1. COMBATIVENESS (NOUN): (लडाकुपन) eagerness to fight or argue.
Synonyms: bellicosity,
militancy
Antonyms: friendliness
Example Sentence:
2. EXTRAPOLATE (VERB): (बहिर्वेशन करना) guess or think of what is going to happen using
information.
Synonyms: calculation, estimate
Antonyms: depression,
distress
Example Sentence:
You cannot really extrapolate a trend from such a
small sample.
3. PERSECUTION (NOUN): (उत्पीडन) hostile, ill treatment
Synonyms: expulsion,
killing
Antonyms: happiness, help
Example Sentence:
They left the country out of fear of persecution.
4. REITERATING (VERB): (बार बार करना) repeat, say something again and again.
Synonyms: renew, repeat,
restate
Antonyms: take back
Example Sentence:
She reiterated that she had never seen him before.
5. DISPARAGE (VERB): (उपेक्षा करना) criticize in a way that shows no respect.
Synonyms: decry, scorn, derogate
Antonyms: admire, exalt,
approve
Example Sentence:
He spoke disparagingly of his political opponent.
6. ACCENTUATES (VERB): (जोर
देना) make more noticeable or prominent.
Synonyms: emphasize,
highlight
Antonyms: camouflage,
obscure, mask
Example Sentence:
The new policy only serves to accentuate the inadequacy of help for the
homeless.
7. INTENT (NOUN/ADJECTIVE): (इरादा) intention or purpose, determined to so
something.
Synonyms: decided, deep
Antonyms: flexible,
indefinite
Example Sentence:
The government was intent on achieving greater
efficiency.
8. MARRED (VERB): (क्षति) spoil, ruin, the quality or appearance.
Synonyms: blight, bruise
Antonyms: create, beautify
Example Sentence:
Violence marred a number of New Year Celebrations.
9. LEVERAGED (VERB): (उत्तोलन) action or advantage of using a lever
Synonyms: derisive,
mocking
Antonyms: believing,
hopeful
Example Sentence:
Using ropes and wooden poles for leverage, they
hauls sacks of cement.
10. STRUNG (VERB): (सख्त) hang
(something) so that it stretches in a long line.
Synonyms: accommodate, adapt
Antonyms: break, destroy
Example Sentence:
He collected stones with holes in them and strung them on a strong cord.
