1. Propel (Verb) : to cause something to move forward; to push or move something somewhere, often with a lot of force
Synonyms: push, shove, thrust, drive
Antonyms: regulate, restrain, control, constrain
Example Sentence: In order to propel the ministry into commission, the church was accepting monetary donations.
2. Lucrative (Adjective) : लाभप्रद : producing much money or making a significant profit
Synonyms: profitable, worthwhile, remunerative, beneficial
Antonyms: unprofitable,poorly paid, loss-making, impotent
Example Sentence:Mr. Chen makes a lucrative income by selling fresh tuna at the market.
3. Put someone in the shade (Idiom) : to be so good that another person or thing does not seem important or worth very much
Synonyms: surpass, outshine, overshadow, be head and shoulders above
Example Sentence: Although I thought I'd done well, my sister's exam results put mine in the shade.
4. Trumpet (Verb) : घोषणा करना : to make known openly or publicly
Synonyms: announce, publish, proclaim
Antonyms: withhold, conceal, suppress
Example Sentence:The company trumpeted the launch of the new phone with none of the bugs the old one was known for.
5. Lenity (Noun) : सज्जनता : kind, gentle, or compassionate treatment especially toward someone
Synonyms: mercy, clemency, empathy
Antonyms: vengeance, revenge, ruthlessness
Example Sentence: Michael was admired for his lenity and tolerance.
6. Veneer (Noun) : दिखावा : a deceptively attractive external appearance
Synonyms: facade, gloss
Example Sentence: Marcia wears a veneer of friendliness while trying to backstab everyone in the office.
7. Renascence (Noun) : नवयुग : the revival of something that has been dormant.
Synonyms: revival, rebirth, resurgence
Antonyms: extinction, expiration
Example Sentence:The politician suggested there would be a renascence in the country’s coal industry, but that type of revival seems unlikely.
8.Perspicacious (Adjective) :कुशाग्र बुद्धि : having a ready insight into and understanding of things
Synonyms: discerning, shrewd, perceptive
Antonyms: foolish, idiotic, moronic
Example Sentence: He was perspicacious enough to realize that things were soon going to change
9. Step in (Idiom) : to become involved in a difficult situation or argument in order to help, find a solution
Synonyms: interfere, intervene, intercede
Example Sentence:An outside buyer has stepped in to save the company from going out of business.
10. Wearisome (Adjective) : causing one to feel tired or bored.
Synonyms: tiring, exhausting, boring
Antonyms: interesting, engrossing, involving
Example Sentence: Simple repetitive tasks can be very wearisome.
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