English Vocab 48 By Anoop Verma Sir
1. Ardent (adjective) - Very enthusiastic or passionate. (उत्साही/उत्कट)
- Synonyms: Passionate, Avid, Impassioned, Fervent, Fervid, Zealous, Wholehearted, Vehement.
- Antonyms: Dispassionate, Dull, Indifferent, Unenthusiastic, Unexcited, Impassionate.
Example: Paul feels out of place among his friends because of his ardent love of classical music.
Related words:
- Ardently (verb) - उत्साह से
2. Demolition (noun) - An act (or the result of an event) that completely destroys something. (विध्वंस/तोडना)
- Synonyms: Annihilation, Destruction, Extermination, Razing, Wrecking, Bulldozing, Wipeout.
- Antonyms: Building, Construction, Fixing, Production, Repair.
Example: After the demolition of the old school building a modern masonry armory was constructed in 1936 and still stands today and serves as a community gathering center.
Verb forms: Demolish, Demolished, Demolished.
Related words:
- Demolish (verb) - गिराना/तोडना
3. Incumbent (adjective) - (of an official or regime) Currently holding office. (पदस्थ/पदधारी)
- Synonyms: Current, Existing, Present, In Office, In Power, Reigning.
- Antonyms: Retired, Resigned, Superannuated.
Example: After twenty years in office, the incumbent politician is finally retiring from politics.
Related words:
- Incumbency (noun) - पदग्रहण
4. Wad (noun): A bundle or roll of paper or banknotes. (ढेर सारा)
- Synonyms: Bundle, Roll, Bankroll, Pile, Stack, Sheaf, Pocketful, Loaded.
- Antonyms: Lack, Scarcity, Opening.
Example: Demonetization proved to be major stroke to take out the wads of black money, as was expected.
Verb forms: Wad, Wadded, Wadded.
Related words:
- Wad (verb) - ठूंस ठूंसकर भरना
5. Vantage (noun) - The quality of having a superior or more favorable position. (लाभप्रद अवसर या स्थिति)
- Synonyms: Assistance, Aid, Favor, Leverage, Prestige, Prevalence.
- Antonyms: Disfavor, Harm, Incapacity, Impairment.
Example: Surrounded by very long wall around his kingdom, the king always enjoys the vantage of being safer.
6. Feud (noun): A state of long-standing mutual hostility. (कलह/लड़ाई)
- Synonyms: Enmity, Animosity, Confliction, Embroilment, Discord.
- Antonyms: Accord, Harmony, Concurrence, Concord.
Example: Here is a long standing feud between mine and my cousin’s families, which is why neither of us will attend the other family’s weddings.
7. Rustic (adjective) - Of or relating to the countryside; rural. / made in a plain and simple. (देहाती/ग्रामीण)
- Synonyms: Plain, Simple, Homely, Unsophisticated, Homespun, Peasant.
- Antonyms: Sophisticated, Urbane, Cultured, Metropolitan, Refined, Polished.
Example: Since Rebecca has a rural upbringing, she is planning a rustic wedding in the mountains.
Related words:
- Rusticity (noun) – सीधापन
8. Falter (verb): To hesitate or waver in action, purpose, intent, etc. (डगमगा जाना/ कमजोर पड़ना)
- Synonyms: Hesitate, Waver, Bumble, Stammer, Stutter, Stumble.
- Antonyms: Stabilize, Stay, Steady, Continue, Endure, Maintain, Persist.
Example: When the bank teller noticed that the masked man began to falter slightly, she discreetly pressed the silent alarm.
Verb forms: Falter, Faltered, Faltered.
Related words:
- Falteringly (adverb) - डगमगाता हुआ
9. Palpable (adjective) - Capable of being perceive./ comprehensible with ease. (प्रत्यक्ष/ दृश्य)
- Synonyms: Evident, Apparent, Noticeable, Seeming, Clear, Visible, Sure.
- Antonyms: Ambiguous, Doubtful, Suspicious, Vague, Uncertain.
Example: Because the bank was being robbed, the sense of fear among the patrons was palpable.
Related words:
- Palpability (adjective) - प्रत्यक्षता
- Palpably (adverb) - स्पष्ट रूप से
10. Hanker (verb): Feel a strong desire for or to do something. (लालायित रहना/ चाहना/ किसी के पक्ष में होना)
- Synonyms: Crave, Want, Desire, Yearn.
- Antonyms: Dislike, Hate, Despise, Be averse.
Example: Since Kelly has a hankering to listen to music, she’s going to a jazz club tonight.
Verb forms: Hanker, Hankered, Hankered.
Related words:
- Hankering (noun) - तीव्र इच्छा
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