1) Perversity (Noun) — प्रतिकूलता Meaning: a deliberate desire to behave in an unreasonable or unacceptable way; contrariness. Synonyms: contrariness, perverseness, awkwardness Antonyms: irresolution malleability compliance Usage: […]
1) Unabated (Adjective) – बेरोक-टोक Meaning: without any reduction in intensity or strength. Synonyms: constant, persistent, relentless Antonyms: reduced Usage: “the storm was raging unabated” 2) Albeit (Conjunction) — यद्यपि Meaning: […]
1) Inauguration (Noun) — उद्घाटन Meaning: the beginning or introduction of a system, policy, or period. Synonyms: initiation, institution, setting up, launch Antonyms: demise, winding up Usage: “the […]
1) Lackadaisical (Adjective) — उत्साह और दृढ़ संकल्प की कमी Meaning: lacking enthusiasm and determination; carelessly lazy. Synonyms: careless, lazy, lax, unenthusiastic Antonyms: enthusiastic, excited Usage: “a lackadaisical defence […]
1) Lethargy (Noun) — सुस्ती Meaning: a lack of energy and enthusiasm. Synonyms: sluggishness, inertia, inactivity Antonyms: vigour, energy, animation Usage: “there was an air of lethargy […]
1) Rendered (Verb) – प्रदान करना Meaning: provide or give (a service, help, etc.). Synonyms: give, provide, supply Antonyms: ignored, neglected, disregarded Usage: “money serves as a reward for […]
1) Recuse (Verb) — अयोग्य घोषित करना Meaning: excuse oneself from a case because of a potential conflict of interest or lack of impartiality. Synonyms: disqualify oneself, […]
1) Concur (Verb) – सहमत होना Meaning: be of the same opinion; agree. Synonyms: agree, be in agreement, be in accord Antonyms: disagree Usage: “the authors concurred with […]
1) Gobbledygook (Noun) – अर्थहीन भाषा Meaning: language that is meaningless or is made unintelligible by excessive use of technical terms. Synonyms: bafflegab, double-talk, gibberish Antonyms: sense, truth, possessions […]
1) Pomp (Noun) — वैभव Meaning: ceremony and splendid display. Synonyms: ceremonial, solemnity, ritual Antonyms: simplicity Usage: “entertaining overseas visitors with the right degree of pomp” 2) Bonhomie (Noun) […]