1. POIGNANT (ADJECTIVE): (मार्मिक) evoking a keen sense of sadness or regret.  Synonyms: dolorous, tragic Antonyms: unemotional, unmoving, dull  Example Sentence:  A poignant reminder of the passing of

1. UPBEAT (ADJECTIVE): buoyant (उत्साहित)  Synonyms: happy, cheery  Antonyms: depressed, discouraged  Example Sentence:  He is a very upbeat person.  2. SPUR (NOUN): incitement (प्रेरणा)  Synonyms: catalyst,

1. FORETHOUGHT (NOUN): (पूर्व विचार): precaution  Synonyms: wariness, prudence  Antonyms: carelessness, carefree  Example Sentence:  Cooking dinner for vegetarians requires plenty of forethought if you usually

1. ALLEGE (VERB): (आरोपित करना): claim Synonyms: assert, declare Antonyms: deny Example Sentence: He alleged that he had been immensely assaulted. 2. URGE (VERB): (आग्रह करना): encourage Synonyms: enjoin, adjure

ECHELON (NOUN): (उपाधि स्तर/विभाग):position Synonyms: degree, level   Antonyms: unemployment, discharge Example Sentence: The upper echelons of the business world were seemed corrupt. DIVEST (VERB): (वंचित कर देना):bankrupt Synonyms: deprive, bereave

1. MONUMENTAL (ADJECTIVE): (स्मरणार्थ): Huge   Synonyms: Great, Enormous Antonyms: Small Example Sentence: Monumental efforts have been made to control the spread of virus. 2 .CHAOTIC (ADJECTIVE): (अस्तव्यस्त): Disorderly

1. CONUNDRUM (NOUN): (समस्या): Problem Synonyms: Difficult, Quandary Antonyms: Solution Example Sentence: One of the most difficult conundrums for the experts. 2. CONVINCE (VERB): (विश्वास दिलाना): Persuade Synonyms: Satisfy, Prove

1. RIGHTEOUS (ADJECTIVE): (न्याय परायण): good   Synonyms: virtuous, upright Antonyms: improper Example Sentence: Feelings of righteous indignation about pay and conditions. 2 SUBSEQUENT (ADJECTIVE): (आगामी): following   Synonyms: ensuing,

1. CONFRONT (VERB): (सामना करना): challenge Synonyms: square up to, oppose Antonyms: avoid Example Sentence: He confronted the robbers as they were trying to leave. 2. POISED (ADJECTIVE):

1. ALLIED (ADJECTIVE): (संबंधी): associated Synonyms: related, connected Antonyms: unrelated Example Sentence: Members of the medical and allied professions were gathered. 2. PROTRACT (VERB): (लंबा करना): prolong Synonyms: extend, draw

1. OUTRAGEOUS (ADJECTIVE): (असुगम): far-fetched  Synonyms: unlikely, dubious  Antonyms: realistic  Example Sentence:  The outrageous claims made by the previous government.  2. AGGRESSION (NOUN): (आत्मविश्वास): confidence  Synonyms: self-confidence, boldness  Antonyms: diffidence  Example

1. FISHY (ADJECTIVE): (संदेहजनक): dubious  Synonyms: doubtful, suspicious  Antonyms: truthful, aboveboard  Example Sentence:  I am convinced there is something fishy going on.  2. KNOTTY (ADJECTIVE): (जटिल): troublesome  Synonyms: mystifying, perplexing 

1. CONGESTED (ADJECTIVE): (भीड़): crowded  Synonyms: overcrowded, full  Antonyms: clear  Example Sentence:  The congested streets and lanes led to me being late for the concert.  2. COLLISION (NOUN):

1. INTRANSIGENT (ADJECTIVE):(हठी): uncompromising  Synonyms: inflexible, unbending  Antonyms: compliant  Example Sentence:  Her father had tried persuasion, but she was intransigent.  2. CUTTING-EDGE (ADJECTIVE): (अत्यधिक उन्नत): highly advanced  Synonyms: innovative, pioneering 

1. CONVENTIONAL (ADJECTIVE): (पारंपरिक): normal Synonyms: standard, regular Antonyms: original Example Sentence: A conventional morality had dictated behaviour. 2. COMMIT (VERB): (समर्पित होना): devout Synonyms: devoted, loyal Antonyms: apathetic

1. INTENDED (ADJECTIVE): (योजनाबद्ध): deliberate Synonyms: intentional, calculated Antonyms: accidental Example Sentence: The intended victim escaped from the jail. 2. TRIGGER (VERB): (सक्रिय करना): activate Synonyms: set off, trip Antonyms: halt

1. INSISTENCE (NOUN): (ज़ोर) the fact or quality of insisting that something is the case or should be done. Synonyms: urging, emphasis  Antonyms: satisfaction, satiation  Example Sentence:  Our insistence

1. UNDISGUISED (ADJECTIVE): (स्पष्टवादी) (of a feeling) not disguised or concealed; open.  Synonyms: obvious, evident, overt    Antonyms: hidden, imperceptible  Example Sentence:    She looked at him with undisguised

1. RECUPERATE (VERB): (सुधार होना): bounce back  Synonyms: recover, heal  Antonyms: deteriorate, decline  Example Sentence:  Although I won the case, I doubt I will ever recuperate my

1. DISPEL (VERB): (दूर करना) allay  Synonyms: drive away thought, resolve  Antonyms: recall, take in Example Sentence:  Nia comforted me so well that all my

1. EXCRUCIATE (VERB): agonize: (कष्ट पहुंचाना)  Synonyms: anguish, bother  Antonyms: equity, fairness  Example Sentence:  Swastika stood back, excruciated by the possibility.  2. CONCRETE (ADJECTIVE): actual: (वास्तविक)  Synonyms:

LAGGARD (NOUN): (सुस्त):idler Synonyms:  straggler, lingerer Antonyms: winner, hard worker Example Sentence: Ankit was always the laggard who finished in last place. ACQUIESCE (VERB): (मौन स्वीकृति देना):accede Synonyms: conform, comply Antonyms: deny, resist

1. INVECTIVE (NOUN): verbal abuse:(निंदा करना) Synonyms: denunciation, tirade Antonyms: exculpation, exoneration  Example Sentence: The invective he faced for his actions were of no effect. 2. SERENE (ADJECTIVE): calm:(शांत)

1. INSISTENCE (NOUN): (ज़ोर) demand  Synonyms: urging, emphasis  Antonyms: satisfaction, satiation  Example Sentence:  Our insistence for luxuries should not cause a misery to anyone.  2. NEGATE (VERB): (प्रतिवाद करना) contradict  Synonyms: annihilate,

1. UPHILL (ADJECTIVE): difficult:(कठिन)  Synonyms: tough, unimaginable  Antonyms: banal, mundane  Example Sentence:  The article had a glorious description regarding the uphill task done by the army.  2. DROUGHT

1. UPHILL (ADJECTIVE): difficult:(कठिन)  Synonyms: tough, unimaginable  Antonyms: banal, mundane  Example Sentence:  The article had a glorious description regarding the uphill task done by the army.  2. DROUGHT

1. UPBEAT (ADJECTIVE): buoyant (उत्साहित)  Synonyms: happy, cheery  Antonyms: depressed, discouraged  Example Sentence:  He is a very upbeat person.  2. SPUR (NOUN): incitement (प्रेरणा)  Synonyms: catalyst, excitant  Antonyms: deterrent, hindrance  Example

1. SNITCH (VERB): (प्रकट करना) reveal  Synonyms: divulge, evince  Antonyms: conceal, suppress  Example Sentence:  Today Akshima is going to snitch her secret. 2. NUMB (ADJECTIVE): (सुन्न) dazed  Synonyms: indifferent, frozen 

TOUT (VERB):show off(अपनी संपदा या चातुर्य का प्रदर्शन करना) Synonyms: praise, brag about Antonyms: blame, conceal  Example Sentence: He was touting, trying to make a really big

1.REPINE (VERB): complain Synonyms: grumble, lament                   Antonyms: compliment, praise     Example Sentence: He always repines about his peer.           INURE(VERB): familiarize Synonyms: acclimate, toughen Antonyms: neglect, soften    Example Sentence:

EMERGE (VERB):develop Synonyms: appear, arrive        Antonyms: abandon, decrease Example sentence: Big cows emerged from the fog. TAME (ADJECTIVE):docile Synonyms: mild, subdued             Antonyms: harsh, rough Example sentence: It is a tame dog. UNACCEPTABLE (ADJECTIVE):undesirable Synonyms: objectionable,

INGENUITY(NOUN): Cleverness Synonyms: ability, brilliance      Antonyms: clumsiness, ignorance Example Sentence:   As per my view, this task is difficult and may require some ingenuity. SWIRL(VERB): Spin around Synonyms: churn, roil         Antonyms: straighten, uncoil Example Sentence: The leaves were swirled along the ground

1. DISTORTION (NOUN): deformity Synonyms: bias, misuse                        Antonyms: clarity, perfection Example sentence: Private tuitions is against the backdrop of a distortion that India’s school system  must be prepared for.

1. FLACCID (ADJECTIVE): nerveless  Synonyms: enfeebled, debilitated Antonyms: taut, firm Example Sentence: The patient’s condition is appearing as flaccid as at first. 2. CHICANERY (NOUN): dishonesty or fraud Synonyms: Intrigue, machination Antonyms: forthrightness,

1. PERFIDIOUS (ADJECTIVE): betraying Synonyms: deceitful, deceptive  Antonyms: honest, forthright Example Sentence: His perfidious nature led him nowhere. 2. OBNOXIOUS (ADJECTIVE): repulsive Synonyms: disgusting, hateful  Antonyms: agreeable, decent  Example Sentence: His obnoxious

CURB(NOUN): control Synonyms: restriction, rein           Antonyms: freedom, encouragement Example Sentence:  Taking a few deep breaths may curb your temper. SURREPTITIOUSLY (ADVERB):secretly Synonyms: covertly, clandestinely         Antonyms: openly, publicly Example Sentence: It was a surreptitiously printed material.

1. VERITABLE (ADJECTIVE): authentic   Synonyms: genuine, actual Antonyms: fake, unreal Example Sentence:  Our guide narrated a veritable tale about the great tomb in Agra. 2. VENAL (ADJECTIVE): bribable  

1. ZEST (NOUN): flavoring Synonyms: pungency, piquancy Antonyms: dullness, blandness Example Sentence: My brother’s remark added a certain zest to the atmosphere. 2. WHIMSICAL (ADJECTIVE): playful Synonyms: amusing, funny Antonyms: behaving, sensible Example

1. CULPABLE (ADJECTIVE): blameworthy Synonyms: wrong, guilty        Antonyms: innocent, clean Example Sentence: Their decision to do nothing makes them culpable. 2. CULMINATION (NOUN): climax Synonyms: conclusion,

NUDGE (VERB):a slight push Synonyms: poke, prod                            Antonyms: emulate, pull Example sentence: He nudged my elbow when he saw his father enter the house. BOLSTER (VERB):support Synonyms: strengthen, boost                       Antonyms: hinder,

1. EXUDE (VERB): emit Synonyms: leak, discharge Antonyms: conceal, keep Example sentence: There was a factory nearby which exuded a pungent smell. 2. EXTROVERT (ADJECTIVE): sociable person Synonyms: gregarious, lively Antonyms: introvert, loner

1. MORDANT (ADJECTIVE): sarcastic   Synonyms: caustic, sardonic Antonyms: kind, nice   Example Sentence: The mordant comedian offended many people with his scathing taunts.   2. ALTERCATION (NOUN): fight, often

1. CLOUT (NOUN): influence   Synonyms: power, dominance Antonyms: powerlessness, incompetence Example Sentence: Ministers often use their clout to get what they want.     2. PRESTIGE (NOUN): fame  

1. REDUNDANT (ADJECTIVE): excessive, repetitious Synonyms: superfluous, unnecessary   Antonyms: necessary, essential   Example Sentence: The programmer deleted the redundant line of code that added no value to

PERFIDIOUS (ADJECTIVE): Treacherous Synonyms: insidious, betraying                    Antonyms: honest, reliable Example Sentence: Madan proved to be a perfidious member of their family. BITER (NOUN):kid  Synonyms: boy, youngster         

LANGUISH (VERB):droop Synonyms: deteriorate, dwindle                               Antonyms: develop, grow Example sentence: I pray that the judge gives the criminal a lifetime to languish in prison.   GRIMLY (VERB):harshly Synonyms: brutally, powerfully                       

1. KNAVERY (NOUN): badness Synonyms: immorality, corruption Antonyms: benevolence, benefit Example sentence:  Knavery is not allowed in any circumstances. 2. DELECTATION (NOUN): amusement Synonyms: elation, enjoyment Antonyms: depression, dislike Example sentence:  Alisha cooks

1. DEBUNK (VERB): expose as ridiculously false Synonyms: disprove, unmask Antonyms: uphold, praise Example Sentence: They will surely debunk the myth later.   2. EMBRACE (VERB): hold tightly in arms 

1. TAINT (VERB): disgrace   Synonyms: shame, dishonour    Antonyms: respect, honour Example Sentence: The celebrities were tainted by the media.   2. TANTALIZE (VERB): torture   Synonyms: frustrate, tease Antonyms: please,

SWERVE (VERB):turn aside Synonyms: deflect, skid                      Antonyms: straighten, go direct Example Sentence: The bus driver swerved the bus in order to avoid the collision.   SOOT (NOUN):grime Synonyms: grit, dirt                             Antonyms: cleanliness, sanitation