1. Traverse (verb)
- Meaning (English): To travel across or through.
- Meaning (Hindi): पार करना (paar karna)
- Synonyms: Cross, Travel, Journey
- Antonyms: Stay, Remain, Halt
- Example: The explorers traversed the desert on camels.
- Related Words: Traversal, Traversing
2. Gauge (verb)
- Meaning (English): To estimate or determine the magnitude, amount, or volume of.
- Meaning (Hindi): अनुमान लगाना (anumaan lagana)
- Synonyms: Estimate, Measure, Assess
- Antonyms: Misjudge, Misinterpret, Misunderstand
- Example: The teacher gauged the students’ understanding of the concept.
- Related Words: Gauging, Gauged
3. Dominate (verb)
- Meaning (English): To have a commanding influence on; exercise control over.
- Meaning (Hindi): हावी होना (haavi hona)
- Synonyms: Control, Rule, Govern
- Antonyms: Submit, Obey, Yield
- Example: The company dominated the market for years.
- Related Words: Dominant, Domination
4. Chronicler (noun)
- Meaning (English): A person who writes accounts of important or historical events.
- Meaning (Hindi): इतिहासकार (itihaaskaar)
- Synonyms: Historian, Recorder, Annalist
- Antonyms: Fabricator, Liar, Fiction writer
- Example: The chronicler documented the events of the war.
- Related Words: Chronicle, Chronological
5. Entangle (verb)
- Meaning (English): To involve (someone) in difficulties or complications.
- Meaning (Hindi): उलझाना (ulajhana)
- Synonyms: Involve, Implicate, Tangle
- Antonyms: Free, Release, Untangle
- Example: The politician was entangled in a scandal.
- Related Words: Entangled, Entanglement
6. Predicament (noun)
- Meaning (English): A difficult, unpleasant, or embarrassing situation.
- Meaning (Hindi): दुर्दशा (durdasha)
- Synonyms: Difficulty, Problem, Quandary
- Antonyms: Advantage, Blessing, Solution
- Example: The hikers found themselves in a predicament when they got lost in the woods.
- Related Words: Predicaments, Predicamental
7. Fortuitous (adjective)
- Meaning (English): Happening by accident or chance rather than design.
- Meaning (Hindi): आकस्मिक (aakasmik)
- Synonyms: Accidental, Chance, Unexpected
- Antonyms: Deliberate, Intentional, Planned
- Example: The fortuitous meeting led to a lifelong friendship.
- Related Words: Fortuitously, Fortuitousness
8. Exhort (verb)
- Meaning (English): To strongly encourage or urge (someone) to do something.
- Meaning (Hindi): प्रोत्साहित करना (protsaahit karna)
- Synonyms: Urge, Encourage, Advise
- Antonyms: Discourage, Dissuade, Deter
- Example: The coach exhorted his players to give their best effort.
- Related Words: Exhortation, Exhortative
9. Empathy (noun)
- Meaning (English): The ability to understand and share the feelings of another.
- Meaning (Hindi): सहानुभूति (sahaanubhooti)
- Synonyms: Compassion, Sympathy, Understanding
- Antonyms: Apathy, Indifference, Cruelty
- Example: The therapist showed empathy for her patient’s struggles.
- Related Words: Empathetic, Empathize
10. Elusive (adjective)
- Meaning (English): Difficult to find, catch, or achieve.
- Meaning (Hindi): मायावी (mayaavi)
- Synonyms: Evasive, Slippery, Fugitive
- Antonyms: Accessible, Attainable, Available
- Example: The solution to the problem remained elusive.
- Related Words: Elusively, Elusiveness
11. Mandatory (adjective)
- Meaning (English): Required by law or mandate; compulsory.
- Meaning (Hindi): अनिवार्य (anivarya)
- Synonyms: Compulsory, Obligatory, Required
- Antonyms: Optional, Voluntary, Discretionary
- Example: Attendance at the meeting is mandatory.
- Related Words: Mandate, Mandatorily
12. Extenuating (adjective)
- Meaning (English): (of circumstances) serving to lessen the seriousness of an offense.
- Meaning (Hindi): कम करने वाला (kam karne wala)
- Synonyms: Mitigating, Excusable, Justifiable
- Antonyms: Aggravating, Incriminating, Condemnatory
- Example: The court took into account the extenuating circumstances before sentencing the defendant.
- Related Words: Extenuate, Extenuation
13. Irrepressible (adjective)
- Meaning (English): Not able to be controlled or restrained.
- Meaning (Hindi): अदम्य (adamy)
- Synonyms: Uncontrollable, Uncontainable, Invincible
- Antonyms: Repressible, Controllable, Restrained
- Example: The child’s irrepressible energy was exhausting for his parents.
- Related Words: Irrepressibly, Irrepressibility
14. Bittersweet (adjective)
- Meaning (English): Both pleasant and painful or regretful.
- Meaning (Hindi): खट्टा-मीठा (khatta-meetha)
- Synonyms: Poignant, Melancholy, Wistful
- Antonyms: Joyful, Happy, Cheerful
- Example: The graduation ceremony was a bittersweet occasion for the students.
- Related Words: Bittersweetness, Bittersweetly
15. Commonsensical (adjective)
- Meaning (English): Having or displaying good sense.
- Meaning (Hindi): व्यावहारिक (vyavhaaric)
- Synonyms: Sensible, Practical, Realistic
- Antonyms: Foolish, Impractical, Unrealistic
- Example: The commonsensical approach to the problem proved to be the most effective.
- Related Words: Common sense, Commonsensically
16. Imminent (adjective)
- Meaning (English): About to happen.
- Meaning (Hindi): निकटस्थ (nikattasth)
- Synonyms: Impending, Approaching, Near
- Antonyms: Distant, Remote, Far
- Example: The storm clouds signaled imminent rain.
- Related Words: Imminently, Imminence
17. Awkwardly (adverb)
- Meaning (English): In a way that causes difficulty, embarrassment, or inconvenience.
- Meaning (Hindi): अजीब तरह से (ajeeb tarah se)
- Synonyms: Clumsily, Ungracefully, Ineptly
- Antonyms: Gracefully, Skillfully, Elegantly
- Example: The teenager awkwardly asked the girl to dance.
- Related Words: Awkward, Awkwardness
18. Facilitate (verb)
- Meaning (English): To make (an action or process) easy or easier.
- Meaning (Hindi): सुगम बनाना (sugam banana)
- Synonyms: Aid, Assist, Help
- Antonyms: Hinder, Obstruct, Impede
- Example: The new software facilitated communication between employees.
- Related Words: Facilitation, Facilitator
19. Exaggerated (adjective)
- Meaning (English): Regarded or represented as larger, better, or worse than in reality.
- Meaning (Hindi): अतिरंजित (atiranjit)
- Synonyms: Overstated, Magnified, Amplified
- Antonyms: Understated, Minimized, Downplayed
- Example: The comedian’s exaggerated facial expressions made the audience laugh.
- Related Words: Exaggerate, Exaggeration
20. Lynchpin (noun)
- Meaning (English): A person or thing vital to an enterprise or organization.
- Meaning (Hindi): आधार (aadhaar)
- Synonyms: Cornerstone, Mainstay, Key
- Antonyms: Nonessential, Unimportant, Trivial
- Example: The quarterback is the lynchpin of the football team.
- Related Words: Lynchpins, Lynchpinning
