1. Curtail (Verb): छोटा या संक्षिप्त करना : To reduce or restrict; to cut short or diminish.
Synonyms: Reduce, decrease, limit, restrict, shorten
Antonyms: Expand, increase, extend, amplify
Example Sentence: The company had to curtail its expenses in order to stay within the
2. Redress (Verb/Noun): सुधार करना : remedy, correct, or make amends for wrongdoing or injustice; compensation for a wrong or grievance.
Synonyms: Rectify, repair
Antonyms: Aggravate, worsen, exacerbate
Example Sentence:The organization is working towards providing redress to the victims of
the fraud.
3. Wanton (Adjective): अकारण : Showing no care or concern for others; reckless
Synonyms: Reckless, malicious, cruel, irresponsible
Antonyms: Careful, responsible, conscientious, considerate
Example Sentence: The wanton destruction of the property angered the community.
4. Sporadic (Adjective): छिटपुट : Occurring irregularly or infrequently; scattered or isolated in occurrence.
Synonyms: Infrequent, occasional, intermittent, scattered, isolated, irregular
Antonyms: Regular, constant, continuous, frequent, consistent
Example Sentence: The company experienced sporadic power outages throughout the day, causing disruptions in their operations.
5. Extrapolate (Verb): आउटपुट निर्धारित करना : To estimate or deduce something by extending or projecting known information, or to infer something from what is already known
Synonyms: derive, infer, deduce, guess, assume
Antonyms: Disregard, Ignore, Neglect
Example Sentence: The researchers were able to extrapolate the expected results based on
previous experiments.
6. Vacillate (Verb): डगमगाना : To be indecisive or wavering, to sway or hesitate between options
Synonyms: Hesitate, Waver, Fluctuate, Dither, Dilly-dally
Antonyms: Decide, Commit, Resolve
Example Sentence: She vacillated between two colleges, unable to decide which one to
attend.
7. A Red Letter Day (Idiom): A highly significant or memorableday; a day of special importance or achievement.
Synonyms: Memorable day, special day, milestone, important occasion
Antonym: Ordinary day, unremarkable day
Example Sentence: Graduation day was a red-letter day for Sarah as she finally achieved her longawaited degree.
8. Shook In Their Shoes (Idiom): To be extremely afraid or frightened; to experience intense fear or apprehension.
Synonyms: Tremble with fear, quiver in fear, be terrified, be petrified
Antonym: Fearless, courageous, brave
Example Sentence: When the thunderstorm began, the little child was so scared that
they shook in their shoes.
9. Folly (Noun): मूर्खता : lack of good sense; foolishness
Synonyms: insanity, idiocy, absurdity, stupidity, madness
Antonyms: wisdom, prudence, discretion, sagacity
Example Sentence: It was sheer folly to invest all his money in a risky business venture
without proper research and planning.
10. Jocund (Adjective): प्रफुल्ल : cheerful and lighthearted, in a happy mood
Synonyms: merry, jolly, festive, cheerful, mirthful, jovial, jocose
Antonyms: melancholy, sorrowful, sad, unhappy, glum, forlorn
Example Sentence: As soon as I walked towards the front door of the luxury hotel, a jocund doorman greeted me with a smile.
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