1-Vainglorious
(Adjective): अभिमानी: excessively proud
of oneself or one’s achievements; overly vain.
Synonyms: egotistic,
proud, arrogant, bigheaded
Antonyms: egoless,
humble, selfless
Example Sentence: The
vainglorious trainer spent more time flexing his muscles than helping his
clients.
2.
Humbug (Noun) : पाखण्ड : deceptive or
false talk or behavior.
Synonyms: hypocrisy,
insincerity, dishonesty
Antonyms:
genuine
Example
Sentence: Because the voters were not fooled by
the politician’s humbug, they gave their support to his opponent.
3.
Sacked (Verb):बर्खास्त : to let go from office,
service, or employment
Synonyms: dismissed,
fired, discharged
Antonyms: employed,
engaged, hired
Example
Sentence: He was sacked for computer misuse.
4.
Linger (Verb) : दीर्घ काल तक रहना : stay
in a place longer than necessary because of a reluctance to leave; to take
a long time to leave or disappear
Synonyms: delay,
loiter, stroll, stay, remain
Antonyms: leave
quickly
Example
Sentence: It's impossible to forget such horrific events
- they linger (on) in the memory forever.
5. Dodgy
(Adjective) : dishonest or unreliable; likely to
fail or cause problems
Synonyms: deceitful,
dubious, risky
Antonyms:
honest, safe
Example
Sentence: I don't want to get involved in anything dodgy.
6.
Befitting (Adjective) : उचित : appropriate
to the occasion
Synonyms: proper,
acceptable, satisfactory, correct, decorous
Antonyms: improper,
wrong, unfitting, inappropriate
Example
Sentence: They offered him a post befitting his seniority
and experience.
7.
Medley (Noun) : मिश्रण : a varied mixture of
people or things
Synonyms: variety,
assortment, blend, amalgam
Antonyms: uniformity, homogeneity
Example
Sentence: The menu described the dessert as ‘a medley
of exotic fruits’.
8.
Intransigence (Noun) : हठ : refusing
to change your opinions or behavior
Synonyms: stubbornness,
obduracy, obstinacy, persistence
Antonyms: flexibility,
willingness
Example
Sentence: He often appeared angry and frustrated by
the intransigence of both sides.
9.
Exuberant (Adjective) : full of energy,
excitement, and cheerfulness
Synonyms: joyful,
effervescent, vivacious, lively
Antonyms: low-spirited,
sullen, apathetic, dull
Example
Sentence: I heard a noisy bunch of exuberant youngsters.
10. Glum
(Adjective) : उदास : looking or
feeling dejected; sad
Synonyms: bleak,
sad, depressed
Antonyms: cheerful,
cheery, bright
Example Sentence: You look glum. What’s up?
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