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Daily Editorial Words and Vocabulary

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1. Asymmetry (n.)

Meaning: Lack of equality or equivalence between parts or aspects of something.

विषमता / असंतुलन

e.g. The distinct physical asymmetry of his facial features made him highly recognizable.

The severe economic asymmetry between the two neighboring nations caused heavy border tensions.

Synonyms: Imbalance; Inequality; Disproportion
Antonyms: Symmetry; Balance; Equality
2. Overhaul (n.)

Meaning: A thorough examination of machinery or a system, with repairs or changes made if necessary.

कायापलट / पूरी मरम्मत

e.g. The newly elected government promised a massive overhaul of the completely outdated education system.

Our struggling corporate marketing strategy requires a swift and complete overhaul to remain competitive.

Synonyms: Revamp; Restructuring; Renovation
Antonyms: Neglect; Deterioration; Destruction
3. Run roughshod over (idiom)

Meaning: Carry out one's own plans or wishes with arrogant disregard for others.

रौंदना / मनमानी करना

e.g. You simply cannot run roughshod over the delicate feelings of your incredibly loyal friends.

The greedy property developers aggressively attempted to run roughshod over the strict local zoning laws.

Synonyms: Trample; Dominate; Oppress
Antonyms: Respect; Honor; Yield
4. Bulwark (n.)

Meaning: A defensive wall; a person, institution, or principle that acts as a defense.

ढाल / बचाव

e.g. Proper daily vaccination acts as a massive bulwark against the terrifying spread of the airborne disease.

The ancient stone fortress was a formidable bulwark protecting the quiet, wealthy coastal city.

Synonyms: Bastion; Fortress; Shield
Antonyms: Vulnerability; Weakness; Flaw
5. Chinks (n.)

Meaning: A narrow opening or crack, typically one that admits light; a weak point or flaw.

दरारें / कमज़ोरियां

e.g. The devastating financial audit finally revealed severe chinks in the massive corporation's armor.

Even the most highly secure digital network has tiny chinks that clever hackers eventually exploit.

Synonyms: Flaws; Cracks; Vulnerabilities
Antonyms: Strengths; Assets; Advantages
6. Brunt (n.)

Meaning: The worst part or chief impact of a specified action.

मुख्य आघात / जोर

e.g. The brave infantry soldiers bore the absolute brunt of the sudden, aggressive enemy military attack.

Small local retail businesses felt the severe brunt of the massive global economic recession.

Synonyms: Force; Impact; Shock
Antonyms: Relief; Peace; Ease
7. Marauded (v.)

Meaning: Roamed in search of things to steal or people to attack.

लूटा / उपद्रव किया

e.g. The violent, heavily armed gang brutally marauded through the quiet, completely defenseless farming village.

Packs of starving wolves frequently marauded the remote, snowy mountain settlements at night.

Synonyms: Plundered; Pillaged; Raided
Antonyms: Protected; Guarded; Defended
8. Onerous (adj.)

Meaning: (Of a task, duty, or responsibility) involving an amount of effort and difficulty that is oppressively burdensome.

कष्टदायक / भारी

e.g. The incredibly strict new tax regulations placed a highly onerous burden on struggling small businesses.

He desperately wanted to completely escape the incredibly onerous daily responsibilities of his corporate job.

Synonyms: Burdensome; Heavy; Oppressive
Antonyms: Effortless; Easy; Light
9. Travesty (n.)

Meaning: A false, absurd, or distorted representation of something.

विडंबना / भद्दा मज़ाक

e.g. The heavily biased legal verdict was widely condemned as an absolute, horrifying travesty of justice.

The badly acted, low-budget movie was a completely terrible travesty of the beloved original novel.

Synonyms: Mockery; Parody; Distortion
Antonyms: Tribute; Homage; Masterpiece
10. Recalibration (n.)

Meaning: The act of changing the way you do or think about something; adjusting a tool.

पुनः अंशांकन / सुधार

e.g. The sudden global economic crisis forced a massive recalibration of the entire company's financial goals.

The highly sensitive scientific instruments required careful daily recalibration to completely ensure accurate results.

Synonyms: Readjustment; Modification; Tuning
Antonyms: Destruction; Neglect; Disorganization
11. Optics (n.)

Meaning: The way in which an event or course of action is perceived by the public.

जनधारणा / दिखावा

e.g. The incredibly greedy corporate payout created absolutely terrible political optics during the massive recession.

The busy president's PR team always carefully manages the visual optics of his live public appearances.

Synonyms: Perception; Appearance; Image
Antonyms: Reality; Truth; Substance
12. Beset (v.)

Meaning: (Of a problem or difficulty) trouble or threaten persistently.

घेर लेना / सताना

e.g. The highly ambitious construction project was heavily beset by endless, incredibly frustrating financial delays.

The tiny, struggling country is currently beset by severe economic inflation and deep political corruption.

Synonyms: Plagued; Tormented; Harassed
Antonyms: Relieved; Freed; Comforted
13. Deceit (n.)

Meaning: The action or practice of deceiving someone by concealing or misrepresenting the truth.

छल / धोखा

e.g. The highly complex financial fraud involved a deeply elaborate web of lies and absolute deceit.

He quickly realized her seemingly sweet personality was actually just a completely shallow, cruel deceit.

Synonyms: Deception; Fraud; Trickery
Antonyms: Honesty; Sincerity; Truthfulness
14. Falters (v.)

Meaning: Starts to lose strength or momentum; speaks in a hesitant or unsteady voice.

लड़खड़ाना / कमज़ोर पड़ना

e.g. Whenever the fragile global economy falters, struggling small businesses are usually the very first to heavily suffer.

Her usually confident and booming singing voice nervously falters whenever she performs live on stage.

Synonyms: Stumbles; Hesitates; Weakens
Antonyms: Persists; Endures; Strengthens
15. Skewed (adj.)

Meaning: Suddenly change direction or position; make biased or distorted in a way that is regarded as inaccurate.

तिरछा / पक्षपाती

e.g. The highly flawed and poorly designed survey produced completely skewed and utterly unreliable statistical results.

The incredibly biased news journalist constantly presented a heavily skewed narrative of the complex political event.

Synonyms: Biased; Distorted; Asymmetrical
Antonyms: Balanced; Objective; Symmetrical
16. Temporal (adj.)

Meaning: Relating to time.

लौकिक / समय संबंधी

e.g. The incredibly complex physics theory brilliantly explains the exact spatial and temporal dimensions of the vast universe.

The deeply religious mountain monk completely renounced all worldly wealth and highly trivial temporal concerns.

Synonyms: Chronological; Earthly; Secular
Antonyms: Eternal; Spiritual; Infinite
17. Aquifers (n.)

Meaning: A body of permeable rock which can contain or transmit groundwater.

जलभृत (भूमिगत जल-स्तर)

e.g. The massive, deep underground aquifers provide incredibly fresh, clean drinking water to the entire dry desert region.

Severe and completely unregulated corporate farming is rapidly and dangerously depleting the incredibly vital natural aquifers.

Synonyms: Groundwater reserves; Reservoirs
Antonyms: -
18. Permissive (adj.)

Meaning: Allowing or characterized by great or excessive freedom of behavior.

ढील देने वाला / उदार

e.g. The highly permissive wealthy parents rarely enforced any strict disciplinary rules on their completely unruly young children.

The new, incredibly permissive corporate dress code happily allows employees to comfortably wear casual clothes every single day.

Synonyms: Lenient; Tolerant; Liberal
Antonyms: Strict; Rigid; Authoritarian
19. Stark (adj.)

Meaning: Severe or bare in appearance or outline; unpleasantly or sharply clear.

कठोर / बिल्कुल स्पष्ट

e.g. The incredibly wealthy, gated neighborhood stands in stark, highly visible contrast to the terrible surrounding slums.

The totally empty, freezing white hospital room presented a deeply stark and profoundly lonely visual atmosphere.

Synonyms: Severe; Bare; Absolute
Antonyms: Blurred; Mild; Indistinct
20. Dissidence (n.)

Meaning: Protest against official policy.

मतभेद / विरोध

e.g. The strict authoritarian regime severely punished any open political dissidence.

Her courageous dissidence ultimately inspired millions of oppressed citizens to protest.

Synonyms: Dissent; Disagreement; Opposition
Antonyms: Conformity; Agreement; Compliance
21. Complicity (n.)

Meaning: The state of being involved with others in an illegal activity or wrongdoing.

मिलीभगत / संलिप्तता

e.g. The police strongly suspect her total complicity in the highly organized corporate bank robbery.

He vehemently denied any complicity in the devastating cyberattack on the government servers.

Synonyms: Collusion; Involvement; Conspiracy
Antonyms: Innocence; Ignorance; Noninvolvement
22. Amnesia (n.)

Meaning: A partial or total loss of memory.

भूलने की बीमारी

e.g. Following the terrible car accident, the poor driver suffered from severe retrograde amnesia.

The dramatic movie plot heavily relied on the main character's sudden, unexplained amnesia.

Synonyms: Forgetfulness; Oblivion
Antonyms: Remembrance; Recall
23. Tyranny (n.)

Meaning: Cruel and oppressive government or rule.

तानाशाही / अत्याचार

e.g. The incredibly brave citizens finally overthrew the brutal tyranny of the mad king.

He fiercely argued that excessive government surveillance would rapidly lead to absolute tyranny.

Synonyms: Dictatorship; Despotism; Autocracy
Antonyms: Democracy; Freedom; Liberty
24. Silhouette (n.)

Meaning: The dark shape and outline of someone or something visible against a lighter background.

छायाचित्र

e.g. The beautiful, dark silhouette of the majestic mountain stood sharply against the glowing sunset.

She perfectly captured the dancer's elegant silhouette behind the brightly lit white canvas screen.

Synonyms: Outline; Profile; Shadow
Antonyms: -
25. Morph (v.)

Meaning: Change or cause to change smoothly from one image to another.

रूप बदलना

e.g. We watched the cute, tiny caterpillar beautifully morph into a highly colorful, vibrant butterfly.

The initially peaceful street protest began to dangerously morph into a violently destructive riot.

Synonyms: Transform; Mutate; Evolve
Antonyms: Stagnate; Persist; Remain
26. Indifference (n.)

Meaning: Lack of interest, concern, or sympathy.

उदासीनता

e.g. His complete indifference to the immense suffering of the poor refugees was absolutely chilling.

The local government showed a deeply frustrating indifference toward repairing the severely broken roads.

Synonyms: Apathy; Disinterest; Unconcern
Antonyms: Compassion; Care; Empathy
27. Broadbased (adj.)

Meaning: Wide-ranging; general.

व्यापक

e.g. The controversial economic reforms require solid, broadbased support to be truly effective long-term.

The massive international charity launched a highly broadbased appeal to rapidly gather emergency funds.

Synonyms: Widespread; Comprehensive; Extensive
Antonyms: Narrow; Limited; Localized
28. Parse (v.)

Meaning: Analyze (a sentence or data) into its parts and describe their syntactic roles.

विश्लेषण करना / समझना

e.g. The advanced artificial intelligence can easily parse highly complex legal documents in absolute seconds.

We must carefully parse the president's lengthy speech to truly understand his hidden intentions.

Synonyms: Analyze; Deconstruct; Examine
Antonyms: Overlook; Ignore; Misunderstand
29. Untenable (adj.)

Meaning: Not able to be maintained or defended against attack or objection.

असमर्थनीय / जो टिक न सके

e.g. The highly corrupt politician's public position became completely untenable following the massive bribery scandal.

He presented an incredibly weak, totally untenable argument that completely failed to convince the jury.

Synonyms: Indefensible; Unsupportable; Flawed
Antonyms: Defensible; Justifiable; Sound
30. Aftermath (n.)

Meaning: The consequences or aftereffects of a significant unpleasant event.

परिणाम / असर

e.g. In the devastating aftermath of the massive earthquake, thousands of citizens were left completely homeless.

The highly traumatized soldiers deeply struggled with their mental health in the brutal war's aftermath.

Synonyms: Consequence; Result; Repercussion
Antonyms: Prelude; Origin; Catalyst
31. Paper over the cracks (idiom)

Meaning: To hide problems, especially arguments between people, in order to make a situation seem better than it is.

लीपापोती करना

e.g. The totally fake diplomatic smiles simply cannot paper over the cracks of their severe military tensions.

He foolishly attempted to casually paper over the cracks of his enormous career mistakes with apologies.

Synonyms: Conceal; Hide; Camouflage
Antonyms: Expose; Reveal; Uncover
32. Onus (n.)

Meaning: Used to refer to something that is one's duty or responsibility.

दायित्व / जिम्मेदारी

e.g. The new, incredibly strict safety law officially places the onus directly on the wealthy employer.

He unfairly attempted to shift the entire onus of the massive corporate failure onto his team.

Synonyms: Burden; Responsibility; Liability
Antonyms: Exemption; Relief; Advantage
33. Disquieting (adj.)

Meaning: Inducing feelings of anxiety or worry.

बेचैन करने वाला

e.g. The highly sudden, deeply disquieting silence in the incredibly dark forest thoroughly terrified the young campers.

We received a highly disquieting and incredibly confusing anonymous letter in the morning mail.

Synonyms: Unsettling; Disturbing; Troubling
Antonyms: Calming; Soothing; Reassuring
34. Fraying (v.)

Meaning: Unraveling or becoming worn at the edge; showing the effects of strain.

कमज़ोर होना / टूटना

e.g. The incredibly intense, prolonged stress is seriously fraying the poor manager's fragile mental nerves.

The edges of the beautiful, highly ancient tapestry were slowly fraying after centuries of display.

Synonyms: Unraveling; Deteriorating; Straining
Antonyms: Strengthening; Repairing; Cementing
35. Impartial (adj.)

Meaning: Treating all rivals or disputants equally; fair and just.

निष्पक्ष

e.g. The highly respected judge is widely known for her completely impartial and incredibly fair legal rulings.

You must absolutely seek an entirely impartial external mediator to successfully resolve this bitter dispute.

Synonyms: Unbiased; Neutral; Objective
Antonyms: Biased; Prejudiced; Partial
36. Distortions (n.)

Meaning: The action of giving a misleading account or impression.

विकृतियां / तोड़-मरोड़

e.g. The incredibly biased news journalist constantly presented severe distortions of the highly complex political event.

You simply cannot entirely base a vital national policy on complete historical distortions and total lies.

Synonyms: Falsifications; Misrepresentations
Antonyms: Clarifications; Truths; Accuracies
37. Persecution (n.)

Meaning: Hostility and ill-treatment, especially because of race or political or religious beliefs.

उत्पीड़न / अत्याचार

e.g. The incredibly brave refugees were frantically fleeing completely brutal religious persecution in their home country.

History is deeply filled with the terrible, incredibly violent persecution of entirely innocent minority groups.

Synonyms: Oppression; Victimization; Abuse
Antonyms: Protection; Safe haven; Refuge
38. Plunges (v.)

Meaning: Fall suddenly and uncontrollably.

अचानक गिरना

e.g. The sudden, terrifying war threatens to violently plunge the entire region into a dark economic abyss.

The highly volatile stock market frequently plunges directly following completely unexpected global political news.

Synonyms: Dives; Drops; Plummets
Antonyms: Soars; Ascends; Climbs
39. Underwrite (v.)

Meaning: Sign and accept liability under, thus guaranteeing payment in case loss or damage occurs.

गारंटी देना / समर्थन करना

e.g. The incredibly wealthy local businessman generously agreed to fully underwrite the massive new hospital wing.

The massive national bank firmly refused to legally underwrite the incredibly risky corporate expansion loan.

Synonyms: Guarantee; Sponsor; Subsidize
Antonyms: Reject; Veto; Forbid
40. Corpulent (adj.)

Meaning: (Of a person) fat; obese.

मोटा

e.g. The doctor strongly advised the corpulent patient to start a strict diet.

The wealthy king was a highly corpulent man who loved massive feasts.

Synonyms: Obese; Plump; Stout
Antonyms: Slender; Thin; Skinny
41. Innocuous (adj.)

Meaning: Not harmful or offensive.

अहानिकर

e.g. The spider looks terrifying but is actually completely innocuous to humans.

It was meant to be an innocuous joke, but it deeply offended her.

Synonyms: Harmless; Safe; Nondestructive
Antonyms: Harmful; Toxic; Offensive
42. Elation (n.)

Meaning: Great happiness and exhilaration.

उत्साह / प्रफुल्लता

e.g. She felt a massive wave of elation when she finally passed the difficult exam.

His absolute elation quickly turned to terrible sorrow upon hearing the bad news.

Synonyms: Euphoria; Joy; Delight
Antonyms: Despair; Misery; Sadness
43. Aeon (n.)

Meaning: An indefinite and very long period of time.

युग / अनंतकाल

e.g. It feels like an absolute aeon since we last met in person.

The incredibly slow geological process takes an entire aeon to form massive mountains.

Synonyms: Eternity; Age; Era
Antonyms: Moment; Instant; Second
44. Portly (adj.)

Meaning: (Especially of a man) having a stout body; somewhat fat.

मोटा / पुष्ट

e.g. The portly gentleman struggled slightly to climb the steep wooden stairs.

He grew into a rather portly figure after years of eating rich, heavy foods.

Synonyms: Stout; Plump; Chubby
Antonyms: Slender; Thin; Skinny
45. Silver lining (idiom)

Meaning: A consoling or hopeful prospect in a negative or difficult situation.

आशा की किरण

e.g. Finding a new, significantly better job was the unexpected silver lining to being fired.

Even in the absolute darkest tragedy, she always tries to find the tiny silver lining.

Synonyms: Hope; Consolation; Benefit
Antonyms: Disadvantage; Gloom
46. Batter (v.)

Meaning: Strike repeatedly with hard blows.

पीटना / मारना

e.g. The fierce coastal hurricane will violently batter the fragile small towns tonight.

He used a heavy iron hammer to completely batter the old brick wall down.

Synonyms: Pound; Pummel; Thrash
Antonyms: Protect; Defend; Guard
47. Outcast (n.)

Meaning: A person who has been rejected by society or a social group.

बहिष्कृत / अछूत

e.g. He lived in the lonely, dark forest as a complete outcast from his native village.

The scandalous political rumors quickly turned the popular actress into a social outcast.

Synonyms: Pariah; Exile; Reject
Antonyms: Leader; Idol; Celebrity
48. Annihilate (v.)

Meaning: Destroy utterly; obliterate.

विनाश करना

e.g. The terrifying new nuclear weapon can completely annihilate an entire modern city.

The overwhelmingly superior army will quickly annihilate the small, weak rebel forces.

Synonyms: Eradicate; Obliterate; Destroy
Antonyms: Preserve; Save; Protect
49. Potent (adj.)

Meaning: Having great power, influence, or effect.

शक्तिशाली

e.g. The highly potent new medicine successfully cured his severe illness in just two short days.

The closure of the massive global strait is Iran's most incredibly potent economic weapon.

Synonyms: Powerful; Strong; Formidable
Antonyms: Ineffective; Weak; Powerless
50. Dread (v.)

Meaning: Anticipate with great apprehension or fear.

डरना / खौफ खाना

e.g. I completely dread the highly stressful corporate meeting with my incredibly angry boss tomorrow.

Many young students intensely dread the incredibly difficult mathematical exams at the end of the year.

Synonyms: Fear; Fear greatly; Apprehend
Antonyms: Welcome; Embrace; Look forward to
51. Smog (n.)

Meaning: Fog or haze combined with smoke and other atmospheric pollutants.

धुंध और धुआं

e.g. The incredibly dense, toxic smog completely blanketed the massive industrial city for a full week.

Breathing the thick, highly dangerous winter smog can quickly cause severe respiratory problems for citizens.

Synonyms: Pollution; Haze; Fog
Antonyms: Clear air
52. Curb (v.)

Meaning: Restrain or keep in check.

नियंत्रित करना

e.g. The national government must aggressively curb the rapidly rising economic inflation rates immediately.

She took a deep, calming breath to firmly curb her suddenly violent and dangerous temper.

Synonyms: Restrain; Control; Limit
Antonyms: Unleash; Encourage; Foster
53. Stagger (v.)

Meaning: Arrange (events, payments, hours, etc.) so that they do not occur at the same time.

अलग-अलग समय पर करना

e.g. The busy corporate office decided to securely stagger the employee work timings to completely avoid heavy traffic.

We must cleverly stagger the heavy project deadlines so the small team is not completely overwhelmed.

Synonyms: Alternate; Spread out
Antonyms: Synchronize; Align; Coordinate
54. Mitigate (v.)

Meaning: Make less severe, serious, or painful.

कम करना

e.g. The massive new drainage system will successfully mitigate the severe flooding risks in the coastal town.

He offered a deeply sincere apology to try and completely mitigate her intense, burning anger.

Synonyms: Alleviate; Ease; Assuage
Antonyms: Aggravate; Worsen; Intensify
55. Set the ball rolling (idiom)

Meaning: Make a start; initiate an action or process.

शुरुआत करना

e.g. We absolutely need to immediately set the ball rolling on this massive, highly complex corporate project.

He decided to boldly set the ball rolling by officially submitting his university application early.

Synonyms: Initiate; Start; Commence
Antonyms: Conclude; Delay; Halt
56. Have one's task cut out (idiom)

Meaning: Be faced with a hard or lengthy task.

कठिन काम सामने होना

e.g. To completely rebuild the utterly ruined company, the new CEO will truly have his task cut out for him.

The exhausted, young students have their task cut out for them if they want to pass the final exams.

Synonyms: Face a challenge; Have a hard job
Antonyms: Have it easy; Breeze through
57. Get off the block (idiom)

Meaning: Make a start, especially a quick or good one.

शुरुआत करना / शुरू होना

e.g. The highly ambitious new tech company desperately needs to get off the block quickly to survive.

We were unfortunately very late to get off the block with our massive winter advertising campaign.

Synonyms: Start; Begin; Launch
Antonyms: Finish; Withdraw; Stall
58. Upbraid (v.)

Meaning: Find fault with (someone); scold.

फटकारना / डांटना

e.g. The strict manager will severely upbraid the careless employee for missing the crucial deadline.

She decided not to publicly upbraid her young son to completely avoid embarrassing him.

Synonyms: Reprimand; Scold; Admonish
Antonyms: Commend; Praise; Applaud
59. Augur (v.)

Meaning: Portend a good or bad outcome.

पूर्वसूचना देना / शकुन

e.g. The sudden drop in corporate sales does not warmly augur well for the struggling company's financial future.

The dark, rapidly gathering storm clouds heavily augur a massive and highly destructive thunderstorm.

Synonyms: Portend; Bode; Herald
Antonyms: Conceal; Hide; Mask
60. Peter out (phrasal v.)

Meaning: To gradually stop or disappear.

धीरे-धीरे समाप्त होना

e.g. The loud, aggressive street protests began to completely peter out as the freezing winter rain started falling.

His initial, massive enthusiasm for the grueling fitness program will highly likely peter out within weeks.

Synonyms: Fizzle out; Fade away; Dwindle
Antonyms: Escalate; Intensify; Grow
61. Pummel (v.)

Meaning: Strike repeatedly with the fists.

पीटना / कूटना

e.g. The fierce, highly skilled boxer will relentlessly pummel his completely exhausted opponent in the final round.

Heavy, massive hailstones began to brutally pummel the fragile roof of the small, isolated wooden cabin.

Synonyms: Batter; Pound; Strike
Antonyms: Protect; Defend; Shield
62. Kickback (n.)

Meaning: An illicit payment made to someone who has facilitated a transaction or appointment.

घूस / कमीशन

e.g. The highly corrupt government official aggressively demanded a massive kickback to quickly approve the construction contract.

Taking a secret, illegal kickback from a corporate vendor is absolute grounds for immediate employment termination.

Synonyms: Bribe; Payoff; Commission
Antonyms: Penalty; Fine; Forfeiture
63. Disparity (n.)

Meaning: A great difference.

असमानता / अंतर

e.g. The highly strict new government policy aims to massively reduce the alarming disparity in regional healthcare access.

There is a rapidly growing financial disparity between the wealthy executives and the struggling factory workers.

Synonyms: Inequality; Difference; Gap
Antonyms: Equality; Parity; Similarity
64. Regressive (adj.)

Meaning: Returning to a former or less developed state; (of a tax) taking a proportionally greater amount from those on lower incomes.

प्रतिगामी / पीछे हटने वाला

e.g. The highly controversial new tax law is incredibly regressive and severely punishes the struggling working class.

Implementing such completely outdated social policies would be a deeply regressive step for the developing nation.

Synonyms: Backward; Reactionary; Retrograde
Antonyms: Progressive; Advanced; Innovative
65. Thaw (v.)

Meaning: (Of ice, snow, or another frozen substance) become liquid or soft as a result of warming; (of relations) become friendlier.

पिघलना / संबंध सुधरना

e.g. The heavily frozen meat will strictly need several hours to safely thaw before you can completely cook it.

The incredibly tense diplomatic relations between the two bitterly rival nations finally began to thaw.

Synonyms: Melt; Unfreeze; Soften
Antonyms: Freeze; Solidify; Harden
66. Discreet (adj.)

Meaning: Careful and circumspect in one's speech or actions, especially in order to avoid causing offense or to gain an advantage.

विचारशील / सावधान

e.g. The private detective was incredibly discreet while closely following the highly suspicious criminal suspect.

You must be extremely discreet when discussing the highly confidential and massive corporate merger.

Synonyms: Prudent; Cautious; Circumspect
Antonyms: Indiscreet; Reckless; Careless
67. Robust (adj.)

Meaning: Strong and healthy; vigorous.

मजबूत / तगड़ा

e.g. The rapidly growing international tech company reported incredibly robust financial profits this current quarter.

You absolutely need a highly robust immune system to successfully fight off the severe, deadly viral infection.

Synonyms: Strong; Vigorous; Sturdy
Antonyms: Frail; Weak; Fragile
68. Divergence (n.)

Meaning: The process or state of diverging; a difference or conflict in opinions, interests, wishes, etc..

विचलन / अंतर

e.g. There is a massive, highly visible ideological divergence between the two main political parties on public healthcare.

The sudden, sharp divergence in their academic career paths eventually caused the old childhood friends to drift apart.

Synonyms: Variance; Deviation; Difference
Antonyms: Convergence; Confluence; Agreement
69. Regimen (n.)

Meaning: A prescribed course of medical treatment, way of life, or diet for the promotion or restoration of health.

नियम / दिनचर्या

e.g. The highly successful professional athlete strictly follows an incredibly exhausting, massive daily physical training regimen.

The experienced doctor prescribed a highly complex medication regimen to effectively cure the severe bacterial infection.

Synonyms: Routine; Schedule; Procedure
Antonyms: Indulgence; Chaos; Disorganization
70. Embed (v.)

Meaning: Fix (an object) firmly and deeply in a surrounding mass.

जड़ना / अंतःस्थापित करना

e.g. The highly skilled carpenter will carefully embed the precious silver metal design into the solid oak door.

Professional journalists often fully embed themselves within active military units to report accurately on the dangerous war.

Synonyms: Implant; Insert; Lodge
Antonyms: Extract; Uproot; Remove
71. Condemn (v.)

Meaning: Express complete disapproval of, typically in public; censure.

निंदा करना

e.g. The global international community will swiftly and fiercely condemn the completely unprovoked, highly violent military invasion.

The incredibly strict city safety inspector had to legally condemn the severely damaged and rapidly collapsing brick bridge.

Synonyms: Denounce; Censure; Criticize
Antonyms: Praise; Commend; Approve
72. Backdrop (n.)

Meaning: The setting or background for a scene, event, or situation.

पृष्ठभूमि

e.g. The incredibly romantic and massive royal wedding was held against the beautifully stunning backdrop of the towering snowy mountains.

The massive, violent political protests took place against a highly dark backdrop of severe and prolonged national economic hardship.

Synonyms: Background; Setting; Scenario
Antonyms: Foreground; Centerpiece; Focus
73. Rationalise (v.)

Meaning: Attempt to explain or justify (behavior or attitude) with logical reasons, even if these are not true or appropriate.

औचित्य सिद्ध करना / युक्तिसंगत बनाना

e.g. He foolishly tried to entirely rationalise his massive financial mistakes by heavily blaming the incredibly unpredictable global stock market.

The massive international company will forcefully rationalise its highly complex supply chain to actively save millions of dollars annually.

Synonyms: Justify; Explain; Streamline
Antonyms: Complicate; Confuse; Obscure
74. Streak (n.)

Meaning: A continuous period of specified success or luck; a long, thin line or mark of a different substance.

लकीर / सिलसिला

e.g. The incredibly talented and highly focused professional basketball team is currently enjoying a massive, entirely unbroken winning streak.

A highly sudden, incredibly brilliant streak of white lightning violently illuminated the completely dark and terrifying night sky.

Synonyms: Sequence; Run; Spell
Antonyms: Interruption; Break; Halt
75. Emolument (n.)

Meaning: A salary, fee, or profit from employment or office.

वेतन / पारिश्रमिक

e.g. The company director receives a massive annual emolument for his incredibly extensive services.

She cleverly negotiated a highly lucrative emolument before formally accepting the challenging new role.

Synonyms: Remuneration; Compensation; Salary
Antonyms: Penalty; Fine; Loss
76. Intermittency (n.)

Meaning: The quality of not being continuous or steady.

रुक-रुक कर होना / अनियमितता

e.g. The severe intermittency of the local power supply frequently ruins highly sensitive electronic devices.

Brilliant engineers are currently deeply studying the frustrating intermittency of natural wind energy production.

Synonyms: Irregularity; Fluctuation; Discontinuity
Antonyms: Continuity; Constancy; Regularity
77. Undergird (v.)

Meaning: Secure or fasten from the underside; provide support or a firm basis for.

आधार देना / मजबूत करना

e.g. The brilliant architect decided to carefully undergird the massive ancient bridge with modern steel beams.

Strong and unyielding moral principles must absolutely undergird any successful legal justice system.

Synonyms: Support; Bolster; Reinforce
Antonyms: Undermine; Weaken; Subvert
78. In the offing (idiom)

Meaning: Likely to happen or appear soon.

निकट भविष्य में होने वाला

e.g. With the recent massive corporate merger officially announced, huge structural changes are clearly in the offing.

A major, highly disruptive oceanic storm is rapidly brewing and firmly appears to be in the offing.

Synonyms: Imminent; Upcoming; Approaching
Antonyms: Distant; Remote; Unlikely
79. Irredeemably (adv.)

Meaning: In a way that cannot be saved, improved, or corrected.

असाध्य रूप से / सुधर न सकने योग्य

e.g. The highly ancient, incredibly priceless historical document was irredeemably damaged by the terrible, muddy floodwaters.

His deeply arrogant and profoundly selfish behavior irredeemably ruined his bright chances of securing the promotion.

Synonyms: Incurably; Hopelessly; Irreparably
Antonyms: Recoverably; Curably; Fixably
80. Domesticity (n.)

Meaning: Home or family life.

घरेलू जीवन

e.g. After decades of extensive international travel, she surprisingly found great comfort in quiet, simple domesticity.

The classic historical novel heavily explores the incredibly rigid rules of traditional Victorian domesticity.

Synonyms: Home life; Family life
Antonyms: Nomadism; Vagrancy
81. Postscript (n.)

Meaning: An additional remark at the end of a letter, after the signature.

उपसंहार / पत्र का परिशिष्ट

e.g. He hastily added a very brief, highly confusing postscript to the letter explaining his sudden midnight departure.

The shockingly dark final chapter acts as a deeply sad postscript to the famous author's deeply tragic life.

Synonyms: Appendix; Addendum; Supplement
Antonyms: Prelude; Foreword; Prologue
82. Warrant (v.)

Meaning: Justify or necessitate (a course of action).

उचित ठहराना / आवश्यकता होना

e.g. The extreme severity of the violent crime does strictly warrant a much harsher, far longer legal penalty.

Such highly aggressive and deeply insulting behavior does not remotely warrant the completely calm response it received.

Synonyms: Justify; Necessitate; Vindicate
Antonyms: Invalidate; Nullify; Reject
83. Trajectory (n.)

Meaning: The path followed by a projectile flying or an object moving under the action of given forces.

प्रक्षेपवक्र / उड़ान का मार्ग

e.g. The incredibly brilliant scientist successfully calculated the exact, highly complex trajectory of the incoming giant meteor.

Her highly successful, incredibly lucrative corporate career is currently on a massive, steeply upwardly mobile trajectory.

Synonyms: Path; Course; Route
Antonyms: -
84. Bottleneck (n.)

Meaning: A point of congestion or blockage.

बाधा / रुकावट

e.g. The incredibly narrow, crumbling single-lane bridge creates a massive, deeply frustrating traffic bottleneck every single morning.

A severe, highly damaging shortage of technically skilled workers is a major bottleneck for the booming manufacturing industry.

Synonyms: Obstruction; Congestion; Blockage
Antonyms: Catalyst; Stimulus; Advantage
85. Earmark (v.)

Meaning: Designate (funds or resources) for a particular purpose.

अलग रखना / निर्धारित करना

e.g. The highly generous city council decided to specifically earmark massive funds for the beautifully designed new public library.

You must very carefully earmark a significant portion of your monthly salary strictly for highly unexpected medical emergencies.

Synonyms: Allocate; Designate; Reserve
Antonyms: Squander; Misuse; Dissipate
86. Hurdle (n.)

Meaning: A problem or difficulty that must be overcome.

बाधा / अड़चन

e.g. A massive, crippling lack of sufficient early funding remains the absolute biggest hurdle for the highly ambitious startup company.

She bravely and incredibly successfully overcame every single terrifying physical hurdle during her extremely difficult hospital recovery.

Synonyms: Obstacle; Impediment; Barrier
Antonyms: Advantage; Benefit; Assist
87. Slew (n.)

Meaning: A large number or quantity of something.

बड़ी संख्या / ढेर

e.g. The highly controversial new government policy immediately triggered a massive, highly aggressive slew of angry public complaints.

She currently faces a whole, incredibly complex slew of highly damaging legal problems completely following the massive corporate bankruptcy.

Synonyms: Abundance; Multitude; Plethora
Antonyms: Scarcity; Dearth; Handful
88. Facilitate (v.)

Meaning: Make (an action or process) easy or easier.

आसान बनाना

e.g. The incredibly fast, highly interactive new software will greatly facilitate vital distance learning for deeply isolated rural students.

A highly skilled, incredibly patient professional mediator was secretly hired to peacefully facilitate the incredibly tense union negotiations.

Synonyms: Expedite; Assist; Promote
Antonyms: Hinder; Impede; Obstruct
89. Preemptive (adj.)

Meaning: Serving or intended to preempt or forestall something, especially to prevent attack by disabling the enemy.

निवारक / पहले से किया गया

e.g. The incredibly powerful military launched a massive, highly coordinated preemptive strike to completely disable the enemy's dangerous missile silos.

Taking highly potent daily vitamins is a deeply smart, entirely preemptive measure against catching completely miserable, freezing winter colds.

Synonyms: Preventive; Deterrent; Proactive
Antonyms: Reactive; Subsequent; Passive
90. Rectify (v.)

Meaning: Put right; correct.

सुधारना / ठीक करना

e.g. The deeply embarrassed company quickly promised to immediately rectify the massive, highly problematic billing error on my private account.

We must incredibly quickly rectify this highly dangerous, completely invisible structural flaw before the entire massive building violently collapses.

Synonyms: Amend; Remedy; Correct
Antonyms: Worsen; Exacerbate; Spoil
91. Backlog (n.)

Meaning: An accumulation of uncompleted work or matters needing to be dealt with.

पिछला बकाया काम

e.g. The highly lazy, deeply unmotivated clerk finally decided to heavily tackle the massive, incredibly daunting backlog of entirely unread customer emails.

A severe, highly unpredictable software glitch caused an incredibly frustrating, massive backlog in successfully processing crucial online retail orders.

Synonyms: Accumulation; Buildup; Reserve
Antonyms: Completion; Fulfillment; Resolution
92. Unambiguously (adv.)

Meaning: In a manner that is not open to more than one interpretation.

स्पष्ट रूप से

e.g. The highly strict, incredibly demanding manager stated her profoundly high expectations clearly and completely unambiguously to the entire staff.

The groundbreaking new scientific evidence absolutely and unambiguously proves that the highly controversial chemical is incredibly toxic to humans.

Synonyms: Explicitly; Clearly; Distinctly
Antonyms: Vaguely; Ambiguously; Obscurely
93. Unanimity (n.)

Meaning: Agreement by all people involved; consensus.

सर्वसम्मति / एकमत

e.g. The incredibly diverse jury surprisingly reached absolute, entirely unbroken unanimity after just one incredibly short hour of tense deliberation.

Achieving complete, absolute political unanimity on such a highly divisive and incredibly sensitive cultural issue is practically entirely impossible.

Synonyms: Consensus; Accord; Agreement
Antonyms: Discord; Disagreement; Conflict
94. Mettle (n.)

Meaning: A person's ability to cope well with difficulties; spirit and resilience.

साहस / क्षमता

e.g. The incredibly grueling, completely freezing three-day mountain marathon truly tested the absolute physical mettle of every single brave runner.

She wonderfully showed her incredible, entirely unbreakable mettle by bravely saving the terrified children from the massively burning wooden house.

Synonyms: Courage; Fortitude; Resilience
Antonyms: Cowardice; Timidity; Weakness
95. Perplexing (adj.)

Meaning: Completely baffling; very puzzling.

उलझन में डालने वाला

e.g. The highly skilled detective found an incredibly perplexing, completely mismatched set of bloody footprints directly at the horrific crime scene.

His utterly perplexing, entirely sudden decision to quickly quit a highly lucrative corporate job deeply confused all his close friends.

Synonyms: Baffling; Puzzling; Bewildering
Antonyms: Clarifying; Enlightening; Obvious
96. Glaring (adj.)

Meaning: Highly obvious or conspicuous.

स्पष्ट / चकाचौंध करने वाला

e.g. The incredibly lazy, highly distracted editor completely missed several massively glaring spelling errors right on the highly visible front page.

There is a massive, incredibly glaring, and entirely undeniable contradiction deeply buried in the prime suspect's carefully rehearsed legal alibi.

Synonyms: Blatant; Obvious; Conspicuous
Antonyms: Hidden; Concealed; Unnoticeable
97. Volatility (n.)

Meaning: Liability to change rapidly and unpredictably, especially for the worse.

अस्थिरता

e.g. The extreme, entirely unpredictable volatility of the massive global stock market thoroughly terrifies highly conservative, completely risk-averse older retail investors.

His incredibly dangerous, highly unpredictable emotional volatility makes him absolutely incredibly difficult to work with under any extreme corporate pressure.

Synonyms: Instability; Unpredictability; Fluctuation
Antonyms: Stability; Steadiness; Constancy
98. Nudge (v.)

Meaning: Prod (someone) gently with one's elbow in order to attract attention; touch or push gently.

कुहनी से हल्का धक्का देना / प्रेरित करना

e.g. She decided to gently and entirely affectionately nudge her incredibly shy best friend towards the highly lively, completely crowded dance floor.

The national government deeply hopes the massive new tax incentives will actively and successfully nudge reluctant consumers toward clean electric vehicles.

Synonyms: Prod; Coax; Prompt
Antonyms: Discourage; Deter; Dissuade
99. Deferential (adj.)

Meaning: Showing deference; respectful.

सम्मानजनक / विनम्र

e.g. The young intern maintained a highly deferential attitude toward the senior executives.

You should be polite, but you do not need to be overly deferential to them.

Synonyms: Respectful; Submissive; Obedient
Antonyms: Arrogant; Disrespectful; Insolent
100. Embolden (v.)

Meaning: Give (someone) the courage or confidence to do something.

प्रोत्साहित करना

e.g. The massive military victory will certainly embolden the young king to conquer new lands.

Seeing her friends succeed helped embolden her to finally start her own business.

Synonyms: Encourage; Hearten; Invigorate
Antonyms: Dishearten; Discourage; Deter
101. Absolve (v.)

Meaning: Set or declare (someone) free from blame, guilt, or responsibility.

दोषमुक्त करना / क्षमा करना

e.g. The priest will absolve the deeply repentant sinner during the quiet evening confession.

The official investigation will quickly absolve the innocent manager of any financial wrongdoing.

Synonyms: Exonerate; Acquit; Clear
Antonyms: Blame; Condemn; Punish
102. Moot (v.)

Meaning: Raise (a question or topic) for discussion; suggest (an idea or possibility).

चर्चा के लिए पेश करना

e.g. The brave board member decided to actively moot the highly controversial proposal during the meeting.

They plan to formally moot the idea of an early retirement package next week.

Synonyms: Propose; Broach; Introduce
Antonyms: Suppress; Withdraw; Stifle
103. Stifle (v.)

Meaning: Prevent or constrain (an activity or idea).

दबाना / गला घोंटना

e.g. The heavy, completely airless room made him feel like he was beginning to physically stifle.

The corrupt government tried to brutally stifle the growing, massive democratic rebellion.

Synonyms: Suppress; Smother; Restrain
Antonyms: Encourage; Foster; Promote
104. Dwindle (v.)

Meaning: Diminish gradually in size, amount, or strength.

कम होना / क्षीण होना

e.g. Their massive supply of fresh drinking water began to dangerously dwindle in the hot desert.

His immense personal fortune will rapidly dwindle if he continues his highly reckless spending.

Synonyms: Diminish; Decrease; Wane
Antonyms: Increase; Grow; Expand
105. Dismal (adj.)

Meaning: Depressing; dreary; pitifully or disgracefully bad.

निराशाजनक

e.g. The struggling sports team suffered a highly dismal defeat in the final championship game.

The constant, heavily pouring rain created an incredibly dismal atmosphere in the small town.

Synonyms: Gloomy; Dreary; Bleak
Antonyms: Cheerful; Bright; Excellent
106. Dilettante (n.)

Meaning: A person who cultivates an area of interest, such as the arts, without real commitment or knowledge.

नौसिखिया / शौकिया

e.g. He is merely a wealthy dilettante who buys expensive paints but never actually practices art.

The serious scientists dismissed his highly flawed theory as the work of a complete dilettante.

Synonyms: Amateur; Nonprofessional; Dabbler
Antonyms: Professional; Expert; Master
107. Drudgery (n.)

Meaning: Hard, menial, or dull work.

कठिन और उबाऊ काम

e.g. He desperately wanted to completely escape the mindless drudgery of his boring office job.

Cleaning the massive, incredibly dirty kitchen felt like absolute, punishing drudgery to her.

Synonyms: Toil; Labor; Chore
Antonyms: Leisure; Entertainment; Relaxation
108. Vet (v.)

Meaning: Make a careful and critical examination of (something).

बारीकी से जाँचना

e.g. The strict security team must carefully vet every single guest before they enter the building.

You should properly vet all the complex financial documents before officially signing the massive contract.

Synonyms: Scrutinize; Examine; Inspect
Antonyms: Ignore; Neglect; Overlook
109. Proficient (adj.)

Meaning: Competent or skilled in doing or using something.

कुशल / निपुण

e.g. She is incredibly proficient in highly complex computer programming and advanced network security.

After years of dedicated daily practice, he became highly proficient at playing the classical piano.

Synonyms: Skilled; Adept; Expert
Antonyms: Incompetent; Inept; Clumsy
110. Cascade (v.)

Meaning: Pour downward rapidly and in large quantities; a succession of devices or stages.

जलप्रपात / क्रमिक प्रभाव

e.g. The devastating error will inevitably cascade through the entire highly complex software system.

A single, heavily flawed decision caused a massive cascade of incredibly terrible consequences.

Synonyms: Avalanche; Torrent; Succession
Antonyms: Trickle; Drip; Halt
111. Imperil (v.)

Meaning: Put at risk of being harmed, injured, or destroyed.

खतरे में डालना

e.g. The massive, incredibly toxic chemical spill will heavily imperil the entire local marine ecosystem.

You should never deliberately imperil your fragile health just to aggressively pursue extreme wealth.

Synonyms: Endanger; Jeopardize; Risk
Antonyms: Protect; Safeguard; Shield
112. Erratic (adj.)

Meaning: Not even or regular in pattern or movement; unpredictable.

अनियमित

e.g. The heavily damaged car engine began making highly erratic and completely terrifying loud noises.

His incredibly erratic daily behavior makes him extremely difficult to trust with important secrets.

Synonyms: Unpredictable; Inconsistent; Variable
Antonyms: Consistent; Stable; Reliable
113. Nuance (n.)

Meaning: A subtle difference in or shade of meaning, expression, or sound.

सूक्ष्म अंतर

e.g. The brilliant actor captured every single emotional nuance of the highly complex, tragic character.

You must carefully understand the delicate cultural nuance to completely avoid severely offending anyone.

Synonyms: Subtlety; Distinction; Gradation
Antonyms: Uniformity; Sameness; Obviousness
114. Insidious (adj.)

Meaning: Proceeding in a gradual, subtle way, but with harmful effects.

कपटी / घातक

e.g. The highly insidious disease slowly damaged his internal organs long before any physical symptoms appeared.

Cyberbullying is an incredibly insidious and hidden threat to the fragile mental health of modern teenagers.

Synonyms: Treacherous; Deceitful; Stealthy
Antonyms: Harmless; Transparent; Beneficial
115. Plummet (v.)

Meaning: Fall or drop straight down at high speed.

तेज़ी से गिरना

e.g. The sudden, highly damaging political scandal caused his public approval ratings to completely plummet.

Terrified investors watched in absolute horror as the volatile stock market prices began to steeply plummet.

Synonyms: Plunge; Tumble; Crash
Antonyms: Ascend; Soar; Skyrocket
116. Chug along (phrasal v.)

Meaning: To continue to operate or progress steadily but slowly.

धीरे-धीरे लेकिन लगातार चलना

e.g. Despite the severe global economic crisis, the highly resilient local business continues to smoothly chug along.

The extremely old, incredibly noisy tractor somehow manages to reliably chug along the deep muddy farm paths.

Synonyms: Proceed; Progress; Rumble
Antonyms: Halt; Stop; Stall
117. Deja vu (idiom)

Meaning: A feeling of having already experienced the present situation.

पहले से देखा हुआ महसूस होना

e.g. Entering the highly strange, completely abandoned old wooden house gave him a terrifyingly strong sense of deja vu.

Listening to the corrupt politician's entirely empty, highly repetitive promises induced a sickening feeling of absolute deja vu.

Synonyms: Familiarity; Recall
Antonyms: Jamais vu; Amnesia

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