Drona Vocab Magazine March Month by Nimisha Mam 31 March, 2024

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MARCH MONTH VOCAB MAGAZINE
1. Succour (Noun/Verb)
Definition: Assistance, support, or relief given in times of difficulty or distress.
AL
To give aid, help, or comfort.
Synonyms: Aid, Assistance, Support, Relief.
Antonyms: Neglect, Abandonment, Hindrance.
NS
Used in a sentence: The community rallied to provide succour to the victims of
the natural disaster.
2. Expedited (Adjective) BA
Definition: Originally planned for a faster pace or immediate action.
Synonyms: Accelerated, Hastened, Quickened, Fast-tracked.

A
Antonyms: Delayed, Protracted, Slowed.
Used in a sentence: The company expedited the delivery of the urgent order to
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meet the client's tight deadline.
3. Erstwhile (Adjective)
MI
Definition: Formerly or in the past.
Synonyms: Former, Previous, Old, Past.
Antonyms: Current, Present, Ongoing.

NI
Used in a sentence: The erstwhile manager retired after decades of dedicated

service to the company.
4. Subversion (Noun)
Definition: The act or process of undermining or sabotaging, especially in a

secretive or insidious manner. उपरकांप
Synonyms: Sabotage, Undermining, Treachery, Espionage.
Antonyms: Loyalty, Allegiance, Support.
Used in a sentence: The spy's activities were a clear case of subversion aimed
at destabilizing the government.
5. Plethora (Noun)
Definition: An excessive amount or abundance of something.
Synonyms: Excess, Surplus, Overflow, Abundance.
AL
Antonyms: Scarcity, Shortage, Insufficiency.
Used in a sentence: The bookstore had a plethora of books catering to various
NS
interests and genres.
6. Indictment (Noun)
Definition: A formal charge or accusation of a serious crime, typically

presented by a grand jury.
BA
Synonyms: Accusation, Charge, Allegation, Prosecution.
Antonyms: Acquittal, Exoneration, Vindication.

A
Used in a sentence: The grand jury issued an indictment against the suspect
SH
for embezzlement.
7. Poised (Adjective)
Definition: Having a composed and self-assured manner, often ready for action
MI
or decision.
Synonyms: Confident, Ready, Prepared, Balanced.
Antonyms: Unsteady, Nervous, Hesitant.

NI
Used in a sentence: The speaker was poised and articulate, delivering the
presentation with grace and confidence.
8. Morass (Noun)
Definition: A complex and confusing situation; a tangled or confusing mass.
Synonyms: Quagmire, Tangle, Confusion, Predicament.

Antonyms: Clear, Ordered, Simple, monotone.
Used in a sentence: The legal morass surrounding the case made it challenging
to discern a clear path forward.
9. Credible (Adjective)
Definition: Capable of being believed or trusted; reliable.
Synonyms: Trustworthy, Reliable, Dependable, Authentic.
Antonyms: Unreliable, Dubious, Untrustworthy.
AL
Used in a sentence: The witness provided credible evidence that strengthened
the case against the accused.
NS
10. Brazen (Adjective)
Definition: Bold and without shame; displaying a lack of respect for

conventional behavior.
BA
Synonyms: Shameless, Bold, Audacious, Impudent.
Antonyms: Subtle, Modest, Reserved.
Used in a sentence: The politician's brazen remarks stirred controversy and

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public criticism.
SH
11. Totter (Verb)
Definition: To move unsteadily, often on the verge of falling; to sway or waver.
Synonyms: Stagger, Falter, Teeter, Reel.

MI
Antonyms: Stabilize, Stand firm, Remain steady.
Used in a sentence: The old building seemed to totter in the strong winds,
raising concerns about its structural integrity.
NI
12. Retract (Verb)
Definition: To withdraw or take back something, especially a statement or

accusation.
Synonyms: Withdraw, Recant, Revoke, Abjure.
Antonyms: Affirm, Assert, Confirm.

Used in a sentence: Realizing the mistake, the spokesperson decided to retract

the misleading statement.
13. Respite (Noun)
Definition: A short period of rest, relief, or temporary delay from something

challenging or difficult.
Synonyms: Break, Intermission, Reprieve, Pause.
Antonyms: Continuation, Perseverance, Endurance.
AL
Used in a sentence: After weeks of intense work, the holiday provided a
much-needed respite for the exhausted team.
NS
14. Loom (Verb)
Definition: To appear or stand over someone in a threatening or imminent way;

to be about to happen.
BA
Synonyms: Impend, Approach, Threaten, Menace.
Antonyms: Recede, Retreat, Dissipate.
Used in a sentence: The dark clouds on the horizon signaled that a storm was
looming
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15. To fish in troubled waters (Idiom)
SH
Definition: To take advantage of a situation, especially when there is chaos or

confusion, to achieve personal gain or success.
MI
16. Lay Bare (Phrase)
Definition: To reveal or expose something openly, especially something that

was previously hidden or secret.
NI
17. Gain an Extra Berth (Phrase)
Definition: To secure an additional position or seat, often in a competitive

context such as elections or appointments.
18. On the Eve of (Phrase)
Definition: During the period just before a significant event or occasion.

19. The Best of Both Worlds (Phrase)
Definition: To enjoy the advantages or benefits of two contrasting things

simultaneously
20. Perplexing (Adjective)
Definition: Confusing or puzzling; difficult to understand.
Synonyms: Baffling, Confounding, Mystifying, Bewildering.
Antonyms: Clear, Understandable, Simple.
AL
Used in a sentence: The intricate puzzle proved to be quite perplexing for even
the seasoned solvers.
NS
21. Probe (Noun)
Definition: A thorough investigation or examination; a device or instrument

used for exploring or testing.
BA
Synonyms: Inquiry, Inspection, Sensor.
Antonyms: Ignore, Neglect, Overlook.
Used in a sentence: The scientist used a specialized probe to analyze the

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composition of the distant planet's atmosphere.
SH
22. Rampant (Adjective)
Definition: Widespread and uncontrolled; flourishing or spreading unchecked.
Synonyms: Unbridled, Pervasive, Unrestrained, Overwhelming.

MI
Antonyms: Controlled, Restricted, Limited.
Used in a sentence: Inflation became rampant, causing prices to soar and

impacting the economy significantly.
NI
23. Usurp (Verb)
Definition: To seize or take over unlawfully, often by force; to assume a position

or power without proper authority.
Synonyms: Seize, Takeover, Annex, Overthrow.
Antonyms: Surrender, Relinquish, Yield.

Used in a sentence: The ambitious general attempted to usurp the throne,

leading to a political crisis in the kingdom.
24. Cite (Verb)
Definition: To quote or refer to as evidence or support; to mention formally in a

scholarly work.
Synonyms: Quote, Reference, Mention, Include.
Antonyms: Ignore, Omit, Exclude.
AL
Used in a sentence: The research paper was well-supported, with the author
careful to cite relevant studies and sources throughout.
NS
25. Vulnerable (Adjective)
Definition: Open to harm, damage, or attack; easily influenced or hurt.
Synonyms: Defenseless, Exposed, Susceptible, Fragile.

BA
Antonyms: Secure, Protected, Resilient.
Used in a sentence: The old bridge, weakened by years of neglect, was highly
vulnerable to collapse during the storm.
A
26. Adversary (Noun)
SH
Definition: An opponent or enemy; someone or something actively working

against another.
Synonyms: Foe, Antagonist, Rival.

MI
Antonyms: Ally, Friend, Supporter.
Used in a sentence: In the competitive business world, companies often view

each other as both rivals and adversaries in the pursuit of success.
NI
27. Akin (Adjective)
Definition: Similar in nature; related by blood; having similar qualities or

characteristics.
Synonyms: Similar, Related, Comparable, Kindred.
Antonyms: Unrelated, Dissimilar, Different.

Used in a sentence: The two ideas were akin, sharing a common thread that
made them easy to connect.
28. Devoid (Adjective)
Definition: Completely lacking; entirely without; empty or absent.
Synonyms: Empty, Void, Lacking, Bereft.
Antonyms: Full, Abundant, Replete.
Used in a sentence: The room was devoid of furniture, creating a stark and
AL
barren atmosphere.
29. Prise (Verb)
NS
Definition: To force open or apart; to extract or move something with effort.
Synonyms: Pry, Force, Extract, Lever.
Antonyms: Close, Secure, Fasten.

BA
Used in a sentence: The burglar attempted to prise open the window, hoping to
gain entry into the house unnoticed.
30. Aberration (Noun)

A
Definition: A departure from what is normal, usual, or expected; a deviation or
SH
anomaly.
Synonyms: Anomaly, Deviation, Irregularity, Oddity.
Antonyms: Conformity, Norm, Regularity.

MI
Used in a sentence: The sudden drop in temperature during summer was

considered an aberration, surprising the local residents
31. Awry (Adverb/Adjective)

NI
Definition: Away from the correct or expected course; askew or amiss.
Synonyms: Amiss, Wrong, Crooked, Off-kilter.
Antonyms: Straight, Correct, Right.
Used in a sentence: The plan went awry when unexpected challenges arose
during the execution.
32. Debilitating (Adjective)
Definition: Causing severe impairment or weakness; making someone or

something less effective.
Synonyms: Crippling, Enervating, Weakening, Exhausting.
Antonyms: Invigorating, Strengthening, Empowering.
Used in a sentence: The debilitating illness left him unable to perform daily
tasks and impacted his overall quality of life.
AL
33. Granular (Adjective)
Definition: Having a grainy or granulated texture; composed of or appearing in
NS
small, distinct particles or grains.
Synonyms: Grainy, Fine-grained, Sandy, Particle-like.
Antonyms: Smooth, Homogeneous, Uniform.

BA
Used in a sentence: The soil in the garden was granular, providing good
drainage for the plants.
34. Take into account(Phrase)

A
Definition: To consider or include something when making a decision,
judgment, or calculation.
SH
35. Break the Ice:
Meaning: To initiate a conversation in a social setting; to overcome initial

MI
shyness or awkwardness.
36. Hit the Nail on the Head:
Meaning: To describe precisely or identify the main issue accurately; to get

NI
something exactly right.
37. Ballpark Figure:
Meaning: An approximate or rough estimate, usually regarding numbers or

amounts.
38. Cut to the Chase:
Meaning: To get to the main point without unnecessary details; to focus on the
essential information.
39. Bewilderment (Noun)
Definition: a state of confusion.
Synonyms: Perplexity, Astonishment, Dismay, Bafflement.
Antonyms: Enlightenment, Decisiveness, Clarity.
Used in a sentence: Her unexpected question caused him bewilderment.
AL
40. Robust (Adjective)
Definition: something that is strong.
NS
Synonyms: Vigorous, Resilient, Sturdy, Sound.
Antonyms: Fragile, Vulnerable, Flimsy, Fragile.
Used in a sentence: The robust sales figures indicated a strong demand for the
new product in the market.
41. Gauging (Verb)

BA
Definition: act of measuring something.
A
Synonyms: Estimating, Assessing, Evaluating, Calculating.
SH
Antonyms: Disregarding, Overlooking, Ignoring.
Used in a sentence: The engineer was gauging the depth of the river before
constructing the bridge.
MI
42. Reconcile (Verb)
Definition: to restore a harmonious relationship.
Synonyms: Unite, Rectify, Mediate, Resolve.

NI
Antonyms: Antagonize, Conflict, Alienate, Divide.
Used in a sentence: They tried to reconcile their conflicting schedules to find

time to meet.
43. Veto (Verb)
Definition: to reject or prohibit a decision.

Synonyms: Overrule, Quash, Decline, Deny.
Antonyms: Sanction, Allow, Approve, Endorse.
Used in a sentence: The President vetoed the bill citing concerns about its
economic impact.
44. Dismantle (Verb)
Definition: to demolish something.
Synonyms: Take apart, Break down, Disassemble.
AL
Antonyms: Create, Assemble, Establish, Built.
Used in a sentence: Before closing the factory, they need to dismantle the
NS
machinery.
45. Posed (Verb)

BA
Definition: the action of presenting oneself or an idea in a certain way.
Synonyms: Put forward, Constituted, Proposed.

A
Antonyms: Withdrew, Renounced, Abstained.
Used in a sentence: The sudden storm posed a danger to the hikers on the
SH
mountain.
46. Ambivalence (Noun)

MI
Definition: having mixed feelings or contradictory attitudes toward someone or

something.
Synonyms: Uncertainty, Doubtfulness, Equivocation.

NI
Antonyms: Certainty, Clarity, Single-mindedness.
Used in a sentence: His ambivalence about the decision is clear from his
conflicted expression.
47. Stampede (Noun/ Verb)
Definition: a sudden rush of people causing chaos and resulting in injuries.

Synonyms: Tumult, Panic, Frenzy, Mob.
Antonyms: Serenity, Calm, Stability, Tranquility.
Used in a sentence: The noise of the fireworks caused a stampede as people

rushed to exit the crowded stadium.
48. Famine (Noun)
Definition: an extreme scarcity of food in a particular region.
Synonyms: Starvation, Hunger, Paucity, Deprivation.
AL
Antonyms: Plenty, Opulence, Affluence, Surplus.
Used in a sentence: The famine ravaged the countryside leaving people
NS
desperate for food.
49. Uphill task (Idiom)
Meaning: something that is very difficult.
50.
BA
Without any ifs and buts (Idiom)
Meaning: Being straightforward or decisive without any hesitation.

A
51. Silver lining (Idiom)
Meaning: a ray of hope or positive aspect in a difficult situation.

SH
52. Brush off (Phrasal verb)
Meaning: to ignore someone or something.

MI
53. Scaling down (Phrasal verb)
Meaning: the action of reducing the size or scope of something.
54. Quest (Noun/ Verb): खोज

NI
Definition: journey in search of something.
Synonyms: Pursuit, Expedition, Exploration, Adventure.
Antonyms: Inaction, Stagnation, Stillness, Indolence.
Used in a sentence: The knight’s quest led him to distant lands in search of the
lost treasure.
55. Shun (Verb): त्यागना
Definition: to avoid or ignore someone.
Synonyms: Eschew, Abstain, Reject, Evade.
Antonyms: Embrace, Accept, Welcome, Include.
Used in a sentence: She shunned the party, preferring solitude instead.
56. Hierarchy (Noun): अनक्र

ु म
AL
Definition: a system in which people or things are organized.
Synonyms: Ranking, Order, Level, Pyramid.
NS
Antonyms: Equality, Egalitarianism.
Used in a sentence: The organization’s hierarchy ensures clear lines of

authority and responsibility.
57. BA
Misogyny (Noun): स्री जाति से द्वेष
Definition: a deep-seated dislike towards women.
Synonyms: Women-hating, Gender discrimination, Disparity.

A
Antonyms: Gender equality, Gender inclusivity.
SH
Used in a sentence: Despite claims of progress, misogyny remains a persistent

issue in many societies.
58. Tepid (Adjective): गन

ु गन
ु ा
MI
Definition: something that lacks enthusiasm.
Synonyms: Lukewarm, Indifferent, Half-hearted, Mild.
Antonyms: Passionate, Excited, Ardent.

NI
Used in a sentence: The coffee had gone tepid by the time I remembered to
drink it.
59. Apex (Noun): सर्वोच्च
Definition: highest point or peak of something.
Synonyms: Pinnacle, Summit, Acme, Crest, Zenith.

Antonyms: Nadir, Base, Bottom, Depths.
Used in a sentence: At the apex of the mountain, they found breathtaking views
stretching for miles.
60. Fractious (Adjective): झगड़ालू
Definition: someone that is easily angered.
Synonyms: Quarrelsome, Argumentative, Testy.
Antonyms: Amiable, Cooperative, Docile, Easygoing.
AL
Used in a sentence: The fractious child refused to cooperate with his parents’
instructions.
NS
61. Linger (Verb): दीर्घ काल तक रहना
Definition: To stay in a place longer than necessary.
Synonyms: Remain, Loiter, Languish, Dally.

BA
Antonyms: Leave, Hasten, Depart, Rush.
Used in a sentence: Despite the doctor’s advice, the flu symptoms continued to
linger for several days.
A
62. Resuscitation (Noun): पन
ु र्जीवन
SH
Definition: the act of reviving something.
Synonyms: Rejuvenation, Renewal, Restoration.

MI
Antonyms: Deterioration, Decline, Decay, Worsening.
Used in a sentence: The swift resuscitation efforts of the medical team saved
the patient’s life.
NI
63. Thwart (Verb): रोकना
Definition: to hinder someone or something.
Synonyms: Obstruct, Impede, Sabotage, Block.
Antonyms: Assist, Facilitate, Support, Promote.
Used in a sentence: The detective’s clever strategy thwarted the criminal’s plan.
64. Taking the path less trodden (Idiom)
Meaning: Choosing a less popular course of action often in pursuit of

independence.
65. Paying lip service (Idiom)
Meaning: To express support or agreement with something verbally.
66. Ripple effect (Idiom)
Meaning: Spreading of a particular influence or impact from one event.
AL
67. Edged out (Phrasal verb)
Meaning: To defeat or surpass someone or something.
NS
68. Laid down (Phrasal verb)
Meaning: To establish something.
69. Aghast (Adjective): भौचक्का BA

Definition: a feeling of shock or horror.
Synonyms: Appalled, Horrified, Petrified, Terrified,

A
Antonyms: Calm, Unperturbed, Composed, Unfazed.
SH
Used in a sentence: She stood aghast as she watched the car accident unfold
before her eyes.
70. Indignation (Noun): रोष

MI
Definition: a feeling of anger.
Synonyms: Wrath, Outrage, Ire, Fury, Resentment.
Antonyms: Delight, Happiness, Pleasure, Serenity.

NI
Used in a sentence: Her indignation was palpable as she stormed out of the
meeting room.
71. Enshrined (Verb): प्रतिष्ठापित करना
Definition: to cherish or honor something deeply.
Synonyms: Revered, Preserved, Sanctified, Protected.

Antonyms: Neglected, Disregarded, Dishonored.
Used in a sentence: The values of equality and justice are enshrined in our
laws.
72. Anomaly (Noun): विसंगति
Definition: something that deviates from what is normal or standard.
Synonyms: Aberration, Peculiarity, Abnormality.
Antonyms: Uniformity, Consistency, Regularity.
AL
Used in a sentence: The scientist discovered an anomaly in the data that
challenged the theories.
NS
73. Abduct (Verb): अपहरण
Definition: take someone away illegally by force.
Synonyms: Kidnap, Seize, Capture, Hijack.

BA
Antonyms: Liberate, Release, Rescue, Safeguard.
Used in a sentence: The criminals attempted to abduct the wealthy

businessman’s daughter for ransom.
A
74. Conflagration (Noun): आग
SH
Definition: a situation that causes intense chaos or damage.
Synonyms: Havoc, Catastrophe, Devastation, Blaze.

MI
Antonyms: Calm, Peaceful, Orderly, Extinguished.
Used in a sentence: The firefighters battled bravely to contain the raging

conflagration engulfing the forest.
NI
75. Vandalise (Verb): तबाह करना
Definition: deliberately damage property.
Synonyms: Destroy, Sabotage, Wreck, Desecrate.
Antonyms: Preserve, Protect, Conserve, Safeguard.
Used in a sentence: The mob vandalised the bus smashing its windows.
76. Lament (Noun/ Verb): विलाप
Definition: to express sorrow or regret about something.
Synonyms: Grieve, Mourn, Wail, Deplore.
Antonyms: Rejoice, Celebrate, Delight, Enjoy.
Used in a sentence: He couldn’t help but lament the missed opportunity.
77. Rampant (Noun/ Adjective): अनियंत्रित
AL
Definition: something that is widespread.
Synonyms: Prevalent, Rife, Ubiquitous, Pervasive.
NS
Antonyms: Controlled, Limited, Restrained, Regulated.
Used in a sentence: Wildflowers grew rampant in the abandoned field.
78. Incumbent (Noun/ Adjective): पदधारी

BA
Definition: current holder of a particular position or something that is
necessary.
Synonyms: Occupant, Imperative, Mandatory, Required.

A
Antonyms: Opponent, Optional, Voluntary.
SH
Used in a sentence: It is incumbent upon us to address climate change for

future generations.
79. Get the sack (Idiom)

MI
Meaning: Dismissed from the position.
80. To show white feather (Idiom)
Meaning: To act in cowardly manner.

NI
81. Add insult to injury (Idiom)
Meaning: To make a situation worse.
82. Call off (Phrasal verb)
Meaning: cancel something.

83. Stand out (Phrasal verb)
Meaning: Be very noticeable.
84. Stringent: कठोर
Definition: something that is strict.
Synonyms: Rigorous, Precise, Stern, Firm.
Antonyms: Lenient, Lax, Moderate, Easygoing.
AL
Used in a sentence: The company has stringent safety protocols in place.
85. Cognisance: ध्यान में रखते हुये
NS
Definition: Awareness of something.
Synonyms: Knowledge, Recognition, Realization.
Antonyms: Ignorance, Oblivion, Unfamiliarity.

BA
Used in a sentence: She took cognisance of the warning signs and acted
accordingly.
86. Inexplicable: अकथनीय

A
Definition: something that can not be explained or understood.
SH
Synonyms: Enigmatic, Puzzling, Mysterious.
Antonyms: Rational, Comprehensible, Clear.
Used in a sentence: Her sudden outburst was inexplicable to everyone in the

MI
room.
87. Repudiation: परित्याग
Definition: the act of rejecting something.

NI
Synonyms: Refusal, Renunciation, Denial.
Antonyms: Embrace, Affirmation, Endorsement.
Used in a sentence: The company’s repudiation of the contract surprised

everyone involved.
88. Tyranny: अत्याचार

Definition: absolute control over the people.
Synonyms: Autocracy, Despotism, Dictatorship, Oppression.
Antonyms: Democracy, Freedom, Autonomy, Liberty.
Used in a sentence: The citizens suffered under the tyranny of the ruthless
king.
89. Exoneration: दोषमक्ति

ु
Definition: free from wrongdoing.
AL
Synonyms: Vindication, Liberation, Acquittal, Absolution.
Antonyms: Conviction, Indictment, Blame, Punishment.
NS
Used in a sentence: The DNA evidence led to her exoneration, proving her
innocence beyond doubt.
90. Pursuit: लक्ष्य

BA
Definition: the act of chasing something.
Synonyms: Quest, Search, Expedition, Endeavor.

A
Antonyms: Inactivity, Abandonment, Resignation.
Used in a sentence: His pursuit of happiness led him on a journey of

SH
self-discovery.
91. Dubious: संदिग्ध

MI
Definition: something that is doubtful.
Synonyms: Questionable, Skeptical, Uncertain, Shady.
Antonyms: Authentic, Genuine, Reliable, Certain.

NI
Used in a sentence: She gave dubious response when asked about her
whereabouts last night.
92. Stark: निरा
Definition: something that is harsh.
Synonyms: Bare, Bleak, Severe, Grim.

Antonyms: Subtle, Gentle, Mild, Delicate.
Used in a sentence: The stark reality of the situation hit him hard.
93. Steady: नियमित
Definition: a calm or controlled manner.
Synonyms: Firm, Stable, Unwavering, Constant.
Antonyms: Variable, Unstable, Shaky, Erratic.
AL
Used in a sentence: She applied a steady pressure to the wound to stop the
bleeding.
94. To act in tandem (Idiom)
NS
Meaning: To work together or in cooperation with someone or something.
95. To put up with (Idiom)
96. Clear one’s name (Idiom)

BA
Meaning: To tolerate or endure something unpleasant.
Meaning: To prove that someone is innocent.

A
97. Stamping out (Phrasal verb)
SH
Meaning: To eliminate something completely.
98. Hold onto (Phrasal verb)
Meaning: To keep a firm belief in something.

MI
99. Bolster: सहायता
Definition: to support.
NI
Synonyms: Strengthen, Reinforce, Boost, Fortify.
Antonyms: Undermine, Diminish, Weaken, Impair.
Used in a sentence: The government plans to bolster the economy with new
stimulus measures.
100. Travesty: उपाहस्तमक रचना

Definition: a false representation of something.
Synonyms: Mockery, Parody, Sham, Charade.
Antonyms: Authenticity, Truthfulness, Sincerity.
Used in a sentence: The trial was a travesty of injustice, with the evidence
being manipulated and witnesses forced.
101. Coercive: बलपर्व

ू क
Definition: use of force to persuade someone.
AL
Synonyms: Compelling, Forceful, Persuasive, Pressuring.
Antonyms: Voluntary, Convincing, Gentle, Cooperative.
NS
Used in a sentence: The coercive nature of the contract made it difficult for the
smaller party to negotiate fair terms.
102. Vicinity: आस-पास

BA
Definition: a nearby region of someone or something.
Synonyms: Area, Surroundings, Proximity.

A
Antonyms: Distant, Faraway, Remote.
Used in a sentence: I heard loud noises coming from the vicinity of the park last
SH
night.
103. Allude: संकेत करना

MI
Definition: to refer to something indirectly.
Synonyms: Hint, Suggest, Indicate, Imply, Signal.
Antonyms: Elaborate, Specify, Describe.

NI
Used in a sentence: He alluded to his past struggles without delving into the
details.
104. Benign: सौम्य
Definition: something that is gentle or kind in nature.
Synonyms: Harmless, Friendly, Amiable, Congenial.

Antonyms: Hostile, Malignant, Harsh, Rude.
Used in a sentence: Her intentions were always benign, motivated by a desire

to help others.
105. Connived: मिलीभगत
Definition: to secretly cooperate.
Synonyms: Conspired, Collaborated, Schemed.
AL
Antonyms: Opposed, Resisted, Hindered, Exposed.
Used in a sentence: She openly opposed any attempt to connive in the scheme.
NS
106. Soared: बढ़ना
Definition: To rise quickly and sharply.
BA
Synonyms: Surged, Escalated, Skyrocketed, Increased.
Antonyms: Plummeted, Dropped, Declined, Fell.
Used in a sentence: The eagle soared gracefully through the sky.

A
107. Reckless: लापरवाह
SH
Definition: To act without thinking about the consequences.
Synonyms: Careless, Impulsive, Unmindful.
Antonyms: Cautious, Careful, Prudent, Considerate.

MI
Used in a sentence: His reckless behavior put everyone in danger.
108. Intruded: घस
ु पैठ
NI
Definition: to enter a place where one is not wanted.
Synonyms: Invaded, Encroached, Trespassed.
Antonyms: Abstained, Avoided, Excluded, Withdrew.
Used in a sentence: The stranger intruded into our private conversation.
109. Bone of contention (Idiom)

Meaning: A subject or issue that causes disagreement.
110. Slippery slope (Idiom)
Meaning: A course of action likely to lead to something bad.
111. Play down (phrasal verb)
Meaning: To represent something as being less important.
112. Stand up to (Phrasal verb)
AL
Meaning: To oppose something dangerous with courage.
113. Come down (Phrasal verb)
NS
Meaning: To criticise someone or something.
114. Dubious: संदिग्ध
Definition: something as doubtful.

BA
Synonyms: Uncertain, Suspicious, Ambiguous, Unclear, Questionable.
Antonyms: Genuine, Definite, Clear, Trustworthy.
Used in a sentence: She gave him a dubious look when he offered to sell her
A
the broken watch.
115. Defy: अवहे लना

SH
Definition: to openly resist something to follow.
Synonyms: Oppose, Confront, Rebel, Flout.

MI
Antonyms: Comply, Adhere, Follow, Conform.
Used in a sentence: The young rebel chose to defy the rules and create his own
path.
NI
116. Unanimously: सर्वसम्मति से
Definition: with complete agreement.
Synonyms: Unitedly, Consistently, Consensually.
Antonyms: Dividedly, Contentiously, Divisively.
Used in a sentence: The board members unanimously agreed to implement the

new policy.
117. Curtail: घटाना
Definition: to reduce something.
Synonyms: Limit, Restrict, Constrain, Decrease, Cut.
Antonyms: Expand, Increase, Enhance, Amplify.
Used in a sentence: She had to curtail her vacation plans due to unexpected
work commitments.
AL
118. Akin: समान
Definition: Similar or related in nature.
NS
Synonyms: Analogous, Comparable, Parallel, Allied.
Antonyms: Different, Divergent, Disparate, Unrelated.
others in need.
119. Sway: बोलबाला

A BA
Used in a sentence: His actions were akin to those of a hero, selflessly helping
Definition: To influence or persuade someone.
Synonyms: Impact, Dominate, Affect, Govern.

SH
Antonyms: Ignore, Reject, Defy, Disregard.
Used in a sentence: The gentle breeze caused the trees to sway gracefully.
MI
120. Indecisiveness: अनिश्चितता
Definition: Inability to make decisions.
Synonyms: Hesitation, Dithering, Vacillation, Doubt.

NI
Antonyms: Certainty, Clarity, Firmness, Confidence.
Used in a sentence: His indecisiveness often leads to missed opportunities.
121. Steer: निर्देशित करना
Definition: to guide or influence the outcome of something.

Synonyms: Navigate, Lead, Pilot, Direct.
Antonyms: Follow, Obey, Surrender, Yield.
Used in a sentence: She quickly steered the car to avoid hitting the stray dog.
122. To get one’s act together (Idiom)
Meaning: To organize oneself.
123. Target one’s guns (Phrase)
AL
Meaning: To direct one’s attention toward a particular objective.
124. Hollowing out (Phrase)
NS
Meaning: a process where essential part of something is removed.
125. Struck down (Phrasal verb)
Meaning: Something being invalidated or nullified.
126. Run-up (Phrasal verb)

BA
Meaning: The period leading up to an event.
127. Duping: धोखा दे ना

A
Definition: deceiving or tricking someone.
SH
Synonyms: Fooling, Misleading, Deluding.
Antonyms: Genuine, Honest, Authentic, Sincere.

MI
Used in a sentence: The scam artist duped investors into believing his scheme
had genuine meaning.
128. Lucrative: लाभप्रद

NI
Definition: something that is profitable.
Synonyms: Gainful, Prosperous, Rewarding, Remunerative.
Antonyms: Fruitless, Unprofitable, Non-remunerative.
Used in a sentence: Investing in real estate can be highly lucrative if done

strategically.
129. Repatriated: प्रत्यावर्तित
Definition: The act of returning someone or something to their own country.
Synonyms: Returned, Restored, Sent back.
Antonyms: Exiled, Banished, Deported, Removed.
Used in a sentence: The soldier was repatriated to his homeland after serving
abroad for many years.
130. Woes: संकट
AL
Definition: Troubles or problems that someone experiences.
Synonyms: Hardships, Adversities, Difficulties.
NS
Antonyms: Delights, Pleasures, Happiness.
Used in a sentence: Despite her personal woes, she always wore a smile and
remained optimistic.
131. Dodge: चकमा
Definition: to avoid something.

A BA
Synonyms: Evade, Elude, Sidestep, Ignore.
Antonyms: Confront, Face, Encounter, Meet.

SH
Used in a sentence: He tried to dodge the question, but his hesitation gave him
away.
132. Sway: बोलबाला

MI
Definition: The act of moving or to influence someone.
Synonyms: Dominance, Authority, Control, Persuade.

NI
Antonyms: Oppose, Resist, Defy, Disregard.
Used in a sentence: The musician’s melodies had a soothing sway over the
restless crowd.
133. Dwindle: घटाना
Definition: to gradually decrease.

Synonyms: Decline, Diminish, Shrink, Wane.
Antonyms: Increase, Expand, Grow, Rise.
Used in a sentence: With each passing day, his hope began to dwindle.
134. Erratic: अनियमित
Definition: something that is irregular or unpredictable.
Synonyms: Inconsistent, Unstable, Capricious.
AL
Antonyms: Predictable, Regular, Stable, Reliable.
Used in a sentence: Her erratic driving made the passengers uneasy.
135. Hogged: नियंत्रण
NS
Definition: something being controlled or something being bent.
Synonyms: Monopolized, Controlled, Dominated.

BA
Antonyms: Shared, Fair, Balanced, Equitable.
Used in a sentence: The greedy businessman hogged all the profits, leaving his
partners with little to show for their efforts.
A
136. Surfeit: अधिकता
SH
Definition: An excessive amount of something.
Synonyms: Profusion, Plethora, Superfluity, Glut.
Antonyms: Deficiency, Scarcity, Lack, Shortage.

MI
Used in a sentence: The surfeit of information on the internet can be

overwhelming at times.
137. On the line (Idiom)

NI
Meaning: A state of uncertainty.
138. See eye to eye (Idiom)
Meaning: to agree on something.
139. Boil the ocean (Idiom)

Meaning: To try to do an impossible task.
140. Lured into (Phrasal verb)
Meaning: Drawn into finding purpose in something.
141. Bear down on (Phrasal verb)
Meaning: To take strong measures against something.
142. Thwart: विफल
AL
Definition: To prevent someone from doing something.
Synonyms: Hinder, Impede, Sabotage, Obstruct.
NS
Antonyms: Foster, Support, Encourage, Facilitate.
Used in a sentence: The detective’s clever tactics managed to thwart the

criminal’s escape plan.
143. Outdid: बेहतर होना BA

Definition: To surpass someone or something.
Synonyms: Excelled, Outperformed, Outpaced, Beat.

A
Antonyms: Underperformed, Fell short, Lagged.
SH
Used in a sentence: John’s determination and hard work outdid everyone else’s
efforts in the project.
144. Disclosure: खल
ु ासा
MI
Definition: The act of revealing information that was previously unknown.
Synonyms: Exposure, Unveiling, Divulgence.
Antonyms: Secrecy, Camouflage, Obfuscation.

NI
Used in a sentence: The disclosure of sensitive information caused quite a stir

among the employees.
145. Slapgate: तकरार
Definition: Incidents involving slapping or physical confrontation.
Synonyms: Altercation, Argument, Clash, Squabble.

Antonyms: Harmony, Amity, Peace, Truce.
Used in a sentence: The tabloids are buzzing with the latest slapgate between
the two rival actors.
146. Construed: अर्थ लगाया
Definition: To understand the meaning of something.
Synonyms: Interpreted, Assessed, Analyzed, Deciphered.
Antonyms: Overlooked, Ignored, Misjudged, Disregarded.
AL
Used in a sentence: His silence was construed as agreement by the others in
the room.
NS
147. Drearily: नीरसता से
Definition: Something done in a dull manner.
Synonyms: Bleakly, Dismally, Unhappily, Mournfully.

BA
Antonyms: Lively, Energetically, Cheerfully, joyfully.
Used in a sentence: She looked out the window drearily, wishing for some
sunshine to brighten her day.
A
148. Ceasefire: यद्
ु धविराम
SH
Definition: A temporary halt in fighting.
Synonyms: Truce, Armistice, Suspension, Cessation.

MI
Antonyms: Confrontation, Warfare, Combat, Conflict.
Used in a sentence: The ceasefire allowed civilians to evacuate safely from the
conflict zone.
NI
149. Proximity: निकटता
Definition: The state of being close to something.
Synonyms: Nearness, Vicinity, Approximity.
Antonyms: Isolation, Distant, Remoteness, Separation.
Used in a sentence: The proximity of the grocery store to my house makes it

convenient for me to shop for essentials.
150. Ruffle: चिढ़ाना
Definition: A state of annoyance or to disorder the smoothness of something.
Synonyms: Irritate, Agitate, Perturb, Vex, Disrupt.
Antonyms: Calm, Pacify, Tranquilize, Comfort, Soothe.
AL
Used in a sentence: The sudden change in plans didn’t ruffle his calm
demeanor at all.
151. Chime: अनरू

ु प करना
NS
Definition: The action of agreeing with something.
Synonyms: Harmonize, Concur, Accord, Coalesce.
BA
Antonyms: Contradict, Disagree, Diverge, Differ.
Used in a sentence: Their laughter seemed to chime perfectly with the joyful
atmosphere of the party.
A
152. Once in blue moon (Idiom)
Meaning: An event that happens infrequently.

SH
153. Make hay while the sun shines (Idiom)
Meaning: Take advantage of all opportunities.

MI
154. Off the mark (Phrase)
Meaning: Something that is not right or inaccurate.
155. Rolled out (Phrasal verb)

NI
Meaning: To launch or implement something.
156. Slag off (Phrasal verb)
Meaning: To speak badly about someone.
157. Disarray: अव्यवस्था

Definition: A state of disorder.
Synonyms: Chaos, Pandemonium, Turmoil, Tumult.
Antonyms: Tranquility, Peace, Stability, Harmony.
Used in a sentence: The house was in complete disarray after the party.
158. Tarnished: कलंकित
Definition: To lose or diminish the quality of something.
AL
Synonyms: Spoiled, Tainted, Marred, Corroded.
Antonyms: Polished, Pristine, Clean, Gleaming.
NS
Used in a sentence: The silverware looked tarnished after being left out in the
rain.
159. Inglorious: लज्जाजनक
BA
Definition: Something lacking honor or fame.
Synonyms: Humiliating, Despicable, Unworthy, Infamous, Ignominious.
Antonyms: Esteemed, Admirable, Noble, Reputable.

A
Used in a sentence: His inglorious behavior at the ceremony embarrassed the
family.
SH
160. Probe: जांच
Definition: To explore or investigate something.

MI
Synonyms: Examine, Interrogate, Scrutinize, Delve.
Antonyms: Ignore, Overlook, Avoid, Shun.
Used in a sentence: The journalist probed the politician about their

NI
controversial statements.
161. Incinerated: जलाना
Definition: the process of burning something to ashes.
Synonyms: Combusted, Charred, Scorched, Vaporized.
Antonyms: Preserved, Salvaged, Safeguarded, Rescued.

Used in a sentence: The old papers were incinerated to make room for new
files.
162. Putative: कल्पित
Definition: Commonly accepted or supposed to be true.
Synonyms: Believed, Purported, Apparent, Presumed.
Antonyms: Ceratin, Verified, Factual, Evident, Proven.
Used in a sentence: The putative winner of the competition was later
AL
disqualified for cheating.
163. Transgress: उल्लंघन करना
NS
Definition: To violate a law.
Synonyms: Overstep, Disobey, Contravene, Infringe.
Antonyms: Obey, Comply, Follow, Adhere.

BA
Used in a sentence: She felt guilty for transgressing her friend’s trust by
sharing their secret.
164. Onerous: कष्टदायक

A
Definition: something that is difficult to bear.
SH
Synonyms: Burdensome, Arduous, Laborious.
Antonyms: Effortless, Facile, Easy, Breezy.

MI
Used in a sentence: The student found the assignment onerous due to its
complexity.
165. Made gains out of something (Phrase)

NI
Meaning: To achieve benefits from a particular situation.
166. Blunt the edge (Idiom)
Meaning: To diminish the effectiveness of something.
167. Take it with a grain of salt (Idiom)
Meaning: To be skeptical or cautious about something.

168. Blow over (Phrasal verb)
Meaning: something that will no longer cause trouble.
169. Clamp down (Phrasal verb)
Meaning: To take strict measures to control something.
170. Polarising: बांटनेवाला
Definition: something that causes disagreement.
AL
Synonyms: Divisive, Discordant, Splitting, Factional.
Antonyms: Unifying, Bridging, Reconciling, Consensual.
NS
Used in a sentence: The controversial decision was polarising for the
community.
171. Rhetoric: वक्रपटुता
BA
Definition: Art of using language persuasively in speech or writing.
Synonyms: Diction, Articulation, Eloquence, Oratory.
Antonyms: Austerity, Modesty, Silence, Taciturnity.

A
Used in a sentence: Her rhetoric was so compelling that it convinced even the
skeptics.
SH
172. Impede: बाधा
Definition: To obstruct the progress of something.

MI
Synonyms: Hamper, Inhibit, Thwart, Hinder, Block.
Antonyms: Assist, Foster, Promote, Facilitate.
Used in a sentence: The narrow hallway impeded our progress.

NI
173. Lynchpin: महत्वपर्ण

ू
Definition: A crucial element for a system.
Synonyms: Keystone, Indispensable, Backbone, Cornerstone, Mainstay.
Antonyms: Insignificant, Marginal, Secondary, Unimportant.
Used in a sentence: The new safety regulations are the lynchpin of our
workplace security.
174. Accentuated: बल
Definition: To emphasize something which brings attention.
Synonyms: Intensified, Amplified, Highlighted, Enhanced.
Antonyms: Concealed, Reduced, Diminished, Mitigated.
Used in a sentence: The sunlight accentuated the vibrant colors of the flowers
in the garden.
AL
175. Mooted: वाद-विवाद करना
Definition: To bring up for discussion or debate.
NS
Synonyms: Proposed, Considered, Introduced, Raised.
Antonyms: Concluded, Finalized, Settled, Decided.
176. Aversion: घण
A
ृ ा
BA
Used in a sentence: The possibility of a company retreat was mooted by the HR
department.
Definition: A strong feeling of dislike.
Synonyms: Disgust, Hatred, Antipathy, Abhorrence.

SH
Antonyms: Liking, Fondness, Affinity, Admiration.
Used in a sentence: She has a strong aversion to spicy food.

MI
177. Unveiled: अनावरण किया
Definition: Revealed something which was previously hidden.
Synonyms: Disclosed, Unfolded, Exposed, Displayed.

NI
Antonyms: Concealed, Hidden, Obscured, Cloaked.
Used in a sentence: The company’s new logo was unveiled during the annual
meeting.
178. Parleys: बातचीत
Definition: discussions or negotiations between parties.

Synonyms: Dialogues, Diplomacy, Consultations.
Antonyms: Conflicts, Standoffs, Clashes, Disputes.
Used in a sentence: The two countries engaged in parleys to resolve the border
dispute peacefully.
179. Augury: भविष्यवाणी
Definition: practice of interpreting signs.
Synonyms: Omen, Portent, Harbinger, Prediction.
AL
Antonyms: Certainty, Clarity, Stability, Precision.
Used in a sentence: The dark clouds gathering on the horizon were seen as as
NS
augury of an impending storm.
180. Gray area (Idiom)
Meaning: A situation in which it is difficult to judge what is right and what is

wrong.
181. Put pen to paper (Idiom)

BA
Meaning: To sign a contract formally.
A
182. On the table (Phrase)
SH
Meaning: Something which is under discussion or consideration.
183. Slipped off (Phrasal verb)

MI
Meaning: Losing one’s grip or balance.
184. Dusted off (Phrasal verb)
Meaning: To revive something that has been neglected for a period of time.
NI
185. Take off (Phrasal verb)
Meaning: To become successful.
186. Prevalent: प्रचलित
Definition: something that is commonly occurring.
Synonyms: Widespread, Ubiquitous, Rampant, Pervasive, Rife.

Antonyms: Unusual, Rare, Isolated, Uncommon.
Used in a sentence: Flu outbreaks are prevalent during the winter months.
187. Amnesty: सर्व-क्षमा
Definition: Formal forgiveness granted by authority.
Synonyms: Pardon, Absolution, Exoneration, Clemency.
Antonyms: Penalty, Sanction, Prosecution, Reprisal.
AL
Used in a sentence: The dictator offered amnesty to political dissidents to
promote reconciliation.
188. Inevitable: अनिवार्य
NS
Definition: something that is certain to happen.
Synonyms: Imminent, Fated, Unescapable, Unavoidable.
BA
Antonyms: Uncertain, Optional, Preventable.
Used in a sentence: Death is an inevitable part of life.
189. Averted: टालना

A
Definition: To prevent something from happening.
SH
Synonyms: Thwarted, Evaded, Halted, Avoided.
Antonyms: Incited, Triggered, Ignited, Prompted.
Used in a sentence: The quick response of the firefighters averted a major

MI
disaster.
190. Affinity: आत्मीयता
Definition: a natural liking.

NI
Synonyms: Attraction, Rapport, Fondness, Connection.
Antonyms: Antipathy, Indifference, Dislike, Aversion.
Used in a sentence: There is an affinity between the artist and the subject she
paints.
191. Incumbent: पदधारी

Definition: Necessary; or current holder of an office.
Synonyms: Essential, Compulsory, Mandatory, Binding.
Antonyms: Voluntary, Dispensable, Optional.
Used in a sentence: It is incumbent upon every citizen to vote in the upcoming

election.
192. Unprecedented: अभत

ू पर्व
ू
Definition: something that has happened never before.
AL
Synonyms: Novel, Unique, Revolutionary.
Antonyms: Typical, Usual, Common, Conventional.
NS
Used in a sentence: The company faced unprecedented challenges due to the
global pandemic.
193. Interwoven: गथ
ु ना
Definition: Intricately combined.
BA
Synonyms: Entwined, Interlaced, Mingled, Meshed.
A
Antonyms: Isolated, Detached, Divided, Segregated.
Used in a sentence: Their lives were interwoven by fate, destined to intersect at

SH
unexpected moments.
194. In the wake of (Idiom)

MI
Meaning: Reflecting on the significance in the aftermath of something.
195. Jumping ship (Idiom)
Meaning: To leave one situation for another.

NI
196. Two sides of the same coin (Idiom)
Meaning: conflicting views of the situation.
197. Put up with (Phrasal verb)
Meaning: To tolerate something unpleasant.
198. Look forward to (Phrasal verb)

Meaning: To anticipate with pleasure.
199. Volatile: परिवर्तनशील
Definition: something that is unstable.
Synonyms: Unpredictable, Changeable, Mercurial.
Antonyms: Steady, Secure, Constant, Unchanging.
Used in a sentence: The situation remained volatile despite efforts to stabilize

it.
AL
200. Outlook: दृष्टिकोण
Definition: Prediction of what is likely to happen in future.
NS
Synonyms: Forecast, Viewpoint, Prospect, Opinion.
Antonyms: Dismay, Cynicism, Pessimism, Despair.
BA
Used in a sentence: Her outlook on life is always optimistic.
201. Respite: मोहलत
Definition: A short period of rest.

A
Synonyms: Pause, Interval, Suspension, Lull.
SH
Antonyms: Continuation, Hardship, Suffering, Stress.
Used in a sentence: She found a brief respite from her busy schedule in the
peaceful park nearby.
MI
202. Languish: दर्ब

ु ल
Definition: lack of progress or become weak.
Synonyms: Suffer, Falter, Deteriorate, Decay, Wane.

NI
Antonyms: Flourish, Thrive, Revive, Prosper.
Used in a sentence: He languished in prison, yearning for freedom.
203. Reneged: छोड़ना
Definition: Failing to fulfill an obligation.

Synonyms: Revoked, Abandoned, Retracted, Violated.
Antonyms: Complied, Abided by, Adhered to, Honored.
Used in a sentence: She reneged on her pledge to help, leaving her friend in a
difficult situation.
204. Discontent: असंतोष
Definition: A feeling of dissatisfaction.
Synonyms: Displeasure, Unease, Disquiet, Frustration.
AL
Antonyms: Serenity, Delight, Contentment, Pleasure.
Used in a sentence: The discontent among the citizens grew a economic
NS
hardships persisted.
205. Underscores: बल दे ना
Definition: To highlight the importance of something.

BA
Synonyms: Emphasizes, Accentuates, Spotlights, Stresses, Reinforces.
Antonyms: Downplays, Minimizes, Overlooks, Neglects, Ignores.

A
Used in a sentence: His silence during the meeting underscored his
disapproval of the proposed plan.
SH
206. Portend: संकेत
Definition: An indication of future event.

MI
Synonyms: Augur, Herald, Imply, Signify.
Antonyms: Ensure, Guarantee, Foreshadow.
Used in a sentence: The dark clouds portend a coming storm.

NI
207. Hostage: बंधक
Definition: A person seized by someone.
Synonyms: Victim, Pawn, Detainee, Prisoner.
Antonyms: Liberated, Emancipated, Unbound.
Used in a sentence: The bank robbery ended with the release of all hostages
unharmed.
208. Spike: वद्

ृ धि
Definition: A sudden and sharp increase.
Synonyms: Escalation, Surge, Upswing, Boom.
Antonyms: Downturn, Decrease, Decline, Devaluation.
Used in a sentence: The spike in interest rates led to a decrease in consumer

spending.
AL
209. Achilles Heel (Idiom)
Meaning: Weakness or vulnerable point in someone or something.
NS
210. Keep a lid on (Idiom)
Meaning: To control or limit something.
BA
211. Under the strain of something (Idiom)
Meaning: Pressured or stressed caused by a particular situation.
212. Pulled off (Phrasal verb)

A
Meaning: To successfully achieve something.
SH
213. Written off (Phrasal verb)
Meaning: The act of declaring something as loss or no longer valuable.
214. Sordid: घिनौना

MI
Definition: Something morally dishonorable.
Synonyms: Corrupt, Shameful, Unethical, Wretched.

NI
Antonyms: Virtuous, Dignified, Noble, Admirable.
Used in a sentence: The sordid details of the scandal were shocking to

everyone.
215. Revelation: रहस्योद्घाटन
Definition: The act of disclosing something.

Synonyms: Disclosure, Unveiling, Exposition, Uncovering.
Antonyms: Disguise, Obscurity, Camouflage, Hiding.
Used in a sentence: The sudden revelation of his true identity shocked

everyone at the party.
216. Lapse: चक
ू
Definition: a temporary failure or deviation from a particular course of action.
Synonyms: Error, Fault, Blunder, Oversight, Flaw.
AL
Antonyms: Perfection, Accuracy, Success, Proficiency.
Used in a sentence: His lapse in judgement cost him the promotion.
NS
217. Blaring: चिल्लाना
Definition: Emitting a harsh and powerful sound.
BA
Synonyms: Raucous, Piercing, Clamorous, Loud.
Antonyms: Gentle, Hushed, Quiet, Peaceful.
Used in a sentence: The blaring sirens outside woke up the entire

A
neighborhood.
218. Staggered: लड़खड़ाना

SH
Definition: Moving unsteadily.
Synonyms: Faltering, Wobbling, Tottering, Uncertain.

MI
Antonyms: Firm, Stable, Unwavering, Balanced
Used in a sentence: He staggered slightly as he walked out of the dimly lit

room.
NI
219. Equivocation: गोल-मोल बात
Definition: Use of ambiguous language or avoiding making a clear statement.
Synonyms: Obfuscation, Indirectness, Doublespeak.
Antonyms: Honesty, Truthfulness, Candor, Clarity.
Used in a sentence: His equivocation during the interview raised doubts about
his honesty.
220. Sobering: विकट
Definition: Something that is serious.
Synonyms: Grave, Grim, Solemn, Dismal.
Antonyms: Exciting, Cheerful, Amusing, Joyful.
Used in a sentence: The doctor’s diagnosis was sobering, indicating a serious

health issue.
AL
221. Contentious: विवादास्पद
Definition: Something that is likely to cause disagreement.
NS
Synonyms: Disputable, Controversial, Debatable.
Antonyms: Amicable, Congenial, Agreeable, Unified.
factions.
222. Subversive: विनाशक

A BA
Used in a sentence: The contentious debate divided the group into opposing
Definition: Something that seeks to overthrow established systems.
Synonyms: Insurgent, Rebellious, Radical, Anarchistic.

SH
Antonyms: Compliant, Conformist, Obedient, Loyal.
Used in a sentence: The author’s subversive novel challenged societal norms

MI
and sparked controversy.
223. Vindicate: साबित करना
Definition: To clear someone from blame.

NI
Synonyms: Exonerate, Absolve, Justify, Support.
Antonyms: Accuse, Convict, Condemn, Refute.
Used in a sentence: The success of her project vindicated her unconventional

approach.
224. Tilting the scales (Idiom)

Meaning: To influence a situation by swaying balance in favor of one option

over another.
225. Arm twisting (Idiom)
Meaning: The act of using forceful tactics to compel someone to do something.
226. Spill the beans (Idiom)
Meaning: To reveal a secret.
227. Striking down (Phrasal verb)
AL
Meaning: To nullify something.
228. Spread over (Phrasal verb)
NS
Meaning: To extend or distribute something.
229. Tumultuous: उतार-चढ़ाव भरे
BA
Definition: A state of chaos or disorder.
Synonyms: Turbulent, Agitated, Frantic, Violent.
Antonyms: Serene, Tranquil, Placid, Orderly.

A
Used in a sentence: The tumultuous meeting ended with no resolution.
230. Lingering: चिरस्थायी

SH
Definition: Something that continuous to exists for a longer period than usual.
Synonyms: Enduring, Prolonged, Persistent, Protracted.

MI
Antonyms: Transient, Fleeting, Ephemeral, Momentary.
Used in a sentence: The lingering aroma of freshly baked bread filled the room.
NI
231. Throttled: कुचलना
Definition: To strangle someone or restrict the flow of something.
Synonyms: Choked, Limited, Constrained, Controlled.
Antonyms: Released, Unfettered, Unbound, Freed.
Used in a sentence: The internet connection was throttled, slowing down the
download speed.
232. Rebound: पलटाव
Definition: To recover from setback.
Synonyms: Revival, Restoration, Turnaround, Upswing.
Antonyms: Contraction, Depreciation, Slump, Downturn.
Used in a sentence: She experienced a rebound in her financial situation after

securing a new job.
AL
233. Reckoning: गणना
Definition: The action of estimating or calculating something.
NS
Synonyms: Evaluation, Appraisal, Audit, Assessment.
Antonyms: Disregard, Indifference, Neglect.
when his debts piled up.
234. Plummeted: गिरावट

A BA
Used in a sentence: The reckoning for his poor financial decisions came swiftly
Definition: To fall rapidly.
Synonyms: Declined, Crashed, Plunged, Slipped.

SH
Antonyms: Ascended, Surged, Elevated, Mounted.
Used in a sentence: After the company announced its losses, its stock prices
MI
plummeted.
235. Meticulous: परिश्रमी
Definition: Someone who is very careful, extremely diligent.

NI
Synonyms: Thorough, Accurate, Detailed, Precise.
Antonyms: Carefree, Negligent, Casual, Slapdash.
Used in a sentence: Her meticulous planning ensured the project’s success.
236. Bolster: मज़बत

ू
Definition: To support or strengthen something.
Synonyms: Fortify, Boost, Enhance, Reinforce.
Antonyms: Weaken, Diminish, Sabotage, Erode.
Used in a sentence: She used pillows to bolster her back while reading in bed.
237. Uptick: इजाफा
Definition: A small increase in something.
Synonyms: Rise, Growth, Upswing, Increase.
AL
Antonyms: Reduction, Dip, Fall, Decline.
Used in a sentence: The uptick in temperature signaled the arrival of spring.
238. Heartening: खश
ु ी
NS
Definition: To cause someone to feel happier.
Synonyms: Inspiring, Cheering, Uplifting, Hopeful.

BA
Antonyms: Unsettling, Gloomy, Pessimistic, Dismaying.
Used in a sentence: The news of their team’s victory was heartening after a
series of losses.
A
239. Back on one’s feet (Idiom)
SH
Meaning: To recover from a setback.
240. Down and out (Idiom)
Meaning: In a very difficult situation.

MI
241. Out in the cold (Idiom)
Meaning: Someone who is neglected or excluded from the society.

NI
242. Envisaged: परिकल्पित
Definition: To foresee something happening in the future.
Synonyms: Imagined, Anticipated, Visualized, Expected.
Antonyms: Surprised, Improvised, Spontaneous.
Used in a sentence: The team envisaged a successful outcome for their project.
243. Grave: गंभीर
Definition: Something serious.
Synonyms: Solemn, Severe, Earnest, Important.
Antonyms: Casual, Frivolous, Insignificant, Minor.
Used in a sentence: The doctor delivered the news with a grave expression.
244. Inception: आरं भ
AL
Definition: The beginning of something.
Synonyms: Commencement, Onset, Launch, Start.
NS
Antonyms: Conclusion, Completion, Termination, Culmination.
Used in a sentence: The inception of their friendship began with a shared love
of books.
245. Strident: तेज़
Definition: Something loud or harsh.

BA
Synonyms: Piercing, Blaring, Raucous, Clamorous.
A
Antonyms: Gentle, Mellow, Harmonious, Soothing.
SH
Used in a sentence: The strident tone of her criticism made it difficult to ignore.
246. Euphoria: उत्साह
Definition: An intense feeling of happiness.

MI
Synonyms: Ecstasy, Delight, Jubilation, Elation.
Antonyms: Gloom, Sorrow, Melancholy, Anguish.

NI
Used in a sentence: The news of her promotion filled her with euphoria.
247. Nebulous: अस्पष्ट
Definition: Something unclear or lacking definite form.
Synonyms: Ambiguous, Obscure, Hazy, Indistinct.
Antonyms: Precise, Obvious, Clear, Distinct.

Used in a sentence: The painting depicted a nebulous figure, making it difficult

to discern its subject.
248. Augury: शकुन
Definition: The practice of interpreting signs.
Synonyms: Prediction, Omen, Portent, Harbinger.
Antonyms: Reality, Fact, Verity, Certainty.
Used in a sentence: The sudden drop in temperature was viewed as an augury
AL
of the coming winter.
249. Epitomize: उदाहरण दे ना
NS
Definition: To serve as a typical example of something.
Synonyms: Symbolize, Represent, Exemplify, Signify.
Antonyms: Ignore, Neglect, Defy, Undermine.
250. Spillovers: छलकना

A BA
Used in a sentence: Her kindness epitomizes the spirit of generosity.
Definition: The unintended or indirect effects of an action.
Synonyms: Impact, Ramifications, Aftermath, Outcomes.

SH
Antonyms: Isolation, Exclusion, Avoidance, Confinement.
Used in a sentence: The environmental regulations had unintended spillovers

MI
on the local economy.
251. Tending: प्रवत्त

ृ
Definition: Something that inclines towards a particular outcome.
NI
Synonyms: Leaning, Swaying, Heading, Drifting.
Antonyms: Abandoning, Neglecting, Ignoring.
Used in a sentence: The weather is tending towards rain.
252. To fill the vacuum (Idiom)
Meaning: To occupy a space or position.

253. Goes without saying (Idiom)
Meaning: Something is so obvious that it does not need to be explicitly stated.
254. To see through rose-colored glasses (Idiom)
Meaning: To have a biased view of something.
255. Fall short (Phrasal verb)
Meaning: Fail to reach a particular goal or expectation.
AL
256. Tramping through (Phrasal verb)
Meaning: Walking in a clumsily or careless manner.
257. Ferocious: क्रूर
NS
Definition: Something or someone extremely fierce or aggressive.
Synonyms: Ruthless, Brutal, Violent, Vicious.

BA
Antonyms: Docile, Mild, Serene, Calm.
Used in a sentence: The ferocious storm battered the coastline with relentless
force.
A
258. Unbridled: निरं कुश
SH
Definition: Something that is not controlled.
Synonyms: Unleashed, Unfettered, Unrestricted.
Antonyms: Restrained, Managed, Tamed, Regulated.

MI
Used in a sentence: Her unbridled laughter filled the room with joy.
259. Vexing: तंग करना

NI
Definition: Something that is causing annoyance.
Synonyms: Frustrating, Irritating, Disconcerting.
Antonyms: Soothing, Reassuring, Calming.
Used in a sentence: His constant interruptions were vexing during the meeting.
260. Lure: लालच

Definition: Something that attracts.
Synonyms: Allurement, Charm, Enticement.
Antonyms: Dissuasion, Discouragement.
Used in a sentence: Despite the lure of the party, she chose to stay home and
read a book.
261. Astute: चतरु
Definition: Someone who is clever.
AL
Synonyms: Shrewd, Wily, Ingenious, Sage.
Antonyms: Foolish, Gullible, Naive.
NS
Used in a sentence: Her astute observations helped her solve the puzzle
quickly.
262. Lucre: धन
BA
Definition: Money obtained through greed.
A
Synonyms: Gain, Wealth, Revenue.
Antonyms: Debt, Destitution, Penury.

SH
Used in a sentence: He chased after lucre at the expense of his values.
263. Ghastly: भयंकर

MI
Definition: Something as extremely unpleasant.
Synonyms: Horrible, terrible, Awful, Monstrous.
Antonyms: Delightful, Attractive, Pleasant.

NI
Used in a sentence: The ghastly sight left her trembling in fear.
264. Plying: काम में लाना
Definition: To work steadily at something.
Synonyms: Engaging, Operating, Trading.

Antonyms: Ceasing, Pausing, Halting.
Used in a sentence: She found herself plying her skills in unfamiliar territory.
265. Behemoth: विशाल
Definition: something large or powerful.
Synonyms: Giant, Massive, Enormous.
Antonyms: Minuscule, Lilliputian, Tiny.
AL
Used in a sentence: The behemoth truck rumbled down the highway, dwarfing
the cars around it.
266. Flak: आलोचना
NS
Definition: Intense criticism.
Synonyms: Reprimand, Backlash, Condemnation.
BA
Antonyms: Acclaim, Endorsement, Approval.
Used in a sentence: The artist’s bold new painting received some flak from
critics.
A
267. Close on the heels of (Idiom)
Meaning: Something that is happening very soon after another event.

SH
268. Plying his wares (Idiom)
Meaning: Someone engaged in trade.

MI
269. Looms into view (Phrase)
Meaning: Something gradually becomes visible.
270. Blue chip (idiom)

NI
Meaning: Something considered to be of high quality.
271. Chugging in(Phrasal verb)
Meaning: Something moving slowly and steadily.
272. Vying for (Phrasal verb)

Meaning: Competing for something.
273. Indigenous: स्वदे शी
Definition: something that is native to a particular region.
Synonyms: Local, Aboriginal, Native-born.
Antonyms: Alien, Foreign, Outsider.
Used in a sentence: The indigenous people have lived here for generations.
AL
274. Breakthrough: सफलता
Definition: A significant achievement that represents a notable progress.
NS
Synonyms: Milestone, Success, Advancement.
Antonyms: Stagnation, Setback, Failure, Standstill.
Used in a sentence: The team celebrated their breakthrough discovery with

joyous cheers.
275. Doctrine: सिद्धांत

BA
Definition: A set of beliefs.
A
Synonyms: Principle, Dogma, Tenet, Ideology.
SH
Antonyms: Skepticism, Doubt, unbelief.
Used in a sentence: The doctrine of equality promotes fairness and justice for
all.
MI
276. Poised: की ओर अग्रसर
Definition: In a state of readiness.
Synonyms: Prepared, Composed, Positioned.

NI
Antonyms: Unprepared, Unsettled, Frazzled.
Used in a sentence: She stood poised at the edge of the stage, ready to
perform.
277. Conciliatory: मिलाप करनेवाला
Definition: Attitude intended to reconcile differences.

Synonyms: Peacemaking, Placatory, Harmonizing.
Antonyms: Aggressive, Combative, Antagonistic.
Used in a sentence: His conciliatory smile diffused the tension in the room.
278. Espoused: समर्थन करना
Definition: To support a particular idea or belief.
Synonyms: Embraced, Adopted, Advocated, Championed.
AL
Antonyms: Rejected, Refuted, Opposed, Abandoned.
Used in a sentence: She enthusiastically espoused the principles of

environmental conservation.
NS
279. Retaliation: प्रतिशोध
Definition: Responding to an action in a harmful way.
BA
Synonyms: Revenge, Retribution, Vengeance.
Antonyms: Forgiveness, Mercy, Pardon, Reconciliation.
Used in a sentence: He chose not to engage in retaliation, preferring to rise

A
above the conflict.
SH
280. Veered: मड़

ु गई
Definition: To change direction suddenly or sharply.
MI
Synonyms: Deviated, Shifted, Diverged, Deflected.
Antonyms: Continued, Remained, Persisted.
Used in a sentence: As the storm approached, the ship veered off course to
NI
avoid the worst of it.
281. Drudgery:
Definition: Tedious work that lacks enjoyment.
Synonyms: Chore, Tedium, Routine, Monotony.

Antonyms: Pleasure, Delight, Enjoyment.
Used in a sentence: The endless drudgery of washing dishes filled her with
frustration.
282. Hit the jackpot (Idiom)
Meaning: To achieve great success.
283. Reach for the stars (Idiom)
Meaning: Encourages aiming for the highest goals or aspirations.
AL
284. Roping in (Phrasal verb)
Meaning: To entice someone in doing something.
NS
285. Shot down (Phrasal verb)
Meaning: To cause to fall by shooting.
286. Blowback: झटका

BA
Definition: Unintended result of something.
A
Synonyms: Consequences, Repercussions, Fallout.
SH
Antonyms: Benefit, Gain, Advantage.
Used in a sentence: The new policy had unforeseen blowback, causing chaos
in the market.
MI
287. Insurgency: विद्रोह
Definition: Uprising against established authority.

NI
Synonyms: Rebellion, Revolt, Mutiny.
Antonyms: Obedience, Compliance, Conformity.
Used in a sentence: The government deploys additional troops to quell the

insurgency in the region.
288. Shackles: बंधन

Definition: Anything that restricts or confines someone’s freedom.
Synonyms: Restraints, Handcuffs, Fetters.
Antonyms: Liberty, Freedom.
Used in a sentence: The shackles restricted the movement, making escape

impossible.
289. Rejuvenated: ताज़ा किया
Definition: To feel refreshed.
AL
Synonyms: Revitalized, Revived, Energized.
Antonyms: Exhausted, Drained, Fatigued.
NS
Used in a sentence: A good night’s sleep can leave you feeling rejuvenated in
the morning.
290. Prevails: कायम

BA
Definition: To exist or occur commonly.
Synonyms: Widespread, Rife, Persists, Endures.

A
Antonyms: Surrenders, Succumbs, Fails.
Used in a sentence: Hope prevailed amidst the chaos.

SH
291. Obliterate: नष्ट करना
Definition: To utterly destroy or eliminate something.

MI
Synonyms: Demolish, Annihilate, Wipe out, Eradicate.
Antonyms: Preserve, Protect, Conserve, Save.
Used in a sentence: The tsunami had the power to obliterate coastal villages
NI
within moments.
292. Ensnared: फँसना
Definition: To become caught in a situation.
Synonyms: Trapped, Entangled, Captured.
Antonyms: Released, Liberated, Unbound.

Used in a sentence: She found herself ensnared in a complicated love triangle.
293. Pretext: बहाना
Definition: A false reason.
Synonyms: Excuse, Pretense, Ruse.
Antonyms: Truth, Reality, Candor, Honesty.
Used in a sentence: He arrived late to the meeting, using traffic as a pretext for
his tardiness.
AL
294. Taken on a war footing (Idiom)
Meaning: To approach a situation with the same urgency as one would in times
NS
of war.
295. Go for the jugular (Idiom)
Meaning: To criticize someone unkindly by talking about something that can

hurt one’s feelings.
296. An arm and a leg (Idiom)

BA
Meaning: Be very expensive.
A
297. Spell out (Phrasal verb)
SH
Meaning: Explain in clear and simple terms.
298. Bail out (Phrasal verb)

MI
Meaning: To provide financial assistance or to rescue.
299. Obviated: छुटकारा पाना
Definition: To remove or avoid something.

NI
Synonyms: Averted, Eliminated, Prevented, Sidestepped.
Antonyms: Sustained, Continued, Perpetuated.
Used in a sentence: The new software update obviated many of the previous
system’s glitches.
300. Inclement: कठोर

Definition: Harsh or unfavourable weather conditions.
Synonyms: Unfavorable, Unpleasant, Tempestuous.
Antonyms: Pleasant, Mild, Favorable.
Used in a sentence: The hikers were forced to turn back because of the
inclement weather.
301. Derailing: पटरी से उतरना
Definition: causing something to go off course.
AL
Synonyms: Deviating, Diverting, Deflecting.
Antonyms: Guiding, Sustaining, Maintaining.
NS
Used in a sentence: The unexpected power outage derailed our plans for the
evening.
302. Feigned: जालसाज़ी किया गया

BA
Definition: Actions or emotions that are not sincere but intentionally created.
Synonyms: Simulated, Pretended, Faked.

A
Antonyms: Genuine, Authentic, Candid.
Used in a sentence: She feigned interest in the conversation, but her mind was
SH
elsewhere.
303. Imperial: संकट में डालना

MI
Definition: To put someone or something at risk or in danger.
Synonyms: Jeopardize, Menace, Threaten.
Antonyms: Safeguard, Protect, Preserve, Defend.

NI
Used in a sentence: His reckless behavior could imperil his chances of getting
promoted.
304. Sojourn: डेरा डालना
Definition: A temporary stay.
Synonyms: Stopover, Visit, Reside.

Antonyms: Permanence, Long-term stay.
Used in a sentence: We enjoyed a peaceful sojourn in the countryside last

weekend.
305. Turmoil: उथल-पथ

ु ल
Definition: A state of great disturbance.
Synonyms: Chaos, Upheaval, Tumult, Confusion.
Antonyms: Serenity, Tranquility, Calm, peace.
AL
Used in a sentence: The storm’s arrival brought turmoil to the peaceful town.
306. Remedial: उपचारात्मक
NS
Definition: something intended as solution to a problem.
Synonyms: Rectifying, Corrective, Therapeutic.
BA
Antonyms: Destructive, Detrimental, Adverse.
Used in a sentence: She enrolled in remedial classes to improve her math skills
before the final exams.
A
307. To get under the skin (Idiom)
Meaning: To annoy or provoke someone.

SH
308. Tie up loose ends (Idiom)
Meaning: To complete unfinished tasks.

MI
309. Nip it in the bud (Idiom)
Meaning: To take action to stop a problem from becoming worse.
310. Brushed aside (Phrasal verb)

NI
Meaning: To ignore something or someone.
311. Stand out (Phrasal verb)
Meaning: Someone or something that attracts attention or easily

distinguishable.
312. Skewed: पक्षपाती

Definition: To be biased.
Synonyms: Prejudiced, Slanted, Distorted, Tilted.
Antonyms: Balanced, Unbiased, Impartial.
Used in a sentence: The media coverage of the event was skewed towards one
political viewpoint.
313. Unscrupulous: बेईमान
Definition: Someone or something that is dishonest.
AL
Synonyms: Unethical, Corrupt, Untrustworthy, Immoral.
Antonyms: Moral, Trustworthy, Honest, Upright.
NS
Used in a sentence: The unscrupulous behavior of the corporation led to public
outrage.
314. Opaque: अस्पष्ट

BA
Definition: Something that is difficult to understand or see through.
Synonyms: Obscure, Hazy, Ambiguous, Unclear.

A
Antonyms: Lucid, Understandable, Translucent, Clear.
Used in a sentence: The frosted glass was opaque, preventing anyone to see
SH
through it.
315. Prodded: प्रोत्साहित करना

MI
Definition: To poke someone or something.
Synonyms: Nudged, Pushed, Jabbed.
Antonyms: Prevented, Dissuaded, Deterred.

NI
Used in a sentence: She prodded her brother to finish his homework before
dinner.
316. Topple: गिर पड़ना
Definition: To cause something to fall over.
Synonyms: Overturn, Collapse, Overthrow, Dethrone.

Antonyms: Stabilize, Uphold, Secure, Strengthen.
Used in a sentence: The scandal led to the government being toppled from
power.
317. Radicalised: कट्टरपंथी
Definition: Embracing extreme or revolutionary beliefs.
Synonyms: Extremized, Ideologized, Activized.
Antonyms: Pragmatic, Centrist, Rational.
AL
Used in a sentence: The peaceful protest was infiltrated by a group of
radicalized individuals.
NS
318. Prevail: प्रचलित होना
Definition: Prove more powerful or superior.
Synonyms: Triumph ,Conquer, Reign.

BA
Antonyms: Surrender, Succumb, Give up, Lose.
Used in a sentence: The prevailing opinion among experts is that climate

change poses a significant threat.
A
319. Underscores: रे खांकित करता है
SH
Definition: To highlight the importance of something.
Synonyms: Emphasizes, Accentuates, Stresses.

MI
Antonyms: Downplays, Suppresses, Disregards.
Used in a sentence: His success underscores the importance of hard work and
determination.
NI
320. Outskirts: सरहद
Definition: Outer parts of a town.
Synonyms: Periphery, Suburbs, Boundary, Fringe.
Antonyms: Central, Core, Downtown.
Used in a sentence: The farmhouse was located on the outskirts of the village.
321. Cronyism: भाई-भतीजावाद
Definition: The practice of favoring one’s close friends or relatives.
Synonyms: Nepotism, Favoritism, Partisanship.
Antonyms: Equity, Transparency, Impartiality.
Used in a sentence: Cronyism within the government undermined public trust

in the administration.
322. Hit below the belt (Idiom)
AL
Meaning: To use unfair or unethical tactics in an attack.
323. Go on the offensive (Idiom)
NS
Meaning: To take the initiative in an attack, often to gain advantage over an
opponent.
324. Let the cat out of the bag (Idiom)
325. Carried out (Phrasal verb)

A BA
Meaning: To disclose information that was meant to be kept confidential.
Meaning: To complete or execute a task.
326. Battered by (Phrasal verb)

SH
Meaning: Being repeatedly subjected to something harmful.
327. Ceasefire: यद्

ु धविराम
MI
Definition: A temporary suspension of fighting.
Synonyms: Truce, Armistice, Suspension, Stand-down.
Antonyms: Resumption, Escalation, Continuation.

NI
Used in a sentence: The ceasefire brought a moment of relief to the war-torn

region.
328. Abstained: परहे ज करना
Definition: To voluntarily refrain from doing something.
Synonyms: Shunned, Avoided, Eschewed.

Antonyms: Endorsed, Supported, Backed.
Used in a sentence: He abstained from dessert to stick to his diet.
329. Besieged: घेर लिया
Definition: To be surrounded by armed forces or subjected to intense pressure.
Synonyms: Harassed, Pestered, Assailed.
Antonyms: Liberated, Relieved, Unburdened.
AL
Used in a sentence: The CEO felt besieged by the constant demand of the
shareholders.
330. Rubble: मलवा
NS
Definition: Broken fragments of stone.
Synonyms: Debris, Remnants, Ruins, Litter.
BA
Antonyms: Structure, Building, Edifice.
Used in a sentence: After the earthquake, the once vibrant city was reduced to
rubble.
331. Sombre: निराशाजनक

A
Definition: Something that is dark or gloomy in mood or tone.
SH
Synonyms: Grave, Serious, Mournful, Dreary.
Antonyms: Optimistic, Cheerful, Radiant, Joyful.

MI
Used in a sentence: The sombre sky matched his mood as he walked home
alone.
332. Instill: स्थापित करना

NI
Definition: To gradually but firmly introduce an idea.
Synonyms: Infuse, Inject, Embed, Inculcate.
Antonyms: Eradicate, Eliminate, Dislodge, Dispel.
Used in a sentence: She tried to instill confidence in her shy son before his first
day at school.
333. Coerced:
Definition: To force someone to do something.
Synonyms: Compelled, Pressured, Intimidated.
Antonyms: Convinced, Persuaded, Inspired, Influenced.
Used in a sentence: He coerced his younger brother into doing his chores for
him.
334. Despondency:
AL
Definition: A state of low spirits.
Synonyms: Despair, Hopelessness, Melancholy, Dejection, Sadness.
NS
Antonyms: Optimism, Hopefulness, Enthusiasm.
Used in a sentence: His despondency was evident in his slumped posture and
downcast eyes.
335. In the offing (Idiom)

BA
Meaning: Something that is likely to happen soon.
A
336. Bury the hatchet (Idiom)
Meaning: To make peace or to resolve a conflict.

SH
337. Call off the dogs (Idiom)
Meaning: To cease aggressive actions.

MI
338. Cramped into (Phrasal verb)
Meaning: Feeling confined or restricted.
339. Abide by (Phrasal verb)

NI
Meaning: To adhere or follow the rules associated with something.
340. Defamation: मानहानि
Definition: The act of damaging someone’s reputation.
Synonyms: Vilification, Slander, Calumny, Smear.

Antonyms: Acclaim, Commendation, Admiration.
Used in a sentence: She faced legal consequences for spreading defamation

about her former colleague.
341. Ramification: परिणाम
Definition: The result of an action.
Synonyms: Consequence, Outcome, Repercussion.
Antonyms: Insignificance, Irrelevance, Triviality.
AL
Used in a sentence: The unexpected change had serious ramifications for our
plans.
NS
342. Impair: बिगाड़ना
Definition: To damage the quality of something.
Synonyms: Weaken, Diminish, Undermine.

BA
Antonyms: Strengthen, Enhance, Improve, Fortify.
Used in a sentence: The medication may impair your ability to drive safely.
343. Stifling: दम घट
ु नेवाला
A
Definition: Causing difficulty in breathing.
SH
Synonyms: Suffocating, Suppressing, Smothering, Inhibiting.
Antonyms: Unleashing, Liberating, Stimulating, Encouraging.

MI
Used in a sentence: The intense heat was stifling, making it difficult to breathe
comfortably.
344. Admonition: चेतावनी

NI
Definition: A gentle warning given to someone for their actions.
Synonyms: Reprimand, Scolding, Rebuke, Chastisement.
Antonyms: Praise, Commendation, Applause, Endorsement.
Used in a sentence: Despite the admonition, he proceeded with his reckless

behavior.
345. Apposite: उचित
Definition: Highly appropriate.
Synonyms: Suitable, Relevant, Pertinent, Accurate.
Antonyms: Irrelevant, Inapt, Improper, Inappropriate.
Used in a sentence: His timely remark was apposite to the situation, easing
tensions in the room.
346. Pejorative: अपमानजनक
AL
Definition: Negative attitude towards someone or something.
Synonyms: Derogatory, Offensive, Degrading, Insulting.
NS
Antonyms: Flattering, Admiring, Praiseworthy, Appreciative.
Used in a sentence: The use of pejorative language can be hurtful and divisive.
347. Unprecedented: अभत

ू पर्व
ू BA
Definition: Something that has never happened before.
Synonyms: Novel, Groundbreaking, Exceptional.

A
Antonyms: Ordinary, Conventional, Traditional.
SH
Used in a sentence: The company’s rapid growth in such a short time is

unprecedented in the industry.
348. To throw obstacles in someone’s path (Idiom)

MI
Meaning: To make things difficult for someone.
349. To put a lid on something (Idiom)
Meaning: To try to suppress or control something.

NI
350. To hit the nail on the head (Idiom)
Meaning: To describe or identify something accurately.
351. Setting aside (Phrasal verb)
Meaning: To ignore or disregard something temporarily in order to focus on

other matters.
352. Stand for (Phrasal verb)
Meaning: To endure or tolerate something.
353. Impede: बाधा डालना
Definition: To obstruct or slow down the progress of something.
Synonyms: Hinder, Hamper, Thwart, Inhibit.
Antonyms: Facilitate, Accelerate, Expedite, Support.
AL
Used in a sentence: The construction work has impeded our progress.
354. Concerted: सहयोगात्मक
NS
Definition: Jointly or mutually arranged.
Synonyms: Cooperative, Collaborative, United, Combined.
Antonyms: Isolated, Fragmented, Divided, Disjointed.

BA
Used in a sentence: They made a concerted attempt to resolve the issue.
355. Sternly: कड़ाई से
Definition: In a serious or strict manner.

A
Synonyms: Harshly, Firmly, Rigidly, Austerely.
SH
Antonyms: Tenderly, Mildly, Leniently, Gently.
Used in a sentence: She shook her head sternly, signalling her disapproval.
356. Leverage: फ़ायदा उठाना

MI
Definition: Strategic use of resources or power.
Synonyms: Advantage, Control, Authority.

NI
Antonyms: Ineptitude, Incapacity, Impotence.
Used in a sentence: She leveraged her network of contacts to secure a job

interview.
357. Kerfuffle: बहस
Definition: Disturbance caused by misunderstanding or minor conflict.

Synonyms: Commotion, Fuss, Tumult, Chaos.
Antonyms: Serenity, Tranquility, Calm, Quiet.
Used in a sentence: There was a kerfuffle over who would get to use the
conference room.
358. Indictment: अभियोग
Definition: A charge of a serious crime.
Synonyms: Accusation, Allegation, Complaint, Impeachment.
AL
Antonyms: Exoneration, Acquittal, Vindication, Absolution.
Used in a sentence: The indictment was a major setback for the defendant’s
NS
case.
359. Pugilistic: लड़ाकू
Definition: Someone who is aggressive or prone to fighting.

BA
Synonyms: Combative, Belligerent, Bellicose, Quarrelsome.
Antonyms: Pacifistic, Passive, Noncombative, Peaceful.

A
Used in a sentence: The boxer’s pugilistic style intimidated his opponents.
360. Touted: समर्थन किया

SH
Definition: To promote someone or something in a positive manner.
Synonyms: Endorsed, Advocated, Championed.

MI
Antonyms: Rejected, Criticised, Opposed, Belittled.
Used in a sentence: The restaurant was touted as having the best pizza in town.
361. Bleak: उदासीन

NI
Definition: Something that is gloomy or lacking in hope.
Synonyms: Grim, Somber, Dreary, Stark.
Antonyms: Cheerful, Optimistic, Joyful, Pleasant.
Used in a sentence: His future looks bleak without a job offer in sight.
362. Outlook: दृष्टिकोण
Definition: One’s perspective regarding a future situation.
Synonyms: Expectation, Prediction, Forecast, View.
Antonyms: Pessimism, Cynicism, Dismay, Despair.
Used in a sentence: Despite facing many challenges, she maintained a positive

outlook on life.
363. To be a tough cookie (Idiom)
AL
Meaning: Someone who is strong and determined.
364. To have a one track mind (Idiom)
NS
Meaning: To have focus on just only one thing.
365. Squaring off (Idiom)
BA
Meaning: To prepare for a confrontation.
366. Waste away (Phrasal verb)
Meaning: To gradually become weaker or decline in in value.

A
367. Cut out (Phrasal verb)
SH
Meaning: To remove or isolate something.
368. Slumped: घटना
Definition: A sudden decline or decrease in something.

MI
Synonyms: Dropped, Deteriorated, Languished, Collapsed.
Antonyms: Raised, Elevated, Ascended, Perked up.

NI
Used in a sentence: Sales slumped after the product recall.
369. Temper: सध
ु ारना
Definition: To moderate something.
Synonyms: Modify, Adjust, Soften, Mellow.
Antonyms: Intensify, Amplify, Aggravate, Exacerbate.

Used in a sentence: She tempered her criticism with praise.
370. Plausible: मम
ु किन
Definition: Something that is believable.
Synonyms: Credible, Probable, Sound, Reasonable.
Antonyms: Dubious, Unlikely, Improbable, Far-fetched.
Used in a sentence: His explanation for being late seemed plausible.
AL
371. Persistently: लगातार
Definition: The action of continuing to do something firmly.
NS
Synonyms: Relentlessly, Unwaveringly, Consistently, Resolutely.
Antonyms: Erratically, Occasionally, Sporadically, Irregularly.
Used in a sentence: She persistently pursued her goals despite numerous

setbacks.
372. Discordant: असंगत

BA
Definition: Something that is conflicting.
A
Synonyms: Dissonant, Unharmonious, Clashing, Unpleasant.
SH
Antonyms: Pleasant, Harmonious, Agreeable.
Used in a sentence: The discordant sound of the broken alarm clock disrupted
the peaceful morning.
MI
373. Devolution: हस्तांतरण
Definition: The transfer of power or responsibility.
Synonyms: Decentralization, Delegation, Deputation, Distribution.

NI
Antonyms: Centralization, Accumulation, Authoritarianism.
Used in a sentence: Devolution of power to local governments can lead to more

effective governance.
374. Recalibration: पन
ु र्अंशांकन
Definition: The process of making adjustments.
Synonyms: Tweaking, Fine-tuning, Refinement, Modification.
Antonyms: Stagnation, Permanence.
Used in a sentence: The recalibration of the instrument improved its accuracy

significantly.
375. Spurt: उछाल
Definition: Rapid increase in something.
Synonyms: Surge, Burst, Upsurge, Outburst.
AL
Antonyms: Slowdown, Slump, Decrease, Decline.
Used in a sentence: The company experienced a spurt in sales after launching
NS
its new product.
376. Trajectory: पथ
Definition: The path followed by a moving object.

BA
Synonyms: Course, Route, Track, Passage.
Antonyms: Inactivity, Immobility, Stillness.

A
Used in a sentence: The trajectory of the ball changed after hitting the wall.
377. Backdrop: पष्ृ ठभमि

ू
SH
Definition: background against something which is set or portrayed.
Synonyms: Surroundings, Environment, Context.

MI
Antonyms: Highlight, Spotlight, Focus.
Used in a sentence: The mountains served as a picturesque backdrop for the

quaint village.
NI
378. Running on fumes (Idiom)
Meaning: To continue functioning despite being exhausted.
379. Rise to the occasion (Idiom)
Meaning: To perform well in a challenging situation.
380. Hit the wall (Idiom)

Meaning: Reaching a point of extreme physical fatigue.
381. Sealed up (Phrasal verb)
Meaning: Closed or shut tightly to prevent escape.
382. Prop up (Phrasal verb)
Meaning: To support or reinforce something.
AL
NS
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Definition: Assistance, support, or relief given in times of difficulty or distress.

Synonyms: Aid, Assistance, Support, Relief.

Antonyms: Neglect, Abandonment, Hindrance.

Synonyms: Accelerated, Hastened, Quickened, Fast-tracked.

meet the client's tight deadline.

Definition: Formerly or in the past.

Synonyms: Former, Previous, Old, Past.

Antonyms: Current, Present, Ongoing.

Used in a sentence: The erstwhile manager retired after decades of dedicated

Definition: The act or process of undermining or sabotaging, especially in a

Synonyms: Sabotage, Undermining, Treachery, Espionage.

Antonyms: Loyalty, Allegiance, Support.

Definition: An excessive amount or abundance of something.

Synonyms: Excess, Surplus, Overflow, Abundance.

Used in a sentence: The bookstore had a plethora of books catering to various

Definition: A formal charge or accusation of a serious crime, typically

Antonyms: Acquittal, Exoneration, Vindication.

Synonyms: Confident, Ready, Prepared, Balanced.

Antonyms: Unsteady, Nervous, Hesitant.

Definition: A complex and confusing situation; a tangled or confusing mass.

Synonyms: Quagmire, Tangle, Confusion, Predicament.

Antonyms: Clear, Ordered, Simple, monotone.

Definition: Capable of being believed or trusted; reliable.

Synonyms: Trustworthy, Reliable, Dependable, Authentic.

Antonyms: Unreliable, Dubious, Untrustworthy.

Definition: Bold and without shame; displaying a lack of respect for

Antonyms: Subtle, Modest, Reserved.

Used in a sentence: The politician's brazen remarks stirred controversy and

11. Totter (Verb)

Definition: To move unsteadily, often on the verge of falling; to sway or waver.

Synonyms: Stagger, Falter, Teeter, Reel.

Antonyms: Stabilize, Stand firm, Remain steady.

12. Retract (Verb)

Definition: To withdraw or take back something, especially a statement or

Synonyms: Withdraw, Recant, Revoke, Abjure.

Antonyms: Affirm, Assert, Confirm.

Used in a sentence: Realizing the mistake, the spokesperson decided to retract

13. Respite (Noun)

Definition: A short period of rest, relief, or temporary delay from something

Synonyms: Break, Intermission, Reprieve, Pause.

Antonyms: Continuation, Perseverance, Endurance.

Definition: To appear or stand over someone in a threatening or imminent way;

Antonyms: Recede, Retreat, Dissipate.

Definition: To take advantage of a situation, especially when there is chaos or

16. Lay Bare (Phrase)

Definition: To reveal or expose something openly, especially something that

17. Gain an Extra Berth (Phrase)

Definition: To secure an additional position or seat, often in a competitive

18. On the Eve of (Phrase)

Definition: During the period just before a significant event or occasion.

19. The Best of Both Worlds (Phrase)

Definition: To enjoy the advantages or benefits of two contrasting things

20. Perplexing (Adjective)

Definition: Confusing or puzzling; difficult to understand.

Synonyms: Baffling, Confounding, Mystifying, Bewildering.

Antonyms: Clear, Understandable, Simple.

Definition: A thorough investigation or examination; a device or instrument

Antonyms: Ignore, Neglect, Overlook.

Used in a sentence: The scientist used a specialized probe to analyze the

22. Rampant (Adjective)