressed everyone.

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Tuesday, 28 April 2026

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1 Verifiable (adjective)

Able to be checked, proved, or confirmed as true. (सत्यापित करने योग्य)

Synonyms: Confirmable, Provable, Testable, Checkable

Antonyms: Unverifiable, Doubtful, Unprovable, Questionable

Example: The report included verifiable facts supported by official records.

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2 Discernment (noun)

The ability to judge, understand, or recognize something clearly and wisely. (विवेक)

Synonyms: Judgment, Insight, Perception, Wisdom

Antonyms: Ignorance, Foolishness, Misjudgment, Stupidity

Example: Her discernment helped her choose the right candidate for the job.

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3 Pragmatism (noun)

A practical way of thinking or dealing with problems based on results rather than theories. (व्यावहारिकता)

Synonyms: Practicality, Realism, Rationality, Sensibleness

Antonyms: Idealism, Impracticality, Theoreticalness, Unrealism

Example: His pragmatism helped the team find a workable solution during the crisis.

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4 Emergent (adjective)

Beginning to appear, develop, or become known. (उभरता हुआ)

Synonyms: Developing, Emerging, Rising, Growing

Antonyms: Declining, Fading, Disappearing, Diminishing

Example: Artificial intelligence is an emergent field with many new opportunities.

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5 Receptive (adjective)

Willing to listen to, accept, or respond positively to ideas, suggestions, or change. (ग्रहणशील)

Synonyms: Open-minded, Responsive, Accepting, Approachable

Antonyms: Resistant, Unresponsive, Closed-minded, Rejecting

Example: The students were receptive to the teacher’s new method of learning.

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6 Assertive (adjective)

Confidently expressing one’s opinions, needs, or rights without being aggressive. (आत्मविश्वासपूर्ण)

Synonyms: Confident, Firm, Decisive, Self-assured

Antonyms: Timid, Submissive, Hesitant, Passive

Example: She was assertive in the meeting and clearly presented her ideas.

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7 Cohesive (adjective)

United and working well together as a whole. (सुसंगठित)

Synonyms: United, Connected, Integrated, Harmonious

Antonyms: Divided, Disconnected, Scattered, Fragmented

Example: The team gave a cohesive presentation on climate change.

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8 Nuanced (adjective)

Having subtle differences, details, or shades of meaning. (सूक्ष्म अंतरों से युक्त)

Synonyms: Subtle, Refined, Delicate, Sophisticated

Antonyms: Obvious, Simple, Crude, Unsubtle

Example: The judge gave a nuanced explanation of the complex issue.

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9 Irksome (adjective)

Annoying, irritating, or causing trouble and boredom. (कष्टप्रद)

Synonyms: Annoying, Irritating, Bothersome, Vexing

Antonyms: Pleasant, Enjoyable, Agreeable, Comforting

Example: The irksome noise from the construction site disturbed everyone.

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10 Deterrent (noun/adjective)

Something that discourages or prevents someone from doing something. (निवारक)

Synonyms: Preventive, Hindrance, Restraint, Discouragement

Antonyms: Encouragement, Incentive, Motivation, Stimulus

Example: Strict punishment acts as a deterrent against crime.

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11 Forbear (verb)

To stop oneself from doing something; to show patience or self-control. (परहेज करना)

Synonyms: Refrain, Abstain, Withhold, Resist

Antonyms: Indulge, Continue, Proceed, Persist

Example: He decided to forbear from arguing with his teacher.

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12 Reverential (adjective)

Showing deep respect, honor, or admiration for someone or something. (श्रद्धापूर्ण)

Synonyms: Respectful, Reverent, Deferential, Worshipful

Antonyms: Disrespectful, Irreverent, Contemptuous, Scornful

Example: The students listened to the teacher in a reverential silence.

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13 Enfeeble (verb)

To make someone or something weak or weaker. (कमज़ोर करना)

Synonyms: Weaken, Debilitate, Exhaust, Impair

Antonyms: Strengthen, Fortify, Invigorate, Energize

Example: Continuous illness can enfeeble the body and reduce its strength.

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14 Supposition (noun)

A belief or idea based on possibility rather than certain proof. (अनुमान)

Synonyms: Assumption, Presumption, Hypothesis, Conjecture

Antonyms: Fact, Certainty, Reality, Proof

Example: His conclusion was based on supposition rather than clear evidence.

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15 Exonerative (adjective)

Serving to clear someone from blame, guilt, or responsibility. (दोषमुक्त करने वाला)

Synonyms: Absolving, Vindicating, Acquitting, Justifying

Antonyms: Incriminating, Accusatory, Condemning, Inculpatory

Example: The exonerative evidence helped prove that the accused was innocent.

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16 Creditable (adjective)

Deserving praise, respect, or approval. (सराहनीय)

Synonyms: Commendable, Praiseworthy, Admirable, Laudable

Antonyms: Discreditable, Shameful, Disgraceful, Unworthy

Example: His creditable performance in the final exam impressed everyone.

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17 Scrupulousness (noun)

The quality of being very careful, honest, and morally correct in doing something. (ईमानदार सावधानी)

Synonyms: Conscientiousness, Carefulness, Diligence, Integrity

Antonyms: Negligence, Carelessness, Dishonesty, Unscrupulousness

Example: Her scrupulousness in checking every detail made the report error-free.

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18 Restraint (noun)

The act of controlling or limiting oneself, someone, or something. (संयम)

Synonyms: Control, Restriction, Discipline, Limitation

Antonyms: Freedom, Release, Indulgence, Liberty

Example: He showed great restraint by not reacting angrily to the insult.

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19 Adversity (noun)

A difficult or unpleasant situation; hardship or misfortune. (विपत्ति)

Synonyms: Hardship, Misfortune, Difficulty, Distress

Antonyms: Prosperity, Success, Fortune, Advantage

Example: She showed great courage in the face of adversity.

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20 Contravert (verb)

To deny, oppose, or argue against something. (खंडन करना)

Synonyms: Deny, Dispute, Refute, Oppose

Antonyms: Accept, Agree, Support, Confirm

Example: The lawyer tried to contravert the evidence presented in court.

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Daily Vocabulary with Hindi Meaning

A person appointed to prepare reports or summaries of meetings, discussions, or proceedings. (प्रतिवेदक)

Something that cannot be touched or physically measured, but can be felt or understood. (अमूर्त, अस्पृश्य)

To enclose or imprison someone within walls or a confined place. (दीवारों या बंद स्थान में कैद करना)

To spend time and talk in a friendly way with someone, especially with important or influential people. (मित्रतापूर्वक मेलजोल करना)

To hide or disguise one’s true feelings, thoughts, or intentions. (छिपाना या भेष बदलना)

A trusted person with whom one shares private matters or secrets. (विश्वसनीय व्यक्ति)

A secret way of writing a message in code. (गुप्त संकेत-लिपि)

Like an animal; cruel, violent, or lacking human feelings. (पशुवत, क्रूर)

A person who teaches himself or herself without formal instruction. (स्वशिक्षित व्यक्ति)

A detailed plan or strategy that shows the steps needed to achieve a goal. (कार्ययोजना)

A general rule, principle, or instruction that tells how something should be done. (दिशानिर्देश)

To transfer ownership or control of a business, industry, or service from the government to private individuals or companies. (निजीकरण करना)

A sign, measure, or signal that shows the condition or level of something. (संकेतक)

The act of opposing or refusing to accept something. (प्रतिरोध)

A difficulty or obstacle that must be overcome. (बाधा)

To fall or decrease suddenly and sharply. (अचानक और तेजी से गिरना)

To put someone or something at risk or in danger. (खतरे में डालना)

To find or direct the way through a place, route, or situation. (मार्ग ढूँढना या मार्गदर्शन करना)

To increase very quickly and suddenly. (बहुत तेजी से बढ़ना)

To hold something firmly; to understand something clearly. (मजबूती से पकड़ना / समझना)

To shrink back in fear, embarrassment, or discomfort. (सिकुड़ना / शर्मिंदगी महसूस करना)

To take hold of something suddenly and forcefully; to capture or take control of something. (पकड़ लेना / जब्त करना)

Dishonest behaviour intended to make someone believe something false. (छल / धोखा)

The most intense, exciting, or important point of something. (चरम बिंदु / पराकाष्ठा)

To pull or twist something suddenly and violently; a tool used for gripping and turning objects. (झटका देकर मोड़ना / पाना)

To cause a lot of damage, harm, or trouble. (भारी नुकसान पहुँचाना)

Dark, cloudy, or unclear; difficult to understand. (धुंधला / अस्पष्ट)

An organism or person that lives on or depends on another and takes benefit, often causing harm. (परजीवी / शोषक व्यक्ति)

Poisonous or full of hatred and malice. (विषैला / द्वेषपूर्ण)

A person who travels on foot from place to place. (पैदल यात्री)

The act of forcing a person to leave a country, usually because they have no legal right to stay there. (निर्वासन)

To walk slowly and heavily, usually because of tiredness or difficulty. (धीरे-धीरे भारी कदमों से चलना)

To walk slowly and in a relaxed manner. (धीरे-धीरे टहलना)

Pleasantly warm and gentle, especially of weather. (सुहावना और हल्का गर्म)

Very hot and humid; also showing strong emotion or passion. (उमस भरा / भावुक)

Extremely cold; also emotionally cold or unfriendly. (अत्यधिक ठंडा / भावहीन)

Believing in or pursuing high moral principles, noble ideas, or perfect standards, often without considering practical difficulties. (आदर्शवादी)

Not practiced or prepared before being performed or spoken. (बिना अभ्यास किया हुआ)

A sudden, violent, involuntary contraction or shaking of the body muscles. (ऐंठन / दौरा)

Not suitable, relevant, or appropriate in a particular situation. (अनुपयुक्त या अप्रासंगिक)

The process of growing old or ageing, especially the gradual decline of physical or biological functions. (वृद्धावस्था की ओर बढ़ने की प्रक्रिया)

Slightly sour in taste or sharp and harsh in manner. (हल्का खट्टा या तीखा)

A figure of speech in which something is expressed by denying its opposite, often to create understatement. (विपरीत बात का निषेध करके कही गई अलंकारिक अभिव्यक्ति)

Serving as a guardian, protector, or guide. (संरक्षक या रक्षक के रूप में कार्य करने वाला)

Light, playful teasing or joking. (हल्का-फुल्का मजाक या चिढ़ाना)

Referring to sexual matters in a rude but humorous way. (अश्लील और मजाकिया)

Difficult or impossible to feel by touch; not easily understood or perceived. (स्पर्श से महसूस न होने वाला या आसानी से समझ में न आने वाला)

A person who has recently gained wealth, power, or high social position but is considered lacking in proper manners or social respectability. (नवधनाढ्य या नया सामाजिक प्रतिष्ठा प्राप्त व्यक्ति)

Calm, steady, and not easily disturbed; not changing suddenly or greatly. (शांत, संतुलित और स्थिर)

Complete and total, usually used for something bad or unpleasant. (पूर्ण और निरपेक्ष)

To reject or change a decision, objection, or opinion by using higher authority. (निर्णय या आपत्ति को उच्च अधिकार से अस्वीकार करना)

To find or identify something very accurately. (सटीक रूप से पहचानना या पता लगाना)

To make something seem less important or less serious than it really is. (कम महत्व देना)

To perform better than someone or something else. (बेहतर प्रदर्शन करना)

To pull a plant out of the ground with its roots; to remove someone or something completely from a place or situation. (जड़ से उखाड़ना या पूरी तरह हटाना)

To cover, surround, or wrap something completely. (पूरी तरह ढकना या घेर लेना)

To act against something in order to reduce or neutralize its effect. (प्रभाव को कम या निष्क्रिय करना)

To show, suggest, or represent something before it actually happens. (पूर्व संकेत देना)

Hold and use a weapon, tool, or power effectively. (हथियार, उपकरण या शक्ति का प्रभावी ढंग से प्रयोग करना)

To copy or imitate the conditions, appearance, or behaviour of something, especially for practice, study, or testing. (अनुकरण करना)

To get something back or recover it, especially after it was lost or stored. (वापस प्राप्त करना)

To measure or express something in numbers or quantity. (मात्रा निर्धारित करना)

To say that something will happen in the future. (पूर्वानुमान लगाना)

To make something as effective, useful, or perfect as possible. (सर्वोत्तम बनाना)

To watch, check, or observe something carefully over a period of time. (निगरानी करना)

To start or introduce something new, such as a product, project, or campaign. (शुरू करना)

To introduce new ideas, methods, or products. (नवाचार करना)

A small broken or separated part of something. (टुकड़ा)

To imagine or picture something in the mind, especially something that may happen in the future. (कल्पना करना)

A complete list of items arranged systematically; to make such a list. (सूची बनाना या क्रमबद्ध सूची)

One of four equal parts of a circle, area, or plane. (चतुर्थांश)

To send someone or something to a particular place quickly; to complete a task promptly. (भेजना या शीघ्र निपटाना)

To organize people, resources, or support for a particular purpose or action. (संगठित करना)

To provide food, care, or support needed for growth and good health. (पोषण करना)

To close a business by selling its assets and paying its debts; to settle or clear a debt. (परिसमापन करना या ऋण चुकाना)

The act of pressing something into a smaller space or reducing its size, volume, or amount. (संपीड़न)

To protect something from heat, cold, sound, electricity, or outside influence. (बचाना या पृथक करना)

The speed of something in a particular direction. (वेग)

The grip or pulling force that helps something move forward; also, growing support or progress. (पकड़ या प्रगति)