1. REPUDIATE (VERB): (अस्वीकार करना): reject

Synonyms: renounce, abandon

Antonyms: embrace

Example Sentence:

She has repudiated policies associated with previous party leaders.

2. TEMPORAL (ADJECTIVE): (लौकिक): secular

Synonyms: non-spiritual, worldly

Antonyms: spiritual

Example Sentence:

The Church did not imitate the secular rulers who thought only of temporal gain.

3. DISMAY (NOUN): (अचरज): alarm

Synonyms: shock, surprise

Antonyms: pleasure

Example Sentence:

Much to the dismay of her fans, she announced her retirement very soon.

4. DISMAL (ADJECTIVE): (शोकयुक्त): gloomy

Synonyms: glum mournful

Antonyms: cheerful

Example Sentence:

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

5. DESICCATE (VERB): (सुखा देना): dried

Synonyms: dry, dehydrated

Antonyms: moist

Example Sentence:

Both the old and the new vegetation were desiccated by months of relentless sun.

6. RELENTLESS (ADJECTIVE): (सतत): persistent

Synonyms: continuing, constant

Antonyms: short-lived

Example Sentence:

We bore the relentless heat of the desert.

7. DISPEL (VERB): (दूर करना): banish

Synonyms: eliminate, dismiss

Antonyms: engender

Example Sentence:

The brightness of the day did nothing to dispel my sadness.

8. MERITORIOUS (ADJECTIVE): (सराहनीय): praiseworthy

Synonyms: laudable commendable

Antonyms: worthless

Example Sentence:

I got a medal for my meritorious conduct.

9. EXPLICATE (VERB): (समझाना): explain

Synonyms: clarify, spell out

Antonyms: obscure

Example Sentence:

An attempt was made to explicate the relationship between crime and justice.

10. IGNOMINY (NOUN): (अपयश): shame

Synonyms: humiliation, embarrassment

Antonyms: honour

Example Sentence:

He had to face ignominy due to his son.