1. ABDICATE
(VERB): (त्यागना) fail to fulfill or
undertake (a responsibility or duty).
Synonyms: disown,
spurn, renounce
Antonyms: keep,
assume, hold
Example
Sentence:
2. VEERED
(VERB): (मुड गई) suddenly change an
opinion, subject, type of behavior, etc.
Synonyms: bend,
shift
Antonyms: stay,
straighten
Example
Sentence:
If we do
not veer we will be upon the rocks within the hour.
3. PROTOCOLS
(NOUN): (अदिलेख) official procedure or systems of
rules governing affairs.
Synonyms: agreement,
obligation
Antonyms: rudeness,
crudeness
Example
Sentence:
According to the
protocol the new ambassador will present his credentials to the President.
4. STAMPEDE
(NOUN): (भगदड़) sudden panicked rush
of a number of horses, cattle, or other animals.
Synonyms: charge,
panic
Antonyms: retreat,
standing
Example
Sentence:
Among the
strikers there was a break that swiftly spread and became a stampede.
5. COGNIZABLE (ADJECTIVE): (संज्ञेय) perceptible; clearly
identifiable.
Synonyms: visible,
palpable
Antonyms: hidden,
vague
Example
Sentence:
His was a cognizable
offence.
6. CONVERSELY (ADVERB): (इसके विपरीत) in an opposite way.
Synonyms: reversed,
contrary
Antonyms: similar,
alike, same
Example
Sentence:
Conversely youth is
depicted as a time of vitality and good health.
7. OMINOUS
(ADJECTIVE): (अमंगल) impression that something bad is
going to happen.
Synonyms: menacing,
apocalyptic
Antonyms: bright,
happy, lucky
Example
Sentence:
It seemed
an extraordinary thing, an ominous object, a sign.
8. WRIT
(NOUN): (आज्ञापत्र) a form of written
command in the name of a court or other legal authority to act.
Synonyms: summons,
warrant, indictment
Antonyms: exoneration,
praise
Example
Sentence:
The two
reinstated officers issued a writ for libel against the applicants.
9. CYNICAL
(ADJECTIVE): (निंदक) believing that people
are motivated purely by self-interest;
Synonyms: derisive,
mocking
Antonyms: believing,
hopeful
Example
Sentence:
He was
brutally cynical and hardened to every sob story under the sun.
10. SCOURGE
(NOUN): (विपत्ति) person or thing that causes great trouble or suffering.
Synonyms: afflict,
plague
Antonyms: reward,
advantage, delight
Example
Sentence:
Political methods
used to scourge and oppress workers.
