DEXTEROUS

DEXTEROUS (ADJECTIVE): (निपुण):  deft

Synonyms: adept, adroit

Antonyms: stupid

Example Sentence:
My friend is a dexterous drum and piano player.

SPIKE

SPIKE (VERB): (खत्म करना): put a stop to

Synonyms: put an end to, put the lid on

Antonyms: begin

Example Sentence:
He doubted they would spike the entire effort over this one negotiation.

DISRUPTIVE

DISRUPTIVE (ADJECTIVE): (उपद्रवी): troublesome

Synonyms: unruly, rowdy

Antonyms: well behaved

Example Sentence:
Disruptive pupils are always difficult to handle.

NEGOTIATION

NEGOTIATION (NOUN): (बातचीत): talks

Synonyms: parleying, conference

Antonyms: disagreement

Example Sentence:
A worldwide ban is currently under negotiation.

AUGMENT

AUGMENT (VERB): (बढ़ाना): supplement

Synonyms: top up, build-up

Antonyms: decrease

Example Sentence:
He augmented his summer income by painting houses.

QUASH

QUASH (VERB): (रद्द करना): cancel

Synonyms: reverse, rescind

Antonyms: validate

Example Sentence:
His conviction was quashed on appeal.

AFFIRMATIVE

AFFIRMATIVE (ADJECTIVE): (सकारात्मक): positive

Synonyms: assenting, consenting

Antonyms: dissenting

Example Sentence:
He gave me an affirmative answer.

LAUDABLE

LAUDABLE (ADJECTIVE): (प्रशंसनीय): praiseworthy

Synonyms: commendable, admirable

Antonyms: blameworthy

Example Sentence:
Laudable though the aim might be, the results have been criticized.

DEPRIVED

DEPRIVED (ADJECTIVE):(वंचित): disadvantaged

Synonyms: underprivileged, impoverished

Antonyms: fortunate

Example Sentence:
The charity cares for destitute and deprived children.

AIDE

AIDE (NOUN):(सहयोगी): assistant

Synonyms: helper, adviser

Antonyms: boss

Example Sentence:
He needed an aide for the task.

DETRIMENT

DETRIMENT (VERB): (हानि पहुँचाना): harm

Synonyms: damage, injury

Antonyms: benefit

Example Sentence:

Such tests are a detriment to a good education.

DISRUPTION

DISRUPTION (NOUN): (विघटन): disturbance

Synonyms: disordering, disarranging

Antonyms: union

Example Sentence:

The scheme was planned to minimize disruption.

BEHEMOTH

BEHEMOTH(ADJECTIVE): (बहुत बड़ा): huge

Synonyms: enormous, colossal

Antonyms: tiny

Example Sentence:

Shoppers are now more loyal to their local shops than to faceless behemoths.

WOE

WOE (NOUN): (दुःख): misery

Synonyms: sorrow, distress

Antonyms: happiness

Example Sentence:

Romeo-Juliet’s tale of woe continued.

AXIOMATIC

AXIOMATIC (ADJECTIVE): (सिद्ध): self-evident

Synonyms: unquestionable, undeniable

Antonyms: disputable

Example Sentence:

It is axiomatic that dividends have to be financed.

ONGOING

ONGOING(ADJECTIVE):(चल रही है): in progress

Synonyms: underway, going on

Antonyms: finished

Example Sentence:

The negotiations on the deal are ongoing.

STRIKING

STRIKING (ADJECTIVE): (ज़ाहिर): noticeable

Synonyms: obvious, conspicuous

Antonyms: inconspicuous

Example Sentence:

The murder bore a striking similarity to an earlier shooting.

SUBJECT TO

SUBJECT TO(ADJECTIVE):(अतिसंवेदनशील): susceptible to

Synonyms: liable to, prone to

Antonyms: resistant

Example Sentence:

He was subject to bouts of depression.

BOUT

BOUT (NOUN): (अवधि): spell

Synonyms: period, time

Antonyms: stagnation

Example Sentence:

Occasional bouts of exercise are essential.

STRENUOUS

STRENUOUS(ADJECTIVE): (मुश्किल): arduous

Synonyms: difficult, hard

Antonyms: easy

Example Sentence:

I made strenuous efforts to upgrade myself.

PALATABLE

PALATABLE (ADJECTIVE): (सुहावना): pleasant

Synonyms: acceptable, satisfactory

Antonyms: disagreeable

Example Sentence:
A device that made increased taxation more palatable.

CONVINCE

CONVINCE (VERB): (विश्वास दिलाना): persuade

Synonyms: satisfy, prove to

Antonyms: deter

Example Sentence:
Raj's expression had obviously convinced her of his innocence.

RESTRICT

RESTRICT (VERB): (प्रतिबंधित करना): limit

Synonyms: control, regulate

Antonyms: set free

Example Sentence:
Some roads may have to be closed at peak times to restrict the number of visitors.

DISTRESS

DISTRESS (NOUN): (पीड़ा): anguish

Synonyms: suffering, pain

Antonyms: happiness

Example Sentence:
To his distress, he saw that she was trembling.

COMMOTION

COMMOTION (NOUN): (हलचल): disturbance

Synonyms: racket, uproar

Antonyms: calm

Example Sentence:
She was distracted by a commotion across the street.

MISERY

MISERY (NOUN): (दुर्गति): hardship

Synonyms: suffering, affliction

Antonyms: contentment

Example Sentence:

A man who had brought her nothing but misery.

ADRIFT

ADRIFT (ADJECTIVE): (डाँवाँडोल):  drifting

Synonyms: unmoored, unanchored

Antonyms: moored

Example Sentence:

A cargo ship went adrift.

CONTENT

CONTENT (ADJECTIVE): (संतुष्ट):  contented

Synonyms: satisfied, pleased

Antonyms: discontented

Example Sentence:

He seemed more content, less bitter.

RIDICULE

RIDICULE (NOUN): (उपहास): mockery

Synonyms: derision, scorn

Antonyms: praise

Example Sentence:

He is held up as an object of ridicule.

MAESTRO

MAESTRO (NOUN): (माहिर): virtuoso

Synonyms: master, expert

Antonyms: tyro

Example Sentence:

A Vietnam vet turned movie maestro.

DEJECTION

DEJECTION (NOUN): (विषाद): despondency

Synonyms: depression, disappointment

Antonyms: happiness

Example Sentence:

He was slumped in deep dejection.

CONSIDERABLE

CONSIDERABLE(ADJECTIVE): (विशेष): distinguished

Synonyms: noteworthy, noted

Antonyms: insignificant

Example Sentence:

She was a considerable novelist.

PARAMOUNT

PARAMOUNT (ADJECTIVE): (प्रमुख महत्त्व का): uppermost

Synonyms: supreme, chief

Antonyms: subordinate

Example Sentence:

The interests of the child are paramount.

PROVISIONAL

PROVISIONAL (ADJECTIVE): (अनंतिम): interim

Synonyms: temporary, pro tem

Antonyms: permanent

Example Sentence:

It was a provisional government.

ABROGATE

ABROGATE (VERB): (अभिनिषेध करना): repeal

Synonyms: repudiate, revoke

Antonyms: institute

Example Sentence:

A proposal to abrogate temporarily the right to strike.

EXTERMINATE

EXTERMINATE (VERB): (विनाश करना):  destroy

Synonyms: do away with, put an end to

Antonyms: build

Example Sentence:

After exterminating the entire population, the soldiers set fire to the buildings.

ISOLATION

ISOLATION (NOUN): (अलगाव): separation

Synonyms: segregation, setting apart

Antonyms: contact

Example Sentence:

Isolation from family and friends may also contribute to anxiety.

DISMAL

DISMAL (ADJECTIVE): (विषादपूर्ण): gloomy

Synonyms: glum, mournful

Antonyms: cheerful

Example Sentence:

His dismal mood was not dispelled by finding the house empty.

DISPEL

DISPEL (VERB): (दूर करना): banish

Synonyms: eliminate, dismiss

Antonyms: engender

Example Sentence:

They did nothing to dispel their dejection.

EMBOLDEN

EMBOLDEN (VERB): (प्रोत्साहित करना): encourage

Synonyms: hearten strengthen

Antonyms: discourage

Example Sentence:

Emboldened by the claret, he killed her.

RUB

(NOUN)

RUB (NOUN): (कठिनाई) the central problem

Synonyms: problem, difficulty

Antonyms: blessings, solutions

Example Sentence:

that was the rub—she had not cared enough

INTRANSIGENCE

INTRANSIGENCE (NOUN): (हठ) refusal to change one's views or to agree about something

Synonyms: rigidity, obduracy

Antonyms: flexibility, slavishness

Example Sentence:

Her intransigence on the issue was simply frustrating.

GRATUITOUSLY

GRATUITOUSLY (ADVERB): (अनावश्यक रूप से) Without any good reason or purpose

Synonyms: nothing, needlessly,

Antonyms: need fully, indispensably

Example Sentence:

His sentence was executed with gratuitous harshness.

JUSTNESS

JUSTNESS (NOUN): (औचित्य) The state of being just

Synonyms: justice, fairness

Antonyms: bias, subjectivity

Example Sentence:

His justness is not to be doubted.

ENAMOURED

ENAMOURED (ADJECTIVE): (मोहित) Liking something a lot

Synonyms: infatuated, besotted

Antonyms: repulsed, disenchanted

Example Sentence:

He was less than enamoured of the music.

DEBASEMENT

DEBASEMENT (NOUN): (अधोगति) the action of reducing the quality or value of something

Synonyms: degradation, abasement

Antonyms: glorification, elevation

Example Sentence:

There will be no debasement of quality.

BYSTANDER

BYSTANDER (NOUN): (दर्शक, तमाशाई) a person who is present at an event or incident but does not take part.

Synonyms: observer, onlooker

Antonyms: participant, entrant

Example Sentence:

It looks like an innocent bystander was killed instead of you.

PROSAIC

PROSAIC (ADJECTIVE): (सामान्य, नीरस) Usual

Synonyms: plain, humdrum

Antonyms: astonishing, remarkable

Example Sentence:

Prosaic language can't convey the experience.

ESOTERIC

ESOTERIC (ADJECTIVE): (गुप्त) intended for or likely to be understood by only a small number of people with a specialized knowledge or interest.

Synonyms: abstruse, arcane

Antonyms: exoteric, familiar

Example Sentence:

“esoteric philosophical debates"

CONSTRUE

CONSTRUE (VERB) (समझना) interpret (a word or action) in a particular way.

Synonyms: interpret, elucidate

Antonyms: obscure, confuse

Example Sentence:

His words could hardly be construed as an apology.

DEFY

DEFY (VERB): (अवहेलना) appear to be challenging (someone) to do or prove something.

Synonyms: challenge, contravene, ignore

Antonyms: obey, surrender

Example Sentence:

He glowered at her, defying her to mock him.

(glowered: have an angry or sullen look on one's face; scowl)

CANVASSED

CANVASSED (VERB): discuss issues

Synonyms: agitate, examine

Antonyms: ignore, neglect

Example Sentence:

The issues that were canvassed are still unresolved.

ENUMERATE

ENUMERATE (VERB): (प्रगणक) mention (a number of things) one by one.

Synonyms: calculate, compute

Antonyms: conceal, estimate

Example Sentence:

 There is no space to enumerate all his works.

REFERENDUM

REFERENDUM (NOUN): (जनमत संग्रह) popular vote on the matter

Synonyms: mandate, vote, plebiscite

Antonyms:  suggestion, petition

Example Sentence:

The referendum has been sparingly used in matters of local concern.

FRAGILE

FRAGILE (VERB): (नाज़ुक) easily broken or damaged.

Synonyms: breakable, brittle

Antonyms: robust, vigorous

Example Sentence:

You have a fragile grip on reality.

ASSASSINATION

ASSASSINATION (NOUN): (हत्या) the act of killing someone.

Synonyms: bloodshed, massacre

Antonyms: birth, alive

Example Sentence:

The assassination of a terrorist.

PRESUMABLY

PRESUMABLY (ADVERB): (शायद) used to convey that what is asserted is very likely though not known for certain.

Synonyms: likely, apparently

Antonyms: doubtfully, improbably

Example Sentence:

It was not yet ten o'clock, so presumably, the boys were still at the pub.

DISARRAY

DISARRAY (NOUN): (अव्यवस्था) a state of disorganization or untidiness.

Synonyms: disorder, confusion, chaos

Antonyms: harmony, neatness

Example Sentence:

Her grey hair was in disarray.

PROXY

PROXY (NOUN): (प्रतिनिधि) the authority to represent someone else, especially in voting.

Synonyms: deputy, representative

Antonyms: atypical

Example Sentence:

Britons overseas may register to vote by proxy.

PYRETIC

PYRETIC (ADJECTIVE): (ज्वरनाशक) feverish or inducing fever.

Synonyms: torrid, burning

Antonyms: damp, freezing

Example Sentence:

Aloe Vera gel is antipyretic as it reduces heat.

PERVERSE

PERVERSE (ADJECTIVE) (विकृतिग्रस्त):  awkward

Synonyms: contrary, difficult

Antonyms: accommodating

Example Sentence:

Kate's perverse decision not to cooperate held good.

AMORAL

AMORAL (ADJECTIVE) (नीतिहीन): unprincipled

Synonyms: unethical, unscrupulous

Antonyms: moral

Example Sentence:

He has an amoral attitude towards everything in life.

FACILITATE

. FACILITATE (VERB) (सुविधाजनक बनाना): ease

Synonyms: enable, assist

Antonyms: impede

Example Sentence:

Schools were located on the same campus to facilitate the sharing of resources.

PREVALENCE

PREVALENCE (NOUN) (प्रसार): currency

Synonyms: generality, pervasiveness

Antonyms: infrequency

Example Sentence:

The prevalence of obesity is there in adults.

CONTEMPT

CONTEMPT (NOUN): (निंदा): scorn

Synonyms: disdain, disrespect

Antonyms: respect

Example Sentence:

Pamela stared at the girl with total contempt.

TRIAL

TRIAL (NOUN) (परीक्षण): test

Synonyms: try-out, experiment

Antonyms: proven

Example Sentence:

Clinical trials must verify the truth.

ERADICATE

ERADICATE (VERB) (जड़ से मिटाना): get rid of

Synonyms: eliminate, do away with

Antonyms: implant

Example Sentence:

This disease has been eradicated.

REPRESSIVE

REPRESSIVE (ADJECTIVE) (दमनकारी): oppressive

Synonyms: authoritarian, despotic

Antonyms: democratic

Example Sentence:

A repressive regime was approved.

HUMILIATE

HUMILIATE (VERB) (शर्मिंदा करना):  embarrass

Synonyms: mortify, humble

Antonyms: aggrandize

Example Sentence:

He humiliated me in front of everyone.

ANIMOSITY

ANIMOSITY (NOUN) (बैर): antipathy

Synonyms: hostility, friction

Antonyms: friendship

Example Sentence:

He no longer felt any animosity towards her.

THICKET

THICKET (NOUN): (झाड़ी) a dense group of bushes or tree.

Synonyms: grove, tangle

Antonyms: open place, prairie

Example Sentence:

A thicket is often dominated by a few species.

MUTILATION

MUTILATION (NOUN): (विकृति) dismembering, damage

Synonyms: amputate, distort

Antonyms: beautify, decorate

Example Sentence:

Her body had been mutilated beyond recognition.

PRUDENT

PRUDENT (ADJECTIVE): (विवेकी) acting with or showing care and thought for the future.

Synonyms: careful, cautious

Antonyms: hasty, fool, imprudent

Example Sentence:

No prudent money manager would authorise a loan without first knowing its purpose.

EMANATE

EMANATE (VERB): (प्रकट करना/प्रकट होना)  (of a feeling, quality, or sensation) issue or spread out from (a source).

Synonyms: arise, exude

Antonyms: conceal, hold, keep

Example Sentence:

He emanated a powerful brooding air.

DISSENTING

DISSENTING (ADJECTIVE): (असहमति) strong difference in opinion.

Synonyms: disagree, decline

Antonyms: accept, approve

Example Sentence:

There were a couple of dissenting voices.

SAGGING

SAGGING (ADJECTIVE): (कमज़ोर होना) become weaker

Synonyms: slump, bulge

Antonyms: ascend, rise

Example Sentence:

A comprehensive overhaul meant to revive sagging sales.

ELEVATED

ELEVATED (ADJECTIVE): (ऊपर उठाया) situated or placed higher.

Synonyms: inflated, exalted

Antonyms: depressed, dropped

Example Sentence:

This hotel has an elevated position above the village.

QUEER

QUEER (VERB): (विचित्र) spoil or ruin the situation.

Synonyms: blight, bruise

Antonyms: create, beautify

Example Sentence:

Reg didn't want someone meddling and queering the deal at the last minute.

DELIBERATION

DELIBERATIONS (NOUN): (विवेचना) long and careful consideration or discussion.

Synonyms: conference, consideration

Antonyms: ignorance, inattention

Example Sentence:

After much deliberation, we arrived at a compromise.

DECREPIT

DECREPIT (ADJECTIVE): (पुराना) worn out or ruined because of age or neglect.

Synonyms: battered, ramshackle

Antonyms: firm, good, healthy

Example Sentence:

But now the world is decrepit and all good things are gone.