151.

Altercation (noun): A heated or angry

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152. Altruistic (adjective): Showing a selfless
concern for others' welfare (परोपकारी).
➢Synonyms: benevolent, selfless,
philanthropic, beneficent, generous.
➢Antonyms: selfish, mercenary, self-
centered.
➢Example: His altruistic nature made
him volunteer at the shelter regularly.

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153. Amalgamate (verb): To combine or unite
to form one entity (मिलाना).
➢Synonyms: merge, mingle, mix,
integrate, fuse, blend.
➢Antonyms: divide, separate, split.
➢Example: The two companies
decided to amalgamate to expand
their market.

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154. Amass (verb): To gather or collect,
especially in large quantities (जिाकरना).
➢Synonyms: accumulate, hoard,
stockpile, garner, assemble.
➢Antonyms: disperse, scatter,
dissipate.
➢Example: Over the years, she
managed to amass a vast collection of
books.

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155. Ameliorate (verb): To make something
better or improve it (सध
ु ारना).
➢Synonyms: improve, enhance, better,
enrich, upgrade.
➢Antonyms: worsen, deteriorate,
aggravate.
➢Example: The government
introduced reforms to ameliorate living
conditions.

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156. Amenable (adjective): Open and responsive to
suggestions; willing to comply (आज्ञाकारी).
➢Synonyms: compliant, docile, pliable,
obedient, agreeable.
➢Antonyms: defiant, resistant.
➢Example: She was amenable to
changing her schedule to fit the team's
needs.

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157. Amicable (adjective): Friendly and peaceful,
especially in a situation of disagreement (मित्रतापूर्)ण .
➢Synonyms: cordial, harmonious,
congenial, friendly, genial.
➢Antonyms: hostile, unfriendly,
acrimonious.
➢Example: The two countries settled
their differences in an amicable
manner.

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158. Amnesty (noun): A general pardon for offenses,
especially political ones (अपराध िाफ़ी).
➢Synonyms: forgiveness, pardon,
remission, reprieve, absolution.
➢Antonyms: punishment, censure,
condemnation.
➢Example: The government
announced an amnesty for political
prisoners.

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159. Amorous (adjective): Showing strong
feelings of love or passion (कािक
ु ).
➢Synonyms: romantic, passionate,
ardent, infatuated, lustful.
➢Antonyms: detached, indifferent,
unloving.
➢Example: The amorous couple
couldn't hide their affection in public.

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160. Ample (adjective): Enough or more than
enough; plentiful (प्रचरु ).
➢Synonyms: abundant, copious,
generous, bountiful, sufficient.
➢Antonyms: insufficient, meager,
scarce.
➢Example: The house had ample space
for the entire family.

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161. Anarchy (noun): A state of disorder due to
absence of authority or control (अराजकता).
➢Synonyms: disorder, chaos,
lawlessness, mayhem, misrule.
➢Antonyms: order, lawfulness,
government.
➢Example: After the revolution, the
country was left in a state of anarchy.

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162. Annul (verb): To declare invalid or void
(रद्दकरना).
➢Synonyms: abolish, cancel, rescind,
negate, invalidate.
➢Antonyms: retain, validate, affirm.
➢Example: The court decided to annul
the controversial marriage.

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163. Antagonism (noun): Hostility or
opposition (विरोध).
➢Synonyms: hostility, animosity,
enmity, antipathy, conflict.
➢Antonyms: accord, rapport,
friendship.
➢Example: There was clear
antagonism between the two political
leaders.

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164. Antithesis (noun): A contrast or
opposition between two things (विरोध).
➢Synonyms: contrast, opposition,
polarity, converse.
➢Antonyms: similarity, harmony,
agreement.
➢Example: The antithesis of love is
hate.

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165. Apathy (noun): Lack of interest,
enthusiasm, or concern (उदासीनता).
➢Synonyms: indifference, lack of
concern, detachment.
➢Antonyms: enthusiasm, interest,
concern.
➢Example: The politician was criticized
for his apathy towards the plight of the
poor.

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166. Appalling (adjective): Causing shock or
horror (भयानक).
➢Synonyms: horrifying, dreadful,
awful, ghastly, shocking.
➢Antonyms: comforting, reassuring,
pleasant.
➢Example: The appalling news of the
disaster left everyone in shock.

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167. Apposite (adjective): Suitable, relevant, or
appropriate (उपयक्
ु त).
➢Synonyms: relevant, appropriate,
fitting.
➢Antonyms: inappropriate, irrelevant,
unsuitable.
➢Example: His apposite remarks were
well received at the meeting.

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168. Apprehension (noun): Fear or anxiety
about something that may happen (डर).
➢Synonyms: dread, worry, anxiety,
fear, misgiving, reservation.
➢Antonyms: calmness, confidence,
assurance.
➢Example: She felt a deep sense of
apprehension before the big interview.

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169. Ardent (adjective): Very passionate or
enthusiastic (उत्साही).
➢Synonyms: passionate, fervent,
eager, zealous, enthusiastic.
➢Antonyms: indifferent, apathetic,
dispassionate.
➢Example: He was an ardent
supporter of the cause and worked
tirelessly for it.

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170. Arduous (adjective): Involving a lot of
effort and hard work (कठिन).
➢Synonyms: strenuous, laborious,
demanding, tough, challenging.
➢Antonyms: easy, effortless, simple.
➢Example: The arduous hike up the
mountain exhausted them all.

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171. Arid (adjective): Extremely dry or barren,
lacking moisture (बंजर).
➢Synonyms: dry, parched, barren,
desiccated.
➢Antonyms: damp, moist, humid.
➢Example: The arid desert offered no
shelter from the scorching sun.

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172. Articulate (adjective/verb): Able to
express ideas clearly and effectively (स्पष्ट).
➢Synonyms: eloquent, clear,
expressive.
➢Antonyms: unclear, inarticulate.
➢Example: She was an articulate
speaker, able to convey her thoughts
effectively.

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173. Aspersion (noun): An attack on the
reputation or integrity of someone (बदनािी).
➢Synonyms: slander, defamation,
smear, insult.
➢Antonyms: praise, approval,
compliment.
➢Example: The candidate's campaign
was marred by unfounded aspersions.

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174. Assent (noun/verb): The expression of
approval or agreement (सहितहोना).
➢Synonyms: consent, approval,
agreement, acquiescence.
➢Antonyms: dissent, disagreement,
refusal.
➢Example: The committee gave its
assent to the new proposal.

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175. Assist (verb): To help or give support to
someone (िदद करना).
➢Synonyms: help, aid, support,
facilitate, assist.
➢Antonyms: hinder, obstruct, block.
➢Example: The teacher was always
ready to assist her students with their
assignments.

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176. Assuage (verb): To make an unpleasant
feeling less intense (शांत करना).
➢Synonyms: appease, mitigate,
conciliate, placate, propitiate.
➢Antonyms: upset, exacerbate,
agitate.
➢Example: His kind words served to
assuage her worries.

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177. Astounding (adjective): Extremely
surprising or impressive (चौकाने िाला).
➢Synonyms: astonishing, phenomenal,
prodigious, stupendous, wondrous,
amazing.
➢Antonyms: boring, dull, satisfying.
➢Example: The magician's astounding
trick left the audience in awe.

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178. Astute (adjective): Having an ability to assess
situations and turn them to one's advantage (चतुर).
➢Synonyms: perceptive, judicious,
perspicacious, canny, shrewd.
➢Antonyms: idiotic, stupid,
unintelligent.
➢Example: His astute analysis of the
market helped the company make a
profit.

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179. Atrocious (adjective): Horrible or very bad
(घठटया).
➢Synonyms: vile, heinous, horrid,
nauseating, awful, hideous.
➢Antonyms: inoffensive, innocuous.
➢Example: The conditions in the
prison were atrocious and inhumane.

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180. Audacious (adjective): Showing a
willingness to take bold risks (ननडर).
➢Synonyms: Fearless, heroic, intrepid,
plucky, valiant
➢Antonyms: meek, mild, timid.
➢Example: His audacious decision to
climb the mountain without proper
equipment impressed everyone.

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181. Augment (verb): To increase or make
something larger (बढ़ाना).
➢Synonyms: amplify, intensify, mount,
proliferate, aggrandize, upsurge.
➢Antonyms: decrease, degrade,
belittle.
➢Example: The company hopes to
augment its profits by expanding its
product line.

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182. Avarice (noun): Extreme greed for wealth
or material gain (लालच).
➢Synonyms: covetousness, cupidity,
avidity, greed.
➢Antonyms: generosity, philanthropy,
charity.
➢Example: His avarice led him to
betray his friends for financial gain.

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183. Aversion (noun): A strong dislike or
disinclination (घर्
ृ ा).
➢Synonyms: abhorrence, detestation,
abomination, loathing, repugnance.
➢Antonyms: attachment, fondness,
liking.
➢Example: She had a deep aversion to
any form of cruelty.

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184. Avid (adjective): Showing strong interest
or enthusiasm (लालची).
➢Synonyms: keen, fervent, agog,
ardent.
➢Antonyms: dispassionate,
indifferent, unenthusiastic.
➢Example: He was an avid reader of
mystery novels.

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185. Awe (noun): A feeling of reverential
respect mixed with fear or wonder (भय).
➢Synonyms: reverence, veneration,
admiration, esteem, dread, fright.
➢Antonyms: calmness, familiarity,
expectation.
➢Example: The breathtaking view of
the mountains filled her with awe.

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186. Baffle (verb): To confuse or perplex (है रान
करना).
➢Synonyms: amaze, confuse, puzzle,
rattle, stun, astound.
➢Antonyms: enlighten, explain, clarify.
➢Example: The sudden change in the
weather baffled the meteorologists.

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187. Ban (verb): To officially or legally prohibit
(रोक लगाना).
➢Synonyms: boycott, restriction,
embargo, suppression.
➢Antonyms: permission, approval.
➢Example: The government decided to
ban the use of plastic bags in the city.

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188. Banter (noun): Light-hearted, playful
conversation (िजाक).
➢Synonyms: gossip, repartee.
➢Antonyms: praise, flattery.
➢Example: The friends exchanged
some friendly banter while waiting for
the bus.

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189. Bankrupt (adjective): Unable to pay one's
debts (ठदिामलया).
➢Synonyms: insolvent, penniless,
ruined, destitute, broke.
➢Antonyms: solvent, prosperous,
wealthy.
➢Example: After several failed
businesses, he declared himself
bankrupt.

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190. Barbarous (adjective): Uncivilized and
cruel (क्रूर).
➢Synonyms: brutal, cruel, ferocious,
ruthless.
➢Antonyms: polite, refined,
sophisticated.
➢Example: The barbarous treatment
of prisoners in the camp shocked the
world.

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191. Beat (verb): To strike repeatedly (पीटना).
➢Synonyms: bang, bash, batter, cane.
➢Antonyms: aid, assist, help.
➢Example: He beat the drum loudly
during the parade.

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192. Beneath (preposition/adjective): Located
underneath or lower than (नीचे की ओर).
➢Synonyms: below, underneath,
under, down, unworthy, covered.
➢Antonyms: up, overhead, above.
➢Example: The treasure chest was
buried beneath the old oak tree.

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193. Benevolent (adjective): Well meaning and
kindly (परोपकारी).
➢Synonyms: benign, caring,
chivalrous, considerate, humane,
generous.
➢Antonyms: malevolent, mean,
spiteful.
➢Example: The benevolent woman
donated a large sum to the charity.

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194. Beneficent (adjective): Showing kindness
or doing good (लाभकारी).
➢Synonyms: charitable, kind, helpful,
generous, philanthropic.
➢Antonyms: malicious, uncharitable.
➢Example: His beneficent actions were
praised by the community.

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195. Betray (verb): To deceive or be disloyal to
(धोखादे ना).
➢Synonyms: deceive, delude, forsake,
abandon, cross.
➢Antonyms: defend, protect, support.
➢Example: She felt heartbroken when
her best friend betrayed her trust.

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196. Bewilder (verb): To confuse or puzzle
completely (चचककत करना).
➢Synonyms: baffle, confuse, daze,
muddle, mystify.
➢Antonyms: enlighten, explain.
➢Example: The complex puzzle
bewildered everyone who tried to
solve it.

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197. Bewitching (adjective): Enchanting or
captivating (जादई
ु ).
➢Synonyms: magical, fascinating.
➢Antonyms: repulsive, repugnant,
disgusting.
➢Example: The actress’s bewitching
smile charmed everyone in the room.

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198. Biased (adjective): Showing prejudice or
favoritism (पक्षपाती).
➢Synonyms: discriminating, favoring,
partial, prejudiced, unfair.
➢Antonyms: fair, impartial, judicious.
➢Example: The referee was criticized
for being biased towards the home
team.

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199. Bind (verb): To tie or secure something
(बांधना).
➢Synonyms: attach, fix, annex, secure.
➢Antonyms: detach, break, free.
➢Example: She used a rope to bind the
packages together.

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200. Bland (adjective): Lacking strong flavor or
interest (बेढ़ंग).
➢Synonyms: dull, flat, insipid,
monotonous.
➢Antonyms: delicious, flavorful,
exciting.
➢Example: The soup was bland and
lacked seasoning.

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201. Blemish (Noun) - A mark or flaw that spoils the
appearance or reputation of something (कलंक).
➢Synonyms: fault, smirch, stigma,
stain
➢Antonyms: purity, impeccable,
spotless, stainless
➢Example: The scandal left a
permanent blemish on his reputation.

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202. Bleak (Adjective) - Depressing,
discouraging, or without hope (ननराशाजनक).
➢Synonyms: dismal, gloomy, chilly,
dreary
➢Antonyms: bright, pleasant, balmy,
cheerful
➢Example: The outlook for the
economy looks bleak due to rising
inflation.

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203. Blame (Verb) - To assign responsibility for
a fault or wrong (दोष लगाना).
➢Synonyms: condemn, censure, accuse
➢Antonyms: commend, applaud, laud,
praise
➢Example: Don't blame others for
your mistakes.

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204. Blend (Verb) - To mix or combine two or
more things (मिलाना).
➢Synonyms: combine, mix, mingle
➢Antonyms: separate, disintegrate,
dissociate
➢Example: She blended the
ingredients thoroughly before baking.

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205. Block (Verb) - To obstruct or stop the flow
or movement of something (बाधाडालना).
➢Synonyms: bar, obstruct, choke,
congest, clog
➢Antonyms: open, clear, release
➢Example: The fallen tree blocked the
road completely.

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206. Bloom (Verb) - To produce flowers or
thrive (खखलना).
➢Synonyms: flourish, grow, thrive
➢Antonyms: shrink, fail, wither
➢Example: The garden bloomed with
vibrant flowers in spring.

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207. Boast (Verb) - To talk about something
with excessive pride (डींग हांकना).
➢Synonyms: brag, praise, crow
➢Antonyms: modest, deprecate
➢Example: He boasted about his
achievements at the party.

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208. Bothersome (Adjective) - Causing
inconvenience or annoyance (थकाने िाला).
➢Synonyms: annoying, irksome,
troubling, irritating
➢Antonyms: convenient, helpful,
smooth
➢Example: The constant noise was
bothersome during the meeting.

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209. Boundless (Adjective) - Without limits or
boundaries (अंतहीन).
➢Synonyms: endless, unlimited,
infinite, immeasurable, plenty
➢Antonyms: limited, restricted, less
➢Example: Her boundless energy kept
the team motivated throughout the
event.

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210. Brittle (Adjective) - Fragile and easily
broken (नाजुक).
➢Synonyms: frail, fragile, delicate,
breakable
➢Antonyms: tough, enduring,
unbreakable, strong
➢Example: The brittle glass shattered
at the slightest touch.

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211. Brisk (Adjective) - Energetic and quick
(फुनतणला).
➢Synonyms: agile, quick, dynamic,
energetic, lively, vigorous
➢Antonyms: slow, sluggish, dull
➢Example: She took a brisk walk in the
park every morning.

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212. Bombastic (Adjective) - Using inflated or
exaggerated language (आडंबरपर् ू )ण .
➢Synonyms: flowery, showy,
overblown
➢Antonyms: humble, restrained,
reserved
➢Example: His bombastic speech
failed to impress the audience.

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213. Broadminded (Adjective) - Tolerant and open
to new ideas (खल
ु े विचारों िाला).
➢Synonyms: liberal, progressive, open,
tolerant, flexible
➢Antonyms: orthodox, conservative,
narrow-minded
➢Example: A broadminded approach
to education can foster creativity.

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214. Bulky (Adjective) - Large and difficult to
handle due to size or weight (भारी-भरकि).
➢Synonyms: massive, big, oversized,
heavy, huge
➢Antonyms: small, thin, tiny
➢Example: He struggled to move the
bulky furniture through the doorway.

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215. Bully (Verb) - To intimidate or threaten
someone weaker (भयभीत करना).
➢Synonyms: intimidate, menace,
threaten, browbeat
➢Antonyms: support, ease, assuage
➢Example: The older boys used to
bully the younger ones at school.

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216. Bustle (Verb) - To move or act in a busy or
hurried way (हड़बड़ाना).
➢Synonyms: haste, stir, flurry
➢Antonyms: slowness, sluggishness,
quiet
➢Example: The streets bustled with
activity during the festival.

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217. Baleful (Adjective) - Threatening harm or evil
(खतरनाक).
➢Synonyms: deadly, evil, malevolent,
harmful, sinister
➢Antonyms: auspicious, favorable,
promising
➢Example: The baleful look in his eyes
warned me not to trust him.

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218. Bane (Noun) - A cause of great distress or
annoyance (अमभशाप).
➢Synonyms: destruction, devastation,
havoc, ruin, curse, evil
➢Antonyms: blessing, advantage,
fortune
➢Example: The rise in pollution is the
bane of city living.

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219. Banish (Verb) - To send someone away from
a place as a punishment (ननकाल दे ना).
➢Synonyms: deport, exile, expatriate,
ostracize, dismiss
➢Antonyms: allow, keep, welcome
➢Example: The king decided to banish
the traitor from the kingdom.

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220. Bare (Adjective) - Without covering or
decoration (नंगा).
➢Synonyms: unclad, naked, empty,
blank, vacant
➢Antonyms: clothed, robed, covered
➢Example: The room was bare except
for a single chair in the corner.

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221. Barren (Adjective) - Lacking the ability to
produce or sustain life (बंजर).
➢Synonyms: unfruitful, unproductive,
futile, useless, devoid
➢Antonyms: fertile, productive, useful
➢Example: The barren land failed to
yield any crops.

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222. Batter (Verb) - To strike repeatedly with force
(आक्रिर् करना).
➢Synonyms: assail, assault, beat, drub,
hammer, pound
➢Antonyms: aid, assist, guard
➢Example: The heavy rain battered
the roof all night.

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223. Belittle (Verb) - To make someone or
something seem less important (छोटा करना).
➢Synonyms: decry, denigrate,
derogate, disparage, downgrade, slight
➢Antonyms: praise, value, exaggerate
➢Example: He belittled her efforts in
front of everyone.

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224. Beloved (Adjective) - Deeply loved or
cherished (वप्रय).
➢Synonyms: darling, dear, loved,
precious, intimate, cherished
➢Antonyms: despised, disliked, hated
➢Example: She was his beloved wife
and companion for over 30 years.

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225. Benediction (Noun) - A prayer or blessing for
good health or fortune (आशीिाणद).
➢Synonyms: blessing, thanks, favor,
gratitude, grace
➢Antonyms: anathema, disapproval,
criticism
➢Example: The priest gave a
benediction to the congregation before
they left.

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