English Vocab 24 By Anoop Verma Sir
1. Impediment (noun): A hindrance or obstruction in doing something. (बाधाएं/अवरोध/रुकावट)
- Synonyms: Barrier, Interruption, Obstacle, Hindrance, Obstruction, Block, Restriction, Deterrent.
- Antonyms: Aid, Assistance, Clearance, Advantage, Benefit, Blessing, Boon, Freedom, Help.
Example: According to a number of teachers, the biggest impediment to working in a small town is the low salary paid to educators.
Verb forms: Impede, Impeded, Impeded.
Related words:
- Impede (verb) - बाधा डालना
2. Cumbersome (adjective): Complicated and therefore inefficient./ difficult to manage. (जटिल/ भारी भरकम)
- Synonyms: Unmanageable, Ungainly, Inconvenient, Complicated, Complex, Involved, Inefficient.
- Antonyms: Aiding, Convenient, Helpful, Light, Unburdensome.
Example: The assignment was so cumbersome that Jill had to hire six temporary workers to assist her.
Related words:
- Cumbersomeness (noun) - बेढंगापन
3. Severe (adjective): Rigorous in restraint, punishment, or requirement. (सख़्त/कडा/ कठोर)
- Synonyms: Harsh, Strict, Stringent, Rigorous, Stiff, Tough, Inflexible.
- Antonyms: Amenable, Calm, Facile, Friendly, Mild, Temperate.
Example: Generally, in our criminal justice system, severity of punishment depends on the seriousness of the crime.
Related words:
- Severely (adverb) – कठोरता से
- Severity (noun) –कठोरता
4. Remedy (noun): Something that corrects/ to provide or serve as a cure or solution for. (निवारण/सुधार)
- Synonyms: Redressal, Treatment, Countermeasure, Solution, Correction, Restorative.
- Antonyms: Damage, Harm, Hurt, Injure, Worsen.
Example: The President's advisor suggested the remedy for the economic problems is a tax cut.
Verb forms: Remedy, Remedied, Remedied.
Related words:
- Remedial (adjective) – उपचारात्मक
- Remediation (noun) – सुधार
- Remedy (verb) – सुधार करना
5. Harassment (noun): A feeling of intense annoyance caused by being tormented/ troubled. (परेशानी/कष्ट)
- Synonyms: Tension, Bother, Botheration, Ado, Puzzlement, Aggravation.
- Antonyms: Aid, Delight, Joy, Assist, Facilitate, Help, Support.
Example: Her complaints of harassment resulted in the firing of a man in the office.
Verb forms: Harass, Harassed, Harassed.
Related words:
- Harass (verb) - परेशान करना
6. Decree (noun): An official order that has the force of law. (हुक्मनामा/निर्णय)
- Synonyms: Order, Edict, Command, Mandate, Proclamation, Dictum, Promulgation.
- Antonyms: Lawlessness, Defiance.
Example: Under the terms of my divorce decree, I am to receive a monthly allowance from my ex-husband.
7. Stipulation (noun): A condition or requirement that is specified or demanded as part of an agreement. (शर्त/नियम/अनुबंध)
- Synonyms: Precondition, Provision, Prerequisite, Requisite, Specification.
- Antonyms: Disagreement, Implication.
Example: The contracts of the baseball players stipulate they must attend all practices and games.
Verb forms: Stipulate, Stipulated, Stipulated.
Related words:
- Stipulate (verb) - अनुबंध या नियम करना
8. Obsolete (adjective): of a kind or style no longer current./ no longer in use or no longer useful. (अप्रचलित/पुराने)
- Synonyms: Outdated, Archaic, Anachronistic, Defunct, Extinct.
- Antonyms: Current, Modern, New, Contemporary, In vogue.
Example: Many people believe the Internet has made the postal service obsolete.
Related words:
- Obsoleteness (noun) – अप्रचलितता
9. Jettison (verb): To eliminate something./ to get rid of as superfluous or encumbering. (निकाल देना (सुधार के लिए)/अमान्य करना)
- Synonyms: Abandon, Discard, Dump, Scrap.
- Antonyms: Assert, Defend, Hold, Keep, Maintain, Put On, Retain.
Example: Keep the good memories in your heart and jettison the bad ones.
Verb forms: Jettison, Jettisoned, Jettisoned.
10. Irritant (noun): Something that irritates or excite./ something that causes irritation and annoyance. (परेशानी उत्पन्न करने वाला / क्षोभक)
- Synonyms: Aggravation, Bother, Nuisance, Causing Trouble.
- Antonyms: Aid, Happiness, Help, Pleasing.
Example: The Irritants of new policy in the company were so bad that many employees left the company on the next day.
Verb forms: Irritate, Irritated, Irritated.
Related words:
- Irritate (verb) – चिढ़ाना
- Irritation (noun) – चिढ़ /क्रोध/उत्तेजना
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