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1. DISPEL (VERB): (दूर करना): Banish
Synonyms: Eliminate, Dismiss
Antonyms: Engender
Example Sentence:
They did nothing to dispel their dejection.
2. THREATEN (VERB): (धमकाना): Menace
Synonyms: Intimidate, Browbeat
Antonyms: Assist
Example Sentence:
To threaten someone is something that should be avoided.
3. OFFENSIVE (ADJECTIVE): (अपमानजनक): Insulting
Synonyms: Rude, Derogatory
Antonyms: Complimentary
Example Sentence:
The allegations made are deeply offensive to us.
4. CUMULATIVE (ADJECTIVE): (संचयी): Increasing
Synonyms: Accumulative, Growing
Antonyms: Subtractive
Example Sentence:
The cumulative effect of two years of drought.
5. PRESUMPTUOUS (ADJECTIVE): (अभिमानी): Brazen
Synonyms: Overconfident, Arrogant
Antonyms: Timid
Example Sentence:
If I offer some advice, I hope I won't be considered presumptuous.
6. CONSIDERABLE (ADJECTIVE): (विशेष): distinguished
Synonyms: Noteworthy, Noted
Antonyms:Insignificant
Example Sentence:
She was a considerable novelist.
7. VETERAN (NOUN): (अनुभवी): Old-hand
Synonyms: Old-timer, Old stager
Antonyms: Novice
Example Sentence:
He is a veteran sitar player.
8. STOKE (VERB): (ईधन झोंकना): Fuel
Synonyms: Mend, Add fuel to
Antonyms: Diminish
Example Sentence:
He stoked up the barbecue.
9. INTROSPECTION (NOUN): (आत्मनिरीक्षण): Brooding
Synonyms: Self-analysis, Soul-searching
Antonyms: Extrospection
Example Sentence:
Quiet introspection can be very valuable.
10. ERECT (VERB): (निर्माण करना): Build
Synonyms: Construct, Put up
Antonyms: Demolish
Example Sentence:
The guest house was erected in the eighteenth century.
1. EVACUATE (VERB): (ख़ाली करना): Remove
Synonyms: Clear, Move out
Antonyms: Hold
Example Sentence:
Several families were evacuated from their home.
2. PENURY (NOUN): (दरिद्रता): Impoverishment
Synonyms: Indigence, Need
Antonyms: Wealth
Example Sentence:
He could not face yet another year of penury.
3. JUDICIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (विवेकसम्मत): Wise
Synonyms: Sensible, Prudent
Antonyms: Injudicious
Example Sentence:
The judicious use of public investment should be ensured
4. CONUNDRUM (NOUN): (समस्या): Problem
Synonyms: Difficult, Quandary
Antonyms: Solution
Example Sentence:
One of the most difficult conundrums for the experts.
5. APPOSITE (ADJECTIVE): (उचित): Inappropriate
Synonyms:Pertinent, Applicable
Antonyms: Appropriate
Example Sentence:
He stated an apposite quotation.
6. STIMULATE (VERB): (उकसाना): Encourage
Synonyms: Prompt, Prod
Antonyms: Discourage
Example Sentence:
The reader could not fail to be stimulated by the ideas presented.
7. FLAK (NOUN): (आलोचना): Criticism
Synonyms: Censure, Disapproval
Antonyms:Approval
Example Sentence:
You must be strong enough to take the flak if things go wrong.
8. CIRCUMSPECT (ADJECTIVE): (एहतियाती): Cautious
Synonyms: Wary, Careful
Antonyms: unguarded
Example Sentence:
The officials were very circumspect in their statements.
9. BREACH (NOUN): (उल्लंघन): Contravention
Synonyms: Violation, Breaking
Antonyms: Agreement
Example Sentence:
They had to go through a breach.
10. RENOWNED (ADJECTIVE): (प्रसिद्ध): Famous
Synonyms: Celebrated, Famed
Antonyms: Unknown
Example Sentence:
Britain is renowned for its love of animals.
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1. VIABLE (ADJECTIVE): (करणीय): workable
Synonyms: feasible, practicable
Antonyms: impracticable
ExampleSentence:
The investment was economically viable.
2. EXPLICABLE (ADJECTIVE): (बोधगम्य): comprehensible
Synonyms: understandable, definable
Antonyms: inexplicable
Example Sentence:
Differences in schools were not explicable in terms of differences in intake.
3. INCEPTION (NOUN): (स्थापना): establishment
Synonyms: institution, foundation
Antonyms: end
Example Sentence:
She has been on the board since its inception two years ago.
4. EXTANT (ADJECTIVE): (जीवित): surviving
Synonyms: remaining, abiding
Antonyms: non-existent
Example Sentence:
Two fourteenth-century manuscripts of this text are still extant.
5. MISBELIEF (NOUN): (ग़लतफ़हमी): unorthodoxy
Synonyms: heresy, delusion
Antonyms: orthodoxy
Example Sentence:
It is a misbelief that alcohol problems require a specialist response.
6. SCARCELY (ADVERB): (कठिनता से): rarely
Synonyms: seldom, infrequently
Antonyms: often
Example Sentence:
They could scarcely all be wrong.
7. OPPRESSIVE (ADJECTIVE): (उत्पीड़क): harsh
Synonyms: cruel, brutal
Antonyms: lenient
Example Sentence:
The country is ruled by an oppressive regime.
8. AUGMENT (VERB): (बढ़ाना): increase
Synonyms: add to, supplement
Antonyms: decrease
Example Sentence:
His joys augmented after his promotion.
9. EQUITABLE (ADJECTIVE): (न्यायसंगत): fair
Synonyms: just, impartial
Antonyms: inequitable
Example Sentence:
This equitable arrangement was accepted by the estates directly.
10. FORTHWITH (ADVERB): (तत्काल): immediately
Synonyms: at once, instantly
Antonyms: sometime
Example Sentence:
We forthwith paid the money required.
1.INSCRUTABLE (ADJECTIVE): (रहस्यपूर्ण): enigmatic
Synonyms: unreadable, impenetrable
Antonyms: expressive
Example Sentence:
Guy looked blankly inscrutable.
2. ACQUIESCE (VERB): (स्वीकृति देना): permit
Synonyms: allow, accept
Antonyms: forbid
Example Sentence:
He will acquiesce simply because he is a sick man.
3. ABOLITION (NOUN): (उन्मूलन): scrapping
Synonyms: ending, stopping
Antonyms: retention
Example Sentence:
The abolition of the death penalty came into effect owing to his good behavior.
4. ANTEDILUVIAN (ADJECTIVE): (पुराना): outdated
Synonyms: out of date, outmoded
Antonyms: modern
Example Sentence:
My mother has some antediluvian ideas about the role of women.
5. EMANCIPATION (NOUN): (मुक्ति): freeing
Synonyms: liberation, liberating
Antonyms: enslavement
Example Sentence:
The social and political emancipation of women is the need of the hour.
6. PREMATURE (ADJECTIVE): (समयपूर्व): untimely
Synonyms: early, before time
Antonyms: overdue
Example Sentence:
The sun can cause premature ageing.
7. EXUBERANCE (NOUN): (उत्साह): ebullience
Synonyms: buoyancy, cheerfulness
Antonyms: gloom
Example Sentence:
He has a sense of youthful exuberance.
8. CAREFREE (NOUN): (निश्चिन्त): unworried
Synonyms: untroubled, blithe
Antonyms: anxious
Example Sentence:
We were young and carefree.
9. VIGILANCE (NOUN): (सतर्कता): surveillance
Synonyms: attentiveness, attention
Antonyms: inattentiveness
Example Sentence:
Security duties demand long hours of vigilance.
10. EVENTFUL (ADJECTIVE): (व्यस्त): busy
Synonyms: event-filled, action-packed
Antonyms: dull, uneventful
Example Sentence:
I am envious of his eventful life.
1-Slumped (Noun) : अचानक भारी गिरावट आ जाना: To fall suddenly and by a large amount
Synonyms: Droop, Slump Down
Antonyms: Sit Upright, Perk Up, Erect, Perky
Sentence: Exhausted from a long day of work, he slumped into the chair and closed his eyes.
2-Admonished(Verb) : डाँटना, फटकारना: To reprimand or scold someone firmly
Synonyms: Reproached, Chastised, Rebuked
Antonyms: Praised, Commended, Applauded
Sentence: The teacher admonished the student for constantly interrupting the class and reminded him of the importance of respecting others' turns to speak.
3-Contravention(Noun) : उल्लंघन: Violating or going against a law, rule
Synonyms: Infringement, Breach, Transgression
Antonyms: Compliance, Adherence, Observance
Sentence: The company's dumping of hazardous waste into the river was in contravention of environmental regulations, leading to severe penalties and legal consequences.
4-Prance (Verb) : उछल-कूद करना: To move with high spirits or lively steps, especially in a playful or proud manner.
Synonyms: Dance, Skip, Strut, Caper, Frolic
Antonyms: Stumble, Trudge, Plod, Lumber
Sentence: The little girl couldn't contain her excitement and began to prance around the room, twirling and leaping with joy.
5-RAMS(Noun): A heavy object used to break down doors or walls in ancient warfare.
Sentence: The ancient city's gates were reinforced with iron to withstand attacks from enemy rams.
6-ERRANT(Adjective): Behaving badly in some way, especially by disobeying your parents or leaving home; not behaving in an acceptable way
Synonyms: Wandering, Wayward, Stray
Antonyms: Obedient, Directed, Focused
Sentence: The errant golf ball flew off course and landed in the neighbouring fairway.
7-SCAVENGING(Noun): The act of searching for or collecting discarded or leftover items, especially food or materials, in order to survive or utilize them.
Synonyms: Foraging, Rummaging
Antonyms: Wasting, Discarding
Sentence: Some animals are skilled at scavenging for edible plants and insects in their environment.
8-WAFTS(Noun, verb): To float or be carried gently through the air, often with a pleasant smell or sound.
Synonyms: Gust, Draft, Sweep
Antonyms: Stillness, Calm
Sentence: As they walked through the garden, they could feel the cool wafts of the evening breeze.
9-HEIST(Noun, Verb): A robbery or theft, especially one involving a significant amount of money, valuable items, or a large-scale operation.
Synonyms: robbery, burglary, plunder, burglarize
Antonyms: Restitution, Reimbursement.
Sentence: The daring heist at the jewellery store shocked the entire city, as the thieves made off with millions in diamonds and gold.
10-RAZED: To completely destroy
Synonyms: Bulldoze, Obliterate
Antonyms: Build, Construct, Erect
Sentence: After the fire broke out in the factory, it was so intense that it razed the entire building to the ground, leaving nothing but ashes behind.
#The Hindu Vocabulary 03-09-2021
1. COERCIVE (ADJECTIVE): (बलपूर्वक): Persistent
Synonyms: Insistent, Pressing
Antonyms: Powerless
Example Sentence:The governor has a hereditary army for coercive purposes.
2. UNDERMINE (VERB): (दुर्बल करना): Subvert
Synonyms: Sabotage, Threaten
Antonyms: Enhance
Example Sentence:She tried to undermine my authority by complaining about me to my boss.
3. CHOPPY (ADJECTIVE): (अशांत): Rough
Synonyms: Turbulent, Heavy
Antonyms: Calm
Example Sentence:The first race was sailed in a stiff breeze and choppy seas.
4. DISSONANCE (NOUN): (मतभेद): Incongruity
Synonyms: Disparity, Discrepancy
Antonyms: Harmony
Example Sentence:The party is willing to put up with such dissonance among their candidates.
5. STRIDENT (ADJECTIVE): (श्रुतिकठोर): Harsh
Synonyms: Raucous, Rough
Antonyms: Soft
Example Sentence:Her voice had become increasingly strident with time.
6. OBTUSE (ADJECTIVE): (मंद): Stupid
Synonyms: Dull, Slow-witted
Antonyms: Astute
Example Sentence:She wondered if the doctor was being deliberately obtuse.
7. ABDICATE (VERB): (सत्ता त्यागना): Resign
Synonyms: Retire, Quit
Antonyms: Be crowned
Example Sentence:In 1918 Kaiser Wilhelm abdicated as German emperor.
8. INCUMBENT (ADJECTIVE): (पद-धारी): Current
Synonyms: Existing, Present
Antonyms: Past
Example Sentence:The incumbent President was defeated.
9. JUDICIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (उचित): Wise
Synonyms: Sensible Prudent
Antonyms: Injudicious
Example Sentence:The government made judicious use of public investment.
10. ELEVATION (NOUN): (बढ़ावा): Promotion
Synonyms: Upgrading, Advancement
Antonyms: Demotion
Example Sentence:The color usually deepens toward zenith and also with the elevation of observer.
1-Discrimination(Noun):भेदभाव : Treating one person or group worse than others
Synonyms: Prejudice , Bias
Antonyms: Equity , Impartiality
Example Sentence:: The law prohibits discrimination against the disabled.
2-Profess(Verb) : ढोंग करना : Declare something, often insincerely.
Synonyms: Announce , Proclaim
Antonyms: Conceal , Disavow
Example Sentence::She still professes her innocence.
3.LACKADAISICAL (ADJECTIVE): (लापरवाह): careless
Synonyms: lazy, lax
Antonyms: enthusiastic
Example Sentence:
Raj has a rather lackadaisical approach to his work.
4-OBTUSE (ADJECTIVE): (मंद): stupid
Synonyms: dull, slow-witted
Antonyms: astute
Example Sentence:
She wondered if the doctor was being deliberately obtuse.
5-Pervading(Verb) :सर्वव्यापी : Omnipresent ; felt everywhere
Synonyms: Permeate , Divine
Antonyms: Deplete , Drain
Example Sentence: There is a pervading atmosphere of gloom in the film.
6-Tenets(Noun) :सिद्धांतों: A principle, or a belief
Synonyms: Dogma , Precept
Antonyms: Doubt , Disbelief
Example Sentence: They are an extreme sect with their own tenets and doctrines.
7-Deprivation(Noun):हानि: Dispossession; loss
Synonyms: Impoverishment , Penury
Antonyms: Wealth , Bestowal
Example Sentence:: She is studying the effects of sleep deprivation.
8-Shrink(Verb):सिमटन: To become smaller or more compacted
Synonyms: Diminish , Dwindle
Antonyms: Expand , Increase
Example Sentence: Your sweater will shrink if you wash it at too high a temperature.
9-Perpetrators(Noun): अपराधियों : A person who carries out a harmful, illegal, or immoral act.
Synonyms: Brigand , Criminal
Antonyms: Sheriff , Lawman
Example Sentence:The perpetrator of this crime must be traced.
10-Wrath (Noun):क्रोध : Very great anger
Synonyms: Rage , Spleen
Antonyms: Happiness , Kindness
Example Sentence:You have to face the wrath of people in this regard.
1-INEBRIATED : Adjective: a state of intoxication, typically due to the consumption of alcohol or drugs; drunk or intoxicated.
Synonyms: Hammered, Sloshed
Antonyms: Temperate, Abstinent
Sentence: After consuming several glasses of wine, she became inebriated and started dancing wildly at the party.
2-TARNISH : Verb: to make something lose its shine, lustre, or value.
Synonyms : Taint , Defile
Antonyms: Purify, Brighten
Sentence: Leaving the silverware out in the open caused it to tarnish and lose its shine.
4-BARRAGE: Noun: something that comes quickly and heavily — as an attack of bullets or artillery or a fast spray of words.
Synonyms: Shower, Volley
Antonyms: Dribble, Scarcity
Sentence: The city experienced a barrage of heavy rain and strong winds during the storm.
5-GRAFT: Noun & Verb: obtaining money, advantage, or position through dishonest or unfair means
Synonyms: Bribery, Fraud
Antonyms: Honesty, Integrity
Sentence: Some officials were found guilty of grafting funds from public projects for their personal gain.
6-METTLE:Noun: The ability to cope with difficulties, challenges, and adversity; strength of character, determination, and courage.
Synonyms: Grit, Stamina
Antonyms: Timidity, Weakness
Sentence: In times of crisis, his unwavering mettle and leadership qualities shone through.
7-MUCKRAKIN:Noun: The practice of exposing and criticizing corruption, dishonesty, and societal issues, especially through investigative journalism or other forms of media.
Synonyms: Exposé
Antonyms: Censorship, Whitewashing
Sentence: Some critics argue that muckraking journalism can sometimes sensationalize issues for higher readership.
8-PROVENANC: Noun: The origin, source, or history of something; the record of ownership and history of a work of art, artefact, or valuable object.
Synonyms: Source, Heritage
Antonyms: Mystery, Obscurity
Sentence: The collector was particularly interested in the provenance of the antique furniture he was considering purchasing.
9-YOMP: Verb:energetically and briskly, especially over a long distance or difficult terrain, often carrying heavy equipment or a backpack.
Synonyms: Trek , March
Antonyms: Linger , Saunter
Sentence : The hikers decided to yomp to the summit of the mountain to catch the sunrise.
1. RIFT (NOUN): division
Synonyms: gap, difference
Antonyms: bridge, joint
Example sentence:
The opposition and the government seemed to be focused on removing the rift between them.
2. FORTHCOMING (ADJECTIVE): coming in future
Synonyms: New, Futuristic
Antonyms: Obsolete, Outdated
Example sentence:
Ever since I was of tender age, I have trained for forthcoming technical enhancements.
3. BORROW (VERB): to take by request
Synonyms: Loan, Beg
Antonyms: Snatch, Rob
Example sentence:
The new economic freedom has enabled people to borrow less and spend more.
4. CRISIS (NOUN): problem
Synonyms: Mayhem, Doom
Antonyms: Prosperity, Harmony
Example sentence:
The writer's crisis lies in the depiction of negative characters in a positive way and vice versa.
5. JUMBLE (VERB): disturbing
Synonyms: disorder, disorganise
Antonyms: Organise, Arrange
Example sentence:
All of us can jumble up our lives, but many few of us can arrange it properly.
6. PROLIFEROUS (ADJECTIVE): fertile
Synonyms: bountiful, arable Antonyms: barren, arid
Example Sentence:
The government has given permission to build infrastructure on a proliferous piece of land.
7. APPRECEPTIVE (ADJECTIVE): alert
Synonyms: watchful, cognizant Antonyms: heedless, indiscreet
Example Sentence:
His appreceptive quality has kept him out of trouble so far.
8. FUMY (ADJECTIVE): cloudy
Synonyms: blurry, murky Antonyms: luminous, distinct
Example Sentence:
The view was extremely fumy and we couldn’t see anyone.
9. REBUFF (NOUN): ignore
Synonyms: rebuke, snub Antonyms: welcome, praise
Example Sentence:
The rebuff faced by me from the big companies was good for my business.
10. STICKLE (VERB): Disagree
Synonyms: disapprove, refute Antonyms: endorse, aid
Example Sentence:
The decision was stickled by the higher management.
1-CREMATED: Verb: the process of reducing a deceased person's body to ashes through combustion, typically done in a crematory.
Antonyms: Buried
Synonyms: Incinerated, Burned
Sentence: After her passing, her family decided to have her body cremated according to
her wishes.
2.ENGULF:Verb: completely surround, cover, or swallow something or someone, often with great force or intensity.
Synonyms: Swallow , Devour
Antonyms : Release , Uncover
Sentence: The waves from the stormy sea were so powerful that they threatened to engulf the small boat.
3-STIFLING : Adjective: Extremely hot, oppressive, or suffocating, making it difficult to breathe or causing discomfort.
Synonyms: Unbearable
Antonyms: Pleasant
Sentence: The stifling heat of the desert made it nearly impossible to stay outside for long.
4-THWART: Verb: to prevent, hinder, or obstruct the success or accomplishment of a plan, effort, or intention.
Synonyms: Impede, Hinder
Antonyms: Aid, Assist
Sentence: Despite their best efforts, bad weather thwarted their plans for a picnic.
5-OUSTED: Verb: forcefully remove or expel someone from a position, place, or situation
Synonyms: Expelled, Ejected
Antonyms: Welcomed, Admitted
Sentence:The shareholders voted to oust the CEO due to allegations of financial misconduct.
6-AUGURS: Noun: people who predict or forecast future events.
Synonyms: Seers, Diviners
Antonym: Realists
Sentence: The political leader sought the advice of the local augurs before making a critical policy decision.
7-APATITE:Noun: a mineral that is commonly found in the Earth's crust and is a major component of phosphate
Sentence: The agricultural industry relies on apatite-rich fertilizers to enhance soil phosphorus levels and promote plant growth.
8-POSTULATE :Noun: fundamental principles or assumptions that are accepted as true without proof
Synonyms: Premises, Theories
Antonyms: Deny, Refute
Sentence: In geometry, Euclid's postulates serve as the foundation for proving various geometric theorems.
1. HELD (VERB): grasped
Synonyms: clutched, detained
Antonyms: freed, liberated
Example Sentence:
My niece held me tightly in her arms with a lot of excitement.
2. SUSPECT (VERB): distrust
Synonyms: presume, speculate Antonyms: neglect, disregard
Example Sentence:
We must never suspect the honesty of our true friends.
3. PERISH (VERB): decay
Synonyms: cease, crumble Antonyms: commence, conceive
Example Sentence:
They have been told to perform or perish.
4. CRISIS (NOUN): problematic situation
Synonyms: catastrophe, contingency Antonyms: harmony, prosperity
Example Sentence:
We need to end the crisis by taking suitable actions.
5. QUASH (VERB): Destroy
Synonyms: annihilate, quell Antonyms: encourage, praise
Example Sentence:
The Supreme Court can quash the orders of the high court.
6. INTERIM (ADJECTIVE): Temporary
Synonyms: provisional, makeshift Antonyms: permanent, continual
Example Sentence:
The prisoner was granted interim bail on the grounds of health conditions.
7. DOLOROUS (ADJECTIVE): sad
Synonyms: deplorable, dolent Antonyms: cheerful, hopeful
Example Sentence:
We should avoid getting dolorous about the things that happened in the past.
8. HIRE (VERB): to commission for a job
Synonyms: employ, delegate Antonyms: lay off, dismiss
Example Sentence:
We are going to hire new employees very soon.
9. STUMBLING (VERB): slip
Synonyms: stagger, flounder Antonyms: fix, straighten
Example Sentence:
They will be stumbling a lot if you don’t direct them properly.
10. OPT (VERB): choose
Synonyms: decide, elect Antonyms: dislike, reject
Example Sentence:
They have opted to bat first after winning the toss.
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1-PERDITION: तबाही विनाश
Synonyms: Ruin, suffering
Antonyms: Exoneration, health
Example sentence: The villain's actions led to the perdition of innocent lives, causing immense suffering and sorrow.
2-TRUCULENT: उग्र, लड़ाकू
Synonyms: aggressive,barbarous
Antonyms: cooperative,gentle
Example sentence:The truculent dog barked aggressively at anyone who dared to approach its territory.
3-HURLY-BURLY: हड़बड़ी, खलबली
Synonyms: Confusion, tumult,Turbulence
Antonyms: CALM, ORDER
Example sentence: The party turned into a wild hurly-burly as people danced, laughed, and chatted loudly.
4-BEFUDDLE: स्वयं को मूर्ख बनाना
Synonyms: Baffle, bewilder
Antonyms: Clarify, clear up
Example sentence: The complex instructions befuddled the new recruits, leaving them unsure of what to do next.
5-DOYEN: वरिष्ठ एवं प्रतिष्ठित सदस्य
Synonyms: Chief, commander,Director, head
Antonyms: Employee, follower
Example sentence: The professor was considered the doyen of the academic community due to his extensive knowledge and experience.
6.UNFEIGNED: अकृत्रिम
Synonyms: genuine, real
Antonyms: pretentious, counterfeit
Example Sentence:The reality show was completely unfeigned and free of scripted fights.
7.BUNGLE : घपला
Synonyms: blunder, mismanage
Antonyms: manage, fix
Example Sentence:
He was fired as he could bungle the simplest of tasks given to him.
8. FOLKSY : मिलनसार
Synonyms: homey, informal
Antonyms: formal, cold
Example Sentence:
Anuradha is a folksy fellow.
9.CREAK : चरमराना
Synonyms: groan, screech
Antonyms: mumble, whisper
Example Sentence:
There was a loud creak in the corridor.
10. TIRADE: आक्षेप
Synonyms: ranting, denunciation
Antonyms: praise, complement
Example Sentence:
The employee launched a tirade when fired from his job.
1. EVACUATE (VERB): (ख़ाली करना): Remove
Synonyms: Clear, Move out
Antonyms: Hold
Example Sentence:
Several families were evacuated from their home.
2. PENURY (NOUN): (दरिद्रता): Impoverishment
Synonyms: Indigence, Need
Antonyms: Wealth
Example Sentence:
He could not face yet another year of penury.
3. JUDICIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (विवेकसम्मत): Wise
Synonyms: Sensible, Prudent
Antonyms: Injudicious
Example Sentence:
The judicious use of public investment should be ensured
4. CONUNDRUM (NOUN): (समस्या): Problem
Synonyms: Difficult, Quandary
Antonyms: Solution
Example Sentence:
One of the most difficult conundrums for the experts.
5. APPOSITE (ADJECTIVE): (उचित): Inappropriate
Synonyms:Pertinent, Applicable
Antonyms: Appropriate
Example Sentence:
He stated an apposite quotation.
6. STIMULATE (VERB): (उकसाना): Encourage
Synonyms: Prompt, Prod
Antonyms: Discourage
Example Sentence:
The reader could not fail to be stimulated by the ideas presented.
7. FLAK (NOUN): (आलोचना): Criticism
Synonyms: Censure, Disapproval
Antonyms:Approval
Example Sentence:
You must be strong enough to take the flak if things go wrong.
8. CIRCUMSPECT (ADJECTIVE): (एहतियाती): Cautious
Synonyms: Wary, Careful
Antonyms: unguarded
Example Sentence:
The officials were very circumspect in their statements.
9. BREACH (NOUN): (उल्लंघन): Contravention
Synonyms: Violation, Breaking
Antonyms: Agreement
Example Sentence:
They had to go through a breach.
10. RENOWNED (ADJECTIVE): (प्रसिद्ध): Famous
Synonyms: Celebrated, Famed
Antonyms: Unknown
Example Sentence:
Britain is renowned for its love of animals.
1. PRESUMPTUOUS (ADJECTIVE): (अक्खड़): brazen
Synonyms: overconfident, arrogant
Antonyms: timid
ExampleSentence:
The man seemed too presumptuous to be a humble leader for the nation..
2. BAR (PREPOSITION): (के अलावा): apart from
Synonyms: but (for), other than
Antonyms: observe
Example Sentence:
His kids were all gone now, bar one.
3. VINDICTIVE (ADJECTIVE): (प्रतिशोधी): vengeful
Synonyms: revengeful, avenging
Antonyms: forgiving
Example Sentence:
The criticism was both vindictive and personalized.
4. FORMIDABLE (ADJECTIVE): (भयभीत करने वाला): intimidating
Synonyms: forbidding, redoubtable
Antonyms: comforting
Example Sentence:
In debate he was a formidable opponent.
5. LACKLUSTRE (ADJECTIVE): (भावशून्य): uninspired
Synonyms: uninspiring, unimaginative
Antonyms: inspired
Example Sentence:
No excuses were made for the team's lacklustre performance.
6. BLATANT (ADJECTIVE): (प्रबल): flagrant
Synonyms: glaring, obvious
Antonyms: inconspicuous
Example Sentence:
The blatant defiance was so sweetly uttered, he didn't know how to respond.
7. DYNAMIC (ADJECTIVE): (ऊर्जावान): energetic
Synonyms: spirited, active
Antonyms: half-hearted
Example Sentence:
The city is a dynamic metropolitan area.
8. INDUCE (VERB): (मनाना): persuade
Synonyms: convince, get
Antonyms: dissuade
Example Sentence:
The pickets induced many workers to stay away.
9. DISSENT (NOUN): (असहमति): disagreement
Synonyms: dispute, argument
Antonyms: agreement
Example Sentence:
There was no dissent from this view.
10. ENERVATE (VERB): (क्षीण करना): exhaust
Synonyms: tire, fatigue
Antonyms: invigorate
Example Sentence:
The hot sun enervated her to the point of collapse.
1. PRESUMPTUOUS (ADJECTIVE): (अक्खड़): brazen
Synonyms: overconfident, arrogant
Antonyms: timid
ExampleSentence:
The man seemed too presumptuous to be a humble leader for the nation.
2. DELIBERATE (ADJECTIVE): (सविचार): careful
Synonyms: cautious, unhurried
Antonyms: hasty
Example Sentence:
I have always been a conscientious and deliberate worker.
3. REPRESSIVE (ADJECTIVE): (दमनकारी): oppressive
Synonyms: authoritarian, despotic
Antonyms: democratic
Example Sentence:
It was clear that he could not continue the repressive tactics of his predecessor.
4. OVERWEENING (ADJECTIVE): (आत्माभिमानी): overconfident
Synonyms: conceited, cocksure
Antonyms: modest
Example Sentence:
His modesty is nothing but a cover for his overweening conceit.
5. DETRIMENT (NOUN): (हानि): harm
Synonyms: damage, injury
Antonyms: benefit
Example Sentence:
Hurried tests are a detriment to good education.
6. CAPITULATE (VERB): (आत्मसमर्पण करना): surrender
Synonyms: give in, yield
Antonyms: resist
Example Sentence:
The patriots had to capitulate to the enemy forces.
7. PROSCRIBE (VERB): (बहिष्कार करना): forbid
Synonyms: prohibit, ban
Antonyms: ban
Example Sentence:
Strikes remained proscribed in the armed forces.
8. UNDERLIE (VERB): (नींव रखना): fundamental
Synonyms: basic, basal
Antonyms: subordinate
Example Sentence:
We discussed the principles that underlay their methods.
9. MARGINAL (ADJECTIVE): (मामूली): slight
Synonyms: small, tiny
Antonyms: vast
Example Sentence:
It made only a marginal difference.
10. MACABRE (ADJECTIVE): (भयंकर): gruesome
Synonyms: grisly grim
Antonyms: pleasant
Example Sentence:
A macabre series of murders shocked us.
1. ANNIHILATE (VERB): (मिटा देना): destroy
Synonyms: wipe out, obliterate
Antonyms: create
Example Sentence:
A simple bomb of this type could annihilate them all.
2. INHERENT (ADJECTIVE): (आंतरिक): intrinsic
Synonyms: innate, immanent
Antonyms: acquired
Example Sentence:
Any form of mountaineering has its inherent dangers.
3. PROTRACT (VERB): (लम्बा करना): prolong
Synonyms: extend, draw out
Antonyms: curtail
Example Sentence:
He had certainly taken his time, even protracting the process.
4. ABREAST (ADVERB): (के साथ): up with
Synonyms: up to date with, in touch with
Antonyms: out of touch with
Example Sentence:
In modern times, one has to keep abreast of developments.
5. RESTITUTION (NOUN): (वापसी): return
Synonyms: restoration, replacement
Antonyms: seizure
Example Sentence:
The ANC had demanded the restitution of land seized from black people.
6. WITHER (VERB): (मुरझाना): wilt
Synonyms: droop, fade
Antonyms: thrive
Example Sentence:
The grass had withered to an unappealing brown.
7. ANTIPATHY (NOUN): (विरोधभाव): hostility
Synonyms: antagonism, animosity
Antonyms: liking
Example Sentence:
He certainly had antipathy to capitalism.
8. LIBERAL (ADJECTIVE): (उदार): generous
Synonyms: magnanimous, open-handed
Antonyms: miserly
Example Sentence:
Sam was too liberal with the wine.
9. EMPATHY (NOUN): (समवेदना): affinity with
Synonyms: rapport with, togetherness
Antonyms: distance
Example Sentence:
She'd been incapable of empathy or remorse.
10. ACCEDE (VERB): (मान लेना): accept
Synonyms: endorse, go along with
Antonyms: refuse
Example Sentence:
He did not accede to his child’s demands.
1. PERSUASIVE (ADJECTIVE): (ठोस): convincing
Synonyms: effective, cogent
Antonyms: unconvincing
Example Sentence:
He gave an informative and persuasive speech.
2. SOAR (VERB): (वृद्धि होना): wing
Synonyms: take off, take flight
Antonyms: plummet
Example Sentence:
The bird spread its wings and soared into the air.
3. QUESTIONABLE (ADJECTIVE): (विवादास्पद): controversial
Synonyms: contentious, in doubt
Antonyms: certain
Example Sentence:
It is questionable whether any of these exceptions is genuine.
4. IMPEDIMENT (NOUN): (अवरोध): hindrance
Synonyms: obstruction, obstacle
Antonyms: benefit
Example Sentence:
The lack of a new invention is a serious impediment to scientific progress.
5. FEROCIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (क्रूर): fierce
Synonyms: savage, wild
Antonyms: tame
Example Sentence:
I came across a ferocious beast.
6. ERR (VERB): (भूल करना): mistake
Synonyms: blunder, misjudge
Antonyms: be right
Example Sentence:
The judge had erred in the judgement.
7. MOMENTOUS (ADJECTIVE): (महत्वपूर्ण): important
Synonyms: significant, epoch-making
Antonyms: unimportant
Example Sentence:
The momentous news was that war has begun.
8.EGREGIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (भयानक): shocking
Synonyms: appalling, horrific
Antonyms: marvellous
Example Sentence:
Egregious errors were caused by the tablet's failure to check spelling.
9. UNBLEMISHED (ADJECTIVE): (त्रुटिहीन): impeccable
Synonyms: flawless, faultless
Antonyms: flawed
Example Sentence:
Her body was perfectly formed and unblemished.
10. HOSTILITY (NOUN): (कड़वापन): antagonism
Synonyms: bitterness, malevolence
Antonyms: friendliness
Example Sentence:
They have hostility towards all outsiders.
1-Recalcitrant(Adjective): आज्ञा न माननेवाला: Refusing to follow instructions or rules
Synonyms: Intractable , Unmanageable
Antonyms: Amenable , Docile
Example Sentence: Everyday I see casual violence meted out on recalcitrant toddlers.
2-Stymie(Verb): बाधाएँ डालना : To hinder or thwart
Synonyms: Impede , Hamper
Antonyms: Assist , Help
Example Sentence: The two-tier system is likely to cause confusion and may stymie development.
3-Fractious(Adjective): झगड़ालू : Irritable and quarrelsome
Synonyms: Grumpy , Ill-Mannered
Antonyms: Affable , Obedient
Example Sentence:Nandini was in a fractious mood.
4-Induce(Verb): प्रेरित करना: Persuade someone to do something
Synonyms: Convince , Inspire
Antonyms: Dissuade , Discourage
Example Sentence:They will induce labor to avoid complications.
5-Untenable(Adjective): अस्थिर: Incapable of being defended
Synonyms: Unarguable , Unjustifiable
Antonyms: Moderate , Rational
Example Sentence:Three years of drought have made the supply situation untenable.
6-Persuaded(Verb): आश्वस्त : To prevail on (a person) to do something
Synonyms: Coax , Convince
Antonyms: Discourage , Dissuade
Example Sentence:He would not listen to anyone who tried to persuade him to stay at home.
7-Exacted(Adjective): सटीक : Correct; accurate
Synonyms: Sanctioned , Imposed
Antonyms: Fuzzy , Uncertain
Sentence: They would not rest until they had exacted revenge.
8-Helm(Noun): संचालन: Wheel or handle used to control boat.
Synonyms: Tiller , Rudder
Antonyms: Walk , Repel
Example Sentence: During the crisis, the chief firefighter took the helm and got everyone to safety quickly.
9-Wobbling(Verb): डगमगाना: To move unsteadily from side to side
Synonyms: Jiggle , See-Saw
Antonyms: Steady , Stabilize
Example Sentence: The boy was wobbling along on his bicycle.
10-Awry(Adjective , Adverb): टेढ़ा : Untidy
Synonyms: Amiss , Wrong
Antonyms: Straight , Even
1-Scorching (Adjective): (ज्वलंत, तपता हुआ)
Synonyms: Searing, Burning
Antonyms: Freezing, Chilly
Example sentence:
The scorching sun made it unbearable to be outside.
2. Melancholy (Noun/Adjective): (उदासी, विषाद, दुख)
Synonyms: Sadness, Sorrow
Antonyms: Joy, Delight
Example sentence:
The old photograph brought back a wave of melancholy memories.
3. Contentment (Noun, Verb): (संतोष, संतुष्टि)
Synonyms: Satisfaction, Fulfilment
Antonyms: Discontent, Dissatisfaction
Example sentence:
After years of hard work, he finally found contentment in his career.
4. Magnify (Verb): (बढ़ाना, विस्तार करना)
Synonyms: Amplify, Enlarge
Antonyms: Reduce, Decrease
Example sentences:
The microscope allowed us to magnify tiny organisms and study them in detail.
5. Avaricious (Adjective): (लोभी)
Synonyms: Greedy, Grasping
Antonyms: Generous, Selfless
Example sentence:
His avaricious nature led him to exploit others for his own financial gain.
6.Land Slide Victory:(Idioms) :भारी जीत
a victory by a large margin; a very substantial victory, particularly in an election
7. To Burn One’s Fingers: ((Idioms): To Get One’s Self Into Unexpected Trouble, As By
Interfering The Concerns Of Others, Speculation, Etc.
8. Bird’s eye view: (Idioms)A General View Or Study.
A View From A Very High Place Which Allows You To See A Large Area.
9. Hobson’s choice:(Idioms): The Choice Of Taking Either That Which Is Offered Or Nothing;
The Absence Of A Real Alternative.
10.To chew the cud :(Idioms): To Think Deeply
1. CADGE (VERB): To beg or get by begging
Synonyms: beg, sponge
Antonyms: give, donate
Example Sentence: He asked if he could cadge a ride from somebody.
2. CALLOUS (ADJECTIVE): Emotionally hardened
Synonyms: insensitive, unbending
Antonyms: concerned, sensitive
Example Sentence: The callous doctor had no problem telling the overweight man he was fat and lazy.
3. CALUMNIATE (VERB): To make maliciously or knowingly false statements about
Synonyms: defame, asperse
Antonyms: honour, exalt
Example Sentence: The dishonest man calumniates his own mother in order to make front-page news.
4. CATHOLIC (ADJECTIVE): Of broad or liberal scope; comprehensive
Synonyms: worldwide, cosmopolitan
Antonyms: limited, particular
Example Sentence: He was a man of catholic taste, enjoying music and fine arts of all kinds.
5. CANDID (ADJECTIVE): Characterized by openness and sincerity of expression
Synonyms: frank, honest
Antonyms: crooked, twisted
Example Sentence: If I am to be candid, I must admit I am very unhappy with this situation.
6. CANTANKEROUS (ADJECTIVE): Ill-tempered
Synonyms: quarrelsome, critical
Antonyms: amicable, peaceful
Example Sentence: The leading character in the movie was a cantankerous old man who hated the world.
7. CAPACIOUS (ADJECTIVE): Capable of containing a large quantity
Synonyms: spacious, roomy
Antonyms: compact, congested
Example Sentence: Priyanshi crammed the lot into her capacious handbag.
8. CAPITULATE (VERB): To surrender under specified conditions
Synonyms: surrender, quit.
Antonyms: resist, retain
Example Sentence: I never thought my brother would capitulate and allow me to drive his car for a week.
9. CAPRICIOUS (ADJECTIVE): changeable
Synonyms: whimsical, fickle
Antonyms: invariable, fixed
Example Sentence: You need to settle down and stop being so capricious!
10. CAPTIOUS (ADJECTIVE): Marked by a disposition to find and point out trivial faults
Synonyms: faultfinding, criticizing
Antonyms: fair, tolerant
Example Sentence: When my captious teacher grades my essays, she always finds a minor error in my work.
1-SACROSANCT(Adjective): Too important or valuable to be interfered with, criticized, or violated.
Synonyms: Hallowed, Revered
Antonyms: Profane, Ordinary
Sentence: The privacy of people's personal information should be treated as sacrosanct and protected from unauthorized access.
2-PARTAKE(Verb): To participate in or share in something, especially an activity or event.
Synonyms: Participate, Engage
Antonyms: Shun, Decline
Sentence: The whole family will partake in the celebration of their grandparents' 50th wedding anniversary.
3-Sojourn(Noun): अस्थायी निवास: a temporary stay or visit in a place, often implying a period of rest or leisure.
Synonyms: Stopover, Vacation
Antonyms: Permanent Stay, Settlement
Sentence: We had a delightful sojourn in the quaint village, enjoying the peaceful atmosphere.
4-Forage(Noun) : चारा: To search or rummage for food, provisions, or supplies
Synonyms: Food, Fodder, Provender
Antonyms: Scarcity, Shortage
Sentence: (N)The farmer gathered fresh forage to feed the livestock.
(V)The birds forage for worms and insects in the garden.
5-Plunder(Noun , Verb) : लूट का सामान , लूटना: To steal goods or valuables forcefully
Synonyms: Loot, Pillage, Ransack
Antonyms: Protect, Preserve, Guard
Sentence: (V) The pianist's performance was impeccable, every note played with precision and grace.
(N) The soldiers were accused of taking part in the plunder of a war-torn city.
6-Limping(Verb) : लँगड़ाना: To walk with difficulty because you have hurt your leg or foot
Synonyms: Lame, Lurching
Antonyms: Striding, Marching
Sentence: After spraining his ankle, he was limping heavily as he walked.
7-Slumped (Noun) : अचानक भारी गिरावट आ जाना: To fall suddenly and by a large amount
Synonyms: Droop, Slump Down
Antonyms: Sit Upright, Perk Up, Erect, Perky
Sentence: Exhausted from a long day of work, he slumped into the chair and closed his eyes.
8-Splintered (Adjective) : टुकड़ों में टूटना: Broken or shattered into small, sharp fragments
Synonyms: Broken, Fractured
Antonyms: Intact, Unbroken,
Sentence: The window pane was splintered into countless pieces after the baseball hit it with great force.
9-Bleakness (Noun): उत्साह हीनता: Lacking in hope or cheerfulness
Synonyms: Desolation, Dreariness, Gloom
Antonyms: Brightness, Optimism
Sentence: The abandoned house stood in stark bleakness, with broken windows and overgrown weeds, reflecting the desolation of its surroundings.
10-Ruse(Noun) : धोखा: A trick or clever plan
Synonyms: Trick, Ploy, Scheme, Deception
Antonyms: Honesty, Truthfulness, Sincerity
Sentence: The thief used a clever ruse to distract the security guard while his accomplice stole the valuable painting from the gallery.
11-Capacious(Adjective): विशाल: A space or container that is able to hold or accommodate a significant amount
Synonyms: Spacious, Roomy, Ample
Antonyms: Compact, Cramped, Narrow
Sentence: The house had a capacious living room with high ceilings and large windows, providing a sense of openness and comfort.
1-ABROGATION:Noun: The process of abolishing or nullifying something that was previously established.
Synonyms: Repeal, Revoke, Annul
Antonyms: Ratification, Endorsement
Sentence: The government decided to announce the abrogation of the controversial tax law, which had caused widespread protests among the citizens.
2-RAZED : Verb:To completely destroy
Synonyms: Bulldoze, Obliterate
Antonyms: Build
Sentence: After the fire broke out in the factory, it was so intense that it razed the entire building to the ground, leaving nothing but ashes behind.
3-CHARRED: Adjective, Verb: to burn or scorch something partially, resulting in a blackened surface.
Synonyms: Burn, Scorch, Sear
Antonyms: Extinguish, Unburn
Sentence: The firefighters found charred remains of the old documents after extinguishing the office fire.
4-SMEAR: to spread or apply a substance (e.g., paint, ink, or grease) in a hasty, careless, or uneven manner, resulting in a blotchy or messy appearance.
Synonyms: Daub, Stain, Slather
Antonyms: Clean, Wipe, Clear
Sentence: The party cadres resorted to hooliganism when their demands were not met in the meeting by the government.
5-UNTOWARD: Situations or behaviour that is difficult, awkward, or contrary to what is desired or appropriate.
Synonyms: Inappropriate, Unseemly
Antonyms: Promising, Expected
Sentence: The sudden untoward weather change caught the hikers off guard, leaving them stranded in the mountains.
6-ABJURED: solemnly renounce or give up a belief, claim, or allegiance, often under oath.
Synonyms: Forsake, Repudiate
Antonyms: Embrace, Accept
Sentence:After facing a crisis of conscience, the politician publicly abjured his former party's policies, vowing to work independently for the betterment of the people.
7-TURPITUDE: Morally reprehensible or disgraceful behaviour or character.
Synonyms: Depravity, Evil
Antonyms: Virtue, Morality, Integrity
Sentence: The judge was appalled by the defendant's actions, considering them to be a clear display of moral turpitude, leading to a severe sentence.
8-SNAGS: A complication or problem that causes a delay or difficulty.
Synonyms: Obstacle, Impediment
Antonyms: Facilitation, Help
Sentence: The construction project faced several snags, including a shortage of building materials and bad weather conditions.
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1-HAIL (VERB): (प्रशंसा करना): acclaim
Synonyms: praise, applaud
Antonyms: criticize
Example sentence:
As the champion crossed the finish line, the crowd erupted in cheers, hailing the athlete's incredible achievement.
2-DISMAY (NOUN): (त्रस्त करना): appall
Synonyms: horrify, shock
Antonyms: encourage
Example sentence:
The poor performance of the team left the coach in dismay, wondering what went wrong.
3-ASSUAGE (VERB): (राहत देना): relieve
Synonyms: ease, alleviate
Antonyms: aggravate
Example sentence:
After a long day at work, a cup of hot tea can assuage my stress and help me relax.
4. EGREGIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (चौंकानेवाला): shocking
Synonyms: appalling, horrific
Antonyms: marvellous
Example Sentence:
Egregious errors were caused by the tablet's failure to check spelling.
5. AVOIDABLE (ADJECTIVE): (परिहार्य): preventable
Synonyms: needless, unnecessary
Antonyms: inescapable, inevitable
Example Sentence:
Seems like so much death should be avoidable in this day and age.
6 .EMBARK (VERB): (प्रारंभ करना): begin
Synonyms: start, commence
Antonyms: end
Example Sentence:
She embarked on a new career.
7. RUGGED (ADJECTIVE): (टिकाऊ): durable
Synonyms: robust, sturdy
Antonyms: flimsy
Example Sentence:
The binoculars are compact, lightweight, and rugged.
8. FEROCITY (NOUN): (क्रूरता): savagery
Synonyms: brutality, barbarity
Antonyms: gentleness
Example Sentence:
The ferocity of the storm caught them by surprise.
9. ARDENT (ADJECTIVE): (उत्कट): passionate
Synonyms: avid, impassioned
Antonyms: half-hearted
Example Sentence:
I am an ardent admirer of modern art.
10. ASSENT (VERB): (सहमत होना): accept
Synonyms: approve, bless
Antonyms: refuse
Example Sentence:
The Prime Minister assented to the change.
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1.IMPULSE :(NOUN): (आवेग): wildness
Synonyms: spontaneity, recklessness
Antonyms: premeditation
Example Sentence:
She was solely a woman of impulse.
2.UNFETTER :(VERB): (छुड़ा देना): untie
Synonyms: unchain, unbind
Antonyms: bind
Example Sentence:
The guards unfetter the prisoners.
3.CUTTING-EDGE: (ADJECTIVE): (उन्नत): advanced
Synonyms: innovative, pioneering.
Antonyms: conventional
Example Sentence:
The company succeeded as it uses cutting-edge technology.
4.IMPROBABLE :(ADJECTIVE): (अप्रत्याशित): inauthentic
Synonyms: unconvincing, unbelievable
Antonyms: believable
Example Sentence:
The characters have improbable names.
5.DEFIANT:(ADJECTIVE): (हठी): intransigent
Synonyms: resistant, obstinate
Antonyms: apologetic
Example Sentence:
He showed a defiant gesture.
6. STACK :(VERB): (ढेर लगाना): load
Synonyms: fill (up), lade
Antonyms: empty
Example Sentence:
He spent most of the time stacking shelves.
7.AGITATION :(NOUN): (व्याकुलता): anxiety
Synonyms: perturbation, disquiet
Antonyms: calmness
Example Sentence:
She was wringing her hands in agitation.
8.ENTIRETY :(NOUN): (संपूर्णता): whole
Synonyms: sum, total
Antonyms: part
Example Sentence:
She would have to stay in her room for the entirety of the weekend.
9.DREAD :(NOUN): (भय): fear
Synonyms: apprehension, trepidation
Antonyms: confidence
Example Sentence:
The thought of returning to London filled her with dread.
10.AGGRIEVED (ADJECTIVE): (क्रोधित): resentful
Synonyms: affronted, indignant
Antonyms: pleased
Example Sentence:
They were aggrieved at the outcome.