- STALEMATE (NOUN): (गतिरोध)a position counting as a draw, in which a player is not in check but cannot move except into check.
Synonyms: standstill, impasse
Antonyms: progress, headway
Example Sentence:
Last time I played him it ended up in stalemate.
2.DRAG (VERB): (बाधा) pull (someone or something) along forcefully, roughly, or with difficulty.
Synonyms: trammel, hindrance
Antonyms: impetus, boost
Example Sentence:
“We dragged the boat up the beach.”
3.WILL (NOUN): (इच्छाशक्ति) expressing desire, consent, or willingness.
Synonyms: determination, volition
Antonyms: hesitation, reluctance
Example Sentence:
“Will you have a cognac?”
- SAVVY (ADJECTIVE): (बुद्धिमान)showing practical knowledge
Synonyms: clever, astute
Antonyms: stupid, dense
Example Sentence:
“Bobby is a savvy veteran who knows all the tricks.”
- PRESS (VERB):(विवश करना) move or cause to move into a position of contact with something by exerting continuous physical force.
Synonyms: pressurize, compel
Antonyms: discourage, deter
Example Sentence:
“He pressed his face to the glass.”
- TAILOR (VERB): (अनुकूल बनाना)make or adapt for a particular purpose or person.
Synonyms: adapt, customise
Antonyms: resist, reject
Example Sentence:
“Arrangements can be tailored to meet individual requirements.”
- NUISANCE (NOUN):(बाधा) a person or thing causing inconvenience or annoyance.
Synonyms: trouble, pest
Antonyms: help, succor
Example Sentence:
The cats next door are a real nuisance.
- CONGESTION (NOUN):(भीड़, जमाव) the state of being congested.
Synonyms: crowding, clogging
Antonyms: opening, clear
Example Sentence:
“The new bridge should ease congestion in the area.”
- MYRAID (ADJECTIVE): (बेशुमार)countless
Synonyms: innumerable, numberless
Antonyms: limited, finite
Example Sentence:
“He gazed at the myriad lights of the city.”
- LOCKDOWN (NOUN)(रोक):he confining of prisoners to their cells, typically in order to regain control during a riot.
Synonyms: limitation, restraint
Antonyms: freedom, liberty
Example Sentence:
“The lockdown has been in effect since October 1983.”