1. Ramification (noun):
The possible result of a decision or action: (जटिल परिणाम)
Synonyms: Consequence,
Result, Aftermath, Outcome, Effect, Upshot, Issue, Sequel
Antonyms: Cause, Origin,
Source, Antecedent, Inception
Example: Have
you considered all the ramifications of changing careers at
this stage of your life?
2. Incumbent (noun):
Person who is holding an official post at a particular time. (पद धारी, पदस्थ
व्यक्ति)
Synonyms: Holder, Bearer,
Occupant; Office-bearer, Officer, Functionary, Official, Current, Existing,
Present, In office, In power, Reigning
Example: Senator
Smith, the incumbent, faces a tough fight for re-election next
year.
3. Resurrect (verb):
Restore (a dead person) to life. (मरे हुए को जीवित करना)
Synonyms: Revive, Restore,
Regenerate, Revitalize, Reinvigorate, Renew, Resuscitate, Awaken, Rejuvenate
Antonyms: Kill, Ruin, Destroy,
Extinguish, Quench, Suppress
Example:
Almost all Christians believe that Jesus was resurrected from
the dead.
Related:
Resurrect, Resurrected, Resurrected
4. Edifice (noun): A system
that has been established for a long time/ an impressive building. (संस्थान,
प्रभावशाली इमारत)
Synonyms: Development,
Premises, Establishment, Building, Structure, Construction, Erection, Pile,
Complex, Assembly
Example:
It looks as if the whole political edifice of the country is
about to collapse.
5. Go all out (idiom):
To put all your energy or enthusiasm into what you are doing: (पूरे जोश के साथ
प्रयत्न करना)
Synonyms: Try, Strive,
Struggle, Strain, Attempt, Endeavour, Work, Exert, Complete, Determined,
Exhaustive
Antonyms: Careless, Cursory, Half-Hearted, Negligent,
Off-Hand, Perfunctory, Unenthusiastic
Example: You'll
begoing against a state champion in the next match, so you'll have togo all
out if you want to beat her!
6. Stalwart (noun,
adjective): A loyal, reliable, and hard-working supporter of or participant in
an organization or team. (पक्का समर्थक, निष्टावान)
Synonyms: Staunch, Loyal,
Faithful, Committed, Devoted, Dedicated, Dependable, Reliable, Steady,
Constant, Trusty
Antonyms: Disloyal,
Unfaithful, Unreliable
Example: Let
me introduce Bob, one of the club's stalwarts.
7. Inadvertently (adverb): Without knowledge or intention. (अनजाने में किया
गया)
Synonyms: Unknowingly,
Unwittingly, Unintentionally, Accidentally, Unpremeditated, Unplanned
Antonyms Advertently,
Heedfully, Mindfully Knowingly, Wittingly
Example: All authors need to be wary of inadvertent copying
of other people's ideas.
8. Paltry (adjective):
Very small or meagre. (तुच्छ)
Synonyms: Trifling,
Insignificant, Negligible, Inadequate, Insufficient, Scanty, Derisory,
Miserable, Puny, Trivial, Niggardly, Beggarly
Antonyms: Considerable,
Substantial, Important, Significant, Valuable
Example:
The company offered Michael a paltry sum, which he refused.
9. Debilitate (verb):
To make someone or something physically weak: (दुर्बल करना)
Synonyms: Enfeebling,
Enervating, Wearing, Exhausting, Tiring, Incapacitate
Antonym: Restorative
Strengthen, Invigorate Rejuvenate, Vitalize
Example: Cancer
can quickly debilitate an otherwise healthy person
Related:
Debilitate, Debilitated, Debilitated
10. Poised (adjective):
Showing very calm and controlled behaviour: (शांत चित्त, संयमी)
Synonyms: Cool-headed, Calm,
Impassive, Nonchalant, Confident, Self-confident, Dignified, Equable,
Imperturbable.
Antonym: Discomposed,
Excited, Flustered, Ruffled, Agitated, Annoyed, Irritated
Example: Despite
the chaos around her, the flight attendant remained poised and
calm as she directed the passengers through the emergency exits.
