VOCABULARY 2

AURAL

MEANING - Related to hearing or the sense of sound

SYNONYMS - auditory, acoustic, sonorous, audible, hearing

ANTONYMS - visual, optical, silent, mute, unheard

SENTENCE - The concert provided a wonderful aural experience for the audience.

AVERSE

MEANING - Strongly disliking or being unwilling to do something (reluctant)

SYNONYMS - reluctant, unwilling, disinclined, opposed, resistant

ANTONYMS - willing, inclined, eager, enthusiastic, favorable

SENTENCE - She was averse to taking unnecessary risks.

LAMENT

MEANING - To express sadness or regret about something (regret Krna)

SYNONYMS - mourn, grieve, regret, bewail, bemoan

ANTONYMS - rejoice, celebrate, praise, applaud, cheer

SENTENCE - She lamented the loss of her childhood home.

REJOICE

MEANING - To feel and show great happiness or joy (khushi manana)

SYNONYMS - celebrate, exult, cheer, delight, revel

ANTONYMS - mourn, lament, grieve, sorrow, despair

SENTENCE - The students rejoiced when they heard that their team had won the competition.

COMMISERATE

MEANING - To express sympathy with someone who is experiencing sadness or difficulty (santwana dena)

SYNONYMS - sympathize, console, comfort, condole, empathize

ANTONYMS - celebrate, rejoice, mock, ridicule, taunt

SENTENCE - I called my friend to commiserate with him after he lost the competition.

ABATE

MEANING - To become less strong, severe, or intense (intensity km Krna kisi cheez ki)

SYNONYMS - decrease, diminish, lessen, subside, ease

ANTONYMS - increase, intensify, aggravate, escalate, amplify

SENTENCE - The heavy rain began to abate after an hour.

PERSISTENCE

MEANING - Continuing to do something despite difficulties or failure

SYNONYMS - perseverance, determination, tenacity, endurance, resilience

ANTONYMS - quitting, weakness, indecision, inconstancy, idleness

SENTENCE - Her persistence helped her achieve her goal despite several failures.

CONVALESCENCE

MEANING - The period of rest and recovery after an illness or injury (healing period after recovery)

SYNONYMS - recovery, rehabilitation, recuperation, healing, restoration

ANTONYMS - illness, deterioration, decline, relapse, injury

SENTENCE - During her convalescence, she rested at home until she regained her strength.

EUPHORIA

MEANING - An intense feeling of happiness, excitement, and joy (bhot khusi hona)

SYNONYMS - ecstasy, elation, exhilaration, delight, jubilation

ANTONYMS - despair, misery, sorrow, depression, gloom

SENTENCE - The team was filled with euphoria after winning the championship.

VERISIMILITUDE

MEANING - The appearance of being true or real, especially in a fictional story(bilkul real feel hona)

SYNONYMS - realism, authenticity, credibility, believability, plausibility

ANTONYMS - unreality, implausibility, absurdity, artificiality, unbelievability

SENTENCE - The novel's realistic characters and detailed setting gave the story a strong sense of verisimilitude.

OBLIVION

MEANING - A state in which someone or something is forgotten or no longer remembered(Jisko log bhul sa gye ho)

SYNONYMS - forgetfulness, neglect, anonymity, erasure, disappearance

ANTONYMS - remembrance, memory, recognition, fame, immortality

SENTENCE - Without anyone to preserve its history, the ancient tradition slowly faded into oblivion.

BEAMING

MEANING - Smiling with great happiness or pride(batisi khol kr khush hona)

SYNONYMS - radiant, cheerful, joyful, delighted, smiling

ANTONYMS - gloomy, miserable, sullen, glum, morose

SENTENCE - She came home beaming after receiving the good news.

HOSTILE

MEANING - Unfriendly, aggressive, or showing strong dislike toward someone

SYNONYMS - unfriendly, aggressive, antagonistic, belligerent, adverse

ANTONYMS - friendly, peaceful, amicable, warm, kindly

SENTENCE - The two teams had a hostile relationship before they learned to cooperate.

VERNACULAR

MEANING - The language or dialect commonly spoken by ordinary people in a particular region or community(kisi jagah ki local language)

SYNONYMS - dialect, colloquial, lingo, jargon, idiomatic

ANTONYMS - standard, formal, literary, official, classical

SENTENCE - The guide explained the local history in the vernacular so that everyone could understand it easily.

INVINCIBLE

MEANING - Impossible to defeat, overcome, or conquer(jisko hrana impossible ho)

SYNONYMS - unbeatable, unconquerable, indestructible, invulnerable, impenetrable

ANTONYMS - vulnerable, defeatable, weak, powerless, fragile

SENTENCE - The champion appeared invincible after winning every match that season.

VORACIOUS

MEANING - Having an extremely eager or enthusiastic appetite for something (kisi chiz ka bhot zyda consumption Krna)

SYNONYMS - insatiable, greedy, ravenous, avid, eager

ANTONYMS - indifferent, apathetic, uninterested, reluctant, satisfied

SENTENCE - She was a voracious reader who could finish several books in a week.

SALUBRIOUS

MEANING - Healthy or beneficial to health(sehat k liye badhiya)

SYNONYMS - healthy, healthful, wholesome, beneficial, nourishing

ANTONYMS - unhealthy, harmful, unwholesome, toxic, noxious

SENTENCE - The salubrious climate of the hill station made it an ideal place for relaxation.

IRRITABLE

MEANING - Easily annoyed, irritated, or angered

SYNONYMS - irascible, cranky, testy, grumpy, touchy

ANTONYMS - calm, patient, cheerful, pleasant, good-tempered

SENTENCE - Lack of sleep can make a person irritable and easily annoyed.

OPINIONATED

MEANING - Having strong opinions and expressing them confidently, often without easily accepting other people's views

SYNONYMS - dogmatic, assertive, outspoken, controversial, self-assured

ANTONYMS - open-minded, tolerant, flexible, unbiased, undecided

SENTENCE - My opinionated friend always has a strong view on every topic.

CITE

MEANING - Mentioned or referred to a source as evidence or support (apne source ko mention krna)

SYNONYMS - referenced, quoted, mentioned, attributed, referred

ANTONYMS - ignored, omitted, concealed, withheld, disregarded

SENTENCE - The student cited several reliable sources in his research project.

FREIGHTED

MEANING - Loaded with goods or cargo for transportation (loaded)

SYNONYMS - loaded, laden, packed, burdened, cargoed

ANTONYMS - empty, unloaded, vacant, bare, light

SENTENCE - The ship was freighted with valuable goods before beginning its long journey.

DEFERRED

MEANING - Postponed or delayed until a later time

SYNONYMS - postponed, delayed, adjourned, suspended, put off

ANTONYMS - advanced, accelerated, immediate, prompt, continued

SENTENCE - The school meeting was deferred until next Monday.

INGENUOUS

MEANING - Innocent, sincere, and straightforward without trying to deceive anyone

SYNONYMS - sincere, frank, candid, guileless, artless

ANTONYMS - deceitful, cunning, devious, insincere, manipulative

SENTENCE - Her ingenuous nature made everyone trust her because she always spoke honestly.

INFAMOUS

MEANING - Well known for something bad or unpleasant

SYNONYMS - notorious, disreputable, shameful, scandalous, dishonorable

ANTONYMS - famous, renowned, reputable, honorable, esteemed

SENTENCE - The criminal became infamous for his involvement in several serious crimes.

CUSTOMARY

MEANING - Usual or traditionally done

SYNONYMS - usual, traditional, conventional, routine, habitual

ANTONYMS - unusual, unconventional, rare, exceptional, novel

SENTENCE - It is customary to greet guests warmly when they arrive.

DELICATE

MEANING - Able to be denied, disputed, or challenged as untrue

SYNONYMS - disputable, questionable, contestable, debatable, refutable

ANTONYMS - undeniable, certain, irrefutable, incontrovertible, proven

SENTENCE - The claim was deniable because there was not enough evidence to prove it true.

MELANCHOLY

MEANING - A quiet or deep feeling of sadness, often without a clear reason

SYNONYMS - sadness, sorrow, gloom, mournfulness, pensiveness

ANTONYMS - happiness, cheerfulness, joy, elation, euphoria

SENTENCE - A feeling of melancholy came over her as she looked at her old photographs.

MELANCHOLY

MEANING - A quiet or deep feeling of sadness, often without a clear reason

SYNONYMS - sadness, sorrow, gloom, mournfulness, pensiveness

ANTONYMS - happiness, cheerfulness, joy, elation, euphoria

SENTENCE - A feeling of melancholy came over her as she looked at her old photographs.

ELITE

MEANING - A group considered the best, most skilled, or most powerful in a particular area

SYNONYMS - superior, exceptional, outstanding, premier, exclusive

ANTONYMS - ordinary, inferior, common, mediocre, amateur

SENTENCE - She was selected to join an elite group of young athletes.

HIGHBROW

MEANING - Intellectual, cultured, and interested in complex ideas or subjects.

SYNONYMS - intellectual, cultured, sophisticated, learned, academic

ANTONYMS - unintellectual, uncultured, simple, unsophisticated, lowbrow

SENTENCE - Rohan enjoys highbrow books that discuss philosophy and complex ideas.

PEDANTIC

MEANING - Too concerned with small details, rules, or minor mistakes

SYNONYMS - fussy, nitpicky, punctilious, meticulous, precise

ANTONYMS - easygoing, careless, casual, flexible, unconcerned

SENTENCE - The pedantic teacher spent several minutes correcting a tiny grammatical mistake.

EUPHONIC

MEANING - Pleasant and sweet-sounding, especially in music or speech (sunne me bhot achi)

SYNONYMS - melodious, harmonious, musical, sweet-sounding, tuneful

ANTONYMS - harsh, discordant, jarring, dissonant, grating

SENTENCE - The singer's euphonic voice made the song pleasant to listen to.

DOLEFUL

MEANING - Full of sadness, sorrow, or grief(Dukh se bhari hui)

SYNONYMS - mournful, sorrowful, melancholy, gloomy, woeful

ANTONYMS - cheerful, joyful, jolly, glad, merry

SENTENCE - The doleful music made everyone in the room feel quiet and sad.

REPENTANT

MEANING - Feeling sorry and regretful for doing something wrong(Pachtava hona)

SYNONYMS - remorseful, sorry, regretful, contrite, penitent

ANTONYMS - unrepentant, remorseless, defiant, unapologetic, indifferent

SENTENCE - Rahul felt repentant after realizing that his careless action had upset his sister.

IMPOLITE

MEANING - Not showing good manners or respect towards others

SYNONYMS - rude, discourteous, uncivil, insolent, impertinent

ANTONYMS - polite, courteous, respectful, civil, considerate

SENTENCE - It was impolite of Kabir to interrupt the teacher while she was speaking.

UNCONTRITE

MEANING - Not feeling sorry or guilty for doing something wrong (no pachtava after your galti)

SYNONYMS - unrepentant, remorseless, unapologetic, defiant, shameless

ANTONYMS - contrite, repentant, remorseful, penitent, apologetic

SENTENCE - Even after being warned, he remained uncontrite and refused to apologize.

MAXIM

MEANING - A short saying that expresses a general truth or rule for life(kahavat)

SYNONYMS - proverb, adage, saying, aphorism, precept

ANTONYMS - nonsense, falsehood, absurdity, misconception, fallacy

SENTENCE - "Honesty is the best policy" is a well-known maxim.

PEDAGOGY

MEANING - The method and practice of teaching(Padhane ka tarika)

SYNONYMS - teaching, instruction, education, tutoring, training

ANTONYMS - ignorance, neglect, miseducation, confusion, unawareness

SENTENCE - The teacher's effective pedagogy made the difficult topic easy to understand.

INSTIGATE

MEANING - To encourage or provoke someone to start an action or conflict(Bhadkana)

SYNONYMS - provoke, incite, urge, prompt, encourage

ANTONYMS - dissuade, discourage, prevent, hinder, calm

SENTENCE - He tried to instigate an argument between the two friends.

PELLET

MEANING - A small, hard, rounded piece of a substance

SYNONYMS - granule, bead, capsule, nugget, particle

ANTONYMS - block, chunk, slab, sheet, mass

SENTENCE - The farmer fed the chickens small pellets every morning.

GRIM

MEANING - Very serious, gloomy, or worrying in an unpleasant way

SYNONYMS - stern, gloomy, bleak, somber, dreary

ANTONYMS - cheerful, bright, pleasant, optimistic, joyful

SENTENCE - The grim weather made the entire town look dark and gloomy.

STERN

MEANING - Serious and strict in manner, behaviour, or appearance (Strict banda)

SYNONYMS - strict, severe, firm, serious, authoritative

ANTONYMS - gentle, lenient, easygoing, soft, indulgent

SENTENCE - The teacher gave the noisy students a stern warning.

GROTESQUE

MEANING - Strangely ugly, distorted, bizarre, or unnatural in appearance (ajeeb in negative sense)

SYNONYMS - bizarre, distorted, monstrous, hideous, deformed

ANTONYMS - beautiful, attractive, normal, elegant, pleasant

SENTENCE - The artist created a grotesque statue with a strange and distorted face.

APPALLING

MEANING - Extremely bad, shocking, or unpleasant

SYNONYMS - shocking, terrible, awful, horrible, dreadful

ANTONYMS - excellent, wonderful, pleasant, admirable, impressive

SENTENCE - The students were shocked by the appalling condition of the classroom.

EXORBITANT

MEANING - Much higher than is reasonable, normal, or fair, especially in price

SYNONYMS - excessive, extravagant, overpriced, steep, inflated

ANTONYMS - reasonable, affordable, cheap, inexpensive, moderate

SENTENCE - The restaurant charged an exorbitant price for a simple meal.

EXOTIC

MEANING - Unusual and interesting because it comes from a distant or foreign place

SYNONYMS - unusual, foreign, rare, unfamiliar, extraordinary

ANTONYMS - common, ordinary, familiar, usual, domestic

SENTENCE - The garden was filled with exotic plants from different parts of the world.

EXQUISITE

MEANING - Extremely beautiful, delicate, and carefully made (bhot precision or delicacy se kam Krna

SYNONYMS - beautiful, elegant, magnificent, gorgeous, delicate

ANTONYMS - ugly, ordinary, crude, unattractive, coarse

SENTENCE - The museum displayed an exquisite painting with remarkable detail and beauty.

EXPOSITORY

MEANING - Intended to explain or provide information about a topic clearly and objectively

SYNONYMS - informative, explanatory, descriptive, illustrative, clarifying

ANTONYMS - persuasive, subjective, narrative, emotional, confusing

SENTENCE - The student wrote an expository essay explaining how pollution affects the environment.

TRANQUILITY

MEANING - A state of calmness, peace, and freedom from disturbance

SYNONYMS - serenity, peacefulness, calmness, stillness, quietude

ANTONYMS - chaos, turmoil, agitation, disturbance, anxiety

SENTENCE - The tranquility of the peaceful lake helped me forget all my worries.

LEISURE

MEANING - Free time when you are not working or studying

SYNONYMS - free time, recreation, relaxation, pastime, downtime

ANTONYMS - work, labor, employment, business, occupation

SENTENCE - I like to read books during my leisure time.

RETALIATE

MEANING - To hurt or punish someone in response to being hurt or harmed by them

SYNONYMS - revenge, respond, counterattack, reprisal, strike back

ANTONYMS - forgive, pardon, reconcile, cooperate, pacify

SENTENCE - Instead of retaliating against his rival, he chose to solve the disagreement peacefully.

AMIABLE

MEANING - Friendly, pleasant, and easy to get along with

SYNONYMS - friendly, affable, genial, warm, sociable

ANTONYMS - hostile, unfriendly, aloof, antagonistic, inhospitable

SENTENCE - The amiable teacher made every student feel comfortable in the classroom.

RANCOROUS

MEANING - Filled with deep, lasting resentment or bitterness

SYNONYMS - bitter, resentful, hostile, vindictive, malicious

ANTONYMS - amiable, forgiving, friendly, peaceful, benevolent

SENTENCE - Years of rancorous arguments had destroyed the friendship between the two families.

ARDUOUS

MEANING - Very difficult, tiring, and requiring a lot of effort

SYNONYMS - difficult, laborious, strenuous, demanding, herculean

ANTONYMS - easy, effortless, simple, undemanding, convenient

SENTENCE - Climbing the steep mountain was an arduous task that required great determination.

CONVOLUTED

MEANING - Extremely complicated and difficult to understand because it contains many confusing details or parts

SYNONYMS - complicated, intricate, complex, confusing, elaborate

ANTONYMS - simple, clear, straightforward, plain, uncomplicated

SENTENCE - The instructions were so convoluted that nobody could understand what they were supposed to do.

TRAUMATIC

MEANING - Causing severe emotional shock, distress, or fear

SYNONYMS - distressing, shocking, devastating, horrifying, painful

ANTONYMS - pleasant, comforting, soothing, reassuring, joyful

SENTENCE - The traumatic experience left him frightened for several weeks.

FATAL

MEANING - Causing death or resulting in someone’s death

SYNONYMS - deadly, lethal, mortal, destructive, perilous

ANTONYMS - harmless, safe, beneficial, healing, life-saving

SENTENCE - The doctor warned that ignoring the serious infection could have fatal consequences.

GRUELLING

MEANING - Extremely tiring and demanding, requiring great physical or mental effort

SYNONYMS - exhausting, strenuous, arduous, demanding, tiring

ANTONYMS - easy, relaxing, effortless, comfortable, refreshing

SENTENCE - The athletes completed a gruelling training session before the championship.

FALICIOUS OR FALLACY

MEANING - Based on a false, incorrect, or misleading idea or argument

SYNONYMS - erroneous, false, misleading, unsound, illogical

ANTONYMS - valid, logical, sound, accurate, rational

SENTENCE - The student made a fallacious argument by assuming that one person’s experience proved his entire theory.

FRAIL

MEANING - Physically weak, delicate, or lacking strength

SYNONYMS - weak, feeble, delicate, fragile, infirm

ANTONYMS - strong, sturdy, robust, powerful, healthy

SENTENCE - Despite his frail appearance, the old man had a remarkably strong spirit.

BENEVOLENT

MEANING - Kind, generous, and willing to help others

SYNONYMS - kind, generous, charitable, compassionate, altruistic

ANTONYMS - malevolent, cruel, selfish, mean, heartless

SENTENCE - The benevolent businessman donated a large amount of money to help poor families.

RESPITE

MEANING - A short period of rest or relief from something difficult or tiring

SYNONYMS - break, relief, rest, reprieve, interval

ANTONYMS - continuation, stress, burden, hardship, strain

SENTENCE - After working for several hours, I took a short respite to relax and regain my energy.

ADAMANT

MEANING - Unwilling to change an opinion, decision, or attitude (adiyal)

SYNONYMS - stubborn, unyielding, inflexible, obstinate, firm

ANTONYMS - flexible, agreeable, yielding, open-minded, compliant

SENTENCE - My father was adamant that I should finish my homework before going out with my friends.

OBLIGATORY

MEANING - Required or expected because of a rule, duty, or responsibility (Krna hi Krna hai mandatory types)

SYNONYMS - mandatory, compulsory, required, binding, necessary

ANTONYMS - optional, voluntary, elective, discretionary, unnecessary

SENTENCE - Attending the safety training session is obligatory for all new employees.

BELICOSE

MEANING - Aggressive, hostile, and eager to fight or argue

SYNONYMS - aggressive, hostile, belligerent, combative, pugnacious

ANTONYMS - peaceful, friendly, calm, amicable, pacifist

SENTENCE - The bellicose customer became angry and started arguing with the shopkeeper over a minor issue.

DYSLEXIA

MEANING - A learning difference that can make reading, spelling, and processing written language difficult

SYNONYMS - learning difference, reading difficulty, language disorder, learning disability, reading disorder

ANTONYMS - fluency, literacy, proficiency, comprehension, accuracy

SENTENCE - Although she has dyslexia, Maya has developed effective strategies that help her read and study successfully.

IDIOSYNCRACY

MEANING - A distinctive habit, behavior, or characteristic that is peculiar to one person

SYNONYMS - quirk, peculiarity, eccentricity, trait, oddity

ANTONYMS - normality, conformity, uniformity, typicality, commonality

SENTENCE - One of my father's idiosyncrasies is that he always checks the door three times before going to bed.

OBSOLETE

MEANING - No longer useful or in use because something newer and better has replaced it

SYNONYMS - outdated, outmoded, antiquated, superseded, archaic

ANTONYMS - modern, current, contemporary, advanced, innovative

SENTENCE - The company stopped using the obsolete computer system and replaced it with modern technology.

IRREVOCABLE

MEANING - Impossible to change, reverse, or cancel once it has been made

SYNONYMS - final, permanent, unalterable, binding, immutable

ANTONYMS - reversible, changeable, temporary, alterable, flexible

SENTENCE - Signing the legal agreement was an irrevocable decision that could not be reversed.

PROVISIONAL

MEANING - Temporary and subject to change after further information or decisions

SYNONYMS - temporary, tentative, preliminary, conditional, interim

ANTONYMS - permanent, final, definite, confirmed, fixed

SENTENCE - The meeting date is provisional and may change depending on the manager's availability.

IRREFUTABLE

MEANING - Impossible to deny, dispute, or prove wrong

SYNONYMS - undeniable, incontrovertible, conclusive, indisputable, certain

ANTONYMS - refutable, disputable, debatable, questionable, uncertain

SENTENCE - The scientist presented irrefutable evidence that proved his theory was correct.

DISSIDENT

MEANING - A person who openly disagrees with or opposes an official government or established authority

SYNONYMS - rebel, protester, dissentient, nonconformist, oppositionist

ANTONYMS - supporter, loyalist, conformist, follower, advocate

SENTENCE - The dissident openly criticized the government's policies and demanded greater freedom for citizens.

REBEL

MEANING - A person who resists or refuses to obey an authority, rule, or established system

SYNONYMS - dissident, insurgent, defiant, mutineer, renegade

ANTONYMS - follower, loyalist, conformist, obedient, supporter

SENTENCE - The young rebel challenged the unfair rules and encouraged others to speak up.

CONFORMIST

MEANING - A person who follows accepted rules, customs, or opinions instead of challenging them

SYNONYMS - conventionalist, traditionalist, follower, compliant, conventional

ANTONYMS - nonconformist, rebel, dissident, individualist, unconventional

SENTENCE - As a conformist, he rarely questioned the traditions that everyone else followed.

WRATH

MEANING - Extreme anger or fury

SYNONYMS - fury, rage, anger, indignation, ire

ANTONYMS - calmness, peace, serenity, patience, contentment

SENTENCE - The king struggled to control his wrath after discovering that his trusted advisor had betrayed him.

SUBVERSIVE

MEANING - Intended to weaken or overthrow an established authority or system

SYNONYMS - revolutionary, rebellious, insurgent, dissident, seditious

ANTONYMS - loyal, conformist, conservative, obedient, supportive

SENTENCE - The government considered the journalist's subversive writings a threat to its authority.

RESENTMENT

MEANING - A bitter feeling of anger or displeasure caused by being treated unfairly or badly(Gussa hona apne sath kuch galat hone k karan)

SYNONYMS - bitterness, grudge, indignation, rancor, displeasure

ANTONYMS - forgiveness, contentment, acceptance, goodwill, amity

SENTENCE - She felt resentment toward her colleague after he took credit for her hard work.

FURY

MEANING - An extremely strong and uncontrollable feeling of anger

SYNONYMS - rage, wrath, ragefulness, ire, indignation

ANTONYMS - calmness, serenity, patience, peace, contentment

SENTENCE - The coach was filled with fury when he discovered that the players had deliberately ignored his instructions.

PROMPTLY

MEANING - Quick, immediate, or done without delay

SYNONYMS - quick, immediate, swift, instant, expeditious

ANTONYMS - delayed, slow, late, tardy, gradual

SENTENCE - The doctor gave a prompt response when the patient suddenly became ill.

SAVOUR

MEANING - To enjoy something slowly and fully, especially a pleasant experience or taste

SYNONYMS - enjoy, relish, appreciate, delight in, treasure

ANTONYMS - dislike, ignore, neglect, rush, despise

SENTENCE - She sat by the beach and savoured the peaceful sunset before returning home.

PRECEDENCE

MEANING - The condition of being more important or having priority over something else

SYNONYMS - priority, preference, primacy, preeminence, supremacy

ANTONYMS - inferiority, subordination, insignificance, neglect, unimportance

SENTENCE - During an emergency, saving lives should take precedence over protecting property.

WREAK

MEANING - To cause or inflict something harmful, damaging, or unpleasant

SYNONYMS - inflict, cause, create, do, produce

ANTONYMS - prevent, repair, heal, protect, preserve

SENTENCE - The powerful earthquake wreaked havoc across the city, destroying roads and damaging hundreds of buildings.

REIGN

MEANING - The period during which a king or queen rules a country

SYNONYMS - rule, governance, sovereignty, dominion, leadership

ANTONYMS - submission, subordination, disobedience, anarchy, overthrow

SENTENCE - During her long reign, the queen introduced many reforms that improved the lives of her people.

MEEK

MEANING - Gentle, quiet, and unwilling to argue or fight

SYNONYMS - gentle, humble, timid, submissive, mild

ANTONYMS - aggressive, assertive, bold, dominant, arrogant

SENTENCE - The meek boy rarely argued with others and always spoke in a gentle and respectful manner.

BRAZEN

MEANING - Bold and shameless, especially when doing something wrong (besharam)

SYNONYMS - bold, shameless, audacious, impudent, brazen-faced

ANTONYMS - shy, modest, humble, respectful, timid

SENTENCE - The brazen thief attempted to steal the painting in broad daylight without showing any fear.

IMPUDENT

MEANING - Disrespectfully bold, rude, or showing a lack of respect toward others(Disrespectfully bat Krna)

SYNONYMS - rude, insolent, disrespectful, brazen, impertinent

ANTONYMS - respectful, polite, humble, courteous, obedient

SENTENCE - The impudent student interrupted the teacher and spoke to her in a disrespectful manner.

CHEEKY

MEANING - Slightly rude or disrespectful in a playful, amusing, or mischievous way(Masti mast me batmeezi krn

SYNONYMS - mischievous, impish, saucy, impudent, pert

ANTONYMS - respectful, polite, well-mannered, humble, obedient

SENTENCE - The cheeky boy gave his teacher a playful smile after making a silly joke.