English Vocab

1. Reinvigorated (verb) : (Give new energy or strength to.) (फिर से जान डाल, नई ऊर्जा या शक्ति देना)

Synonyms: Refreshed, Enlivened, Rejuvenated, Revived, Stimulated, Recharged, Resuscitated

Antonyms: Demoralized, Tired, Dampened, Dispirited, Emasculated, Exhausted

Example: We are fully committed to reinvigorating the economy of the area.

Verb forms: Reinvigorate, Reinvigorated, Reinvigorated

2. Posit (verb) : (Base something on the truth of (a particular assumption) (किसी स्थिति में रखना, कायम रखना)

Synonyms: Suppose, Assume, Take For Granted, Agree

Antonyms: Abolish, Disbelieve, Abstain

Example: These plots are posited on a false premise about women's nature as inferior.

Verb forms: Posit; Posited; Posited;

3. Ouster (noun) : (Dismissal or expulsion from a position) (निर्वासन, बेदख़ली)

Synonyms: Expulsion, Ejection, Eviction, Removal, Overthrow, Ejectment

Antonyms: Absorb, Admittance, Commission, Destine, Appointment

Example: Many citizens of Germany wanted to oust Adolf Hitler but were too scared to do anything about it.

4. Diatribe (noun) : (A forceful and bitter verbal attack against someone or something.) (अभियोगात्मक भाषण, आक्षेप, कठोर समालोचना, निंदा)

Synonyms: Tirade, Harangue, Verbal Onslaught, Verbal Attack, Denunciation, Fulmination, Condemnation, Criticism

Antonyms: Adulation, Applause, Flattery, Blandishment

Example: Because Aditi was unhappy with the administration, she launched a lengthy diatribe against the board during lunch.

5. Behest (noun) : (An authoritative order) (आज्ञा, आदेश)

Synonyms: Command, Charge, Commandment, Decree, Dictate, Direction, Directive,

Antonyms: Appeal, Entreaty, Petition, Plea, Urging; Proposal, Recommendation

Example: At the president’s behest, the prisoner will be pardoned for his crimes

Related words: idiom:- ‘at the behest of someone’(because of being asked or ordered by someone)

6. Trampled (verb) : (To act in a harsh, domineering, or cruel manner, as if treading roughly (usually followed by on, upon, or over) (पैरों तले कुचलना, रौंदना)

Synonyms: Squash, Stamp, Stomp, Tyrannize, Oppress, Squelch, Put Down

Antonyms: Uncompress, Dignify, Esteem, Emulate, Adulate, Appreciate

Example: The girl walked lightly through the garden, carefully watching her feet so that she didn’t tramplethe beautiful flowers.

Verb forms: Trample, Trampled, Trampled

Related words: Trample, Trampler (noun) Untrampled, (adjective)

7. Condone (verb) : (To disregard or overlook (something illegal, objectionable, or the like)) (जाने देना, छोड़ देना)

Synonyms: Overlook, Pigeon-Hole, Ignore, Pass Over

Antonyms: Taken Into Account, Intervene, Stickle Overview, Consider, Incorporate

Example: Children will think it is acceptable to call other people names if parents condone this behavior.

Verb forms: Condone, Condoned, Condoned

Related words: Condonable (adjective) Condoner (noun)

8. Bravado (noun) : (A bold manner or a show of boldness intended to impress or intimidate.) (वाहवाही, साहस प्रदर्शन)

Synonyms: Boldness, Bold Manner, Swagger, Bluster, Machismo, Boasting, Boastfulness, Bragging,

Antonyms: Modesty, Cowardice, Restraint, Timidity, Sarcasm, Condemnation

Example: Although Marina suspected they were lost, she displayed a false bravado so that the hikers would assume they were on the right path.

Related words: Overbravado (noun)

9. Denuding (verb) : (Strip (something) of its covering, possessions, or assets) (छीनना, वंचित करना, विरहित करना)

Synonyms: Divest, Strip, Clear, Deprive, Bereave, Uncover, Expose;

Antonyms: Compensate, Drape, Muffle, Wrap, Bedeck

Example: Mining would pollute the lake and denude the forest.

Verb forms: Denude, Denuded, Denuded

Related words: Denudation, Denudement (noun) Undenuded (adjective)

10. Hegemony (noun) : (Leadership or dominance, especially by one state or group over others.) (नायकत्व, नेतृत्व, प्राधान्य)

Synonyms: Leadership, Dominance, Dominion, Supremacy, Ascendancy, Predominance, Primacy

Antonyms: Self-Government, Repression, Oppression, Dictatorship

Example: The president of the company has hegemony over his employees.

Related words: Hegemonic Adjective,