Word | Part of Speech | Meaning | Synonyms | Antonyms | Example |
Bumpy | Adjective | (ऊबड़खाबड़) Of uneven surface.Marked by bumps or uneven surfaces. | Choppy, Jarring, Uneven, Jerky | Smooth, Calm, Level, Even | The rural roads in some parts are still bumpy. |
Amid | Preposition | (के बीच) Sin the middle of. | Among, Mid, Midst, Through, Amongst | Away, Beyond, Far, Outside | It was impossible to hear the Phone call amid all the sounds in the concert. |
Delicate | Adjective | (नाजुक) Responding to slightest of change or influence. | Airy, Exquisite, Beautiful, Cautious, Subtle | Indelicate, Stront, Uncarefull, Robust, Strong, Sturdy, Rigid | The spare part of the machine was so delicate that its transportation cost was double of regular. |
Poised | Adjective | (एक रचित और आत्मविश्वासी तरीके से होना।) Characterized by easy composure and balance. | Audacious, Certain, Bold, Composed, Aloof, Amiable, Gentle, Impassive | Agitated, Excessive, Excited, Angry | The entire crew was poised even after their loss of award. |
Persistent | Adjective | (दृढ़) Lasting tenaciously. Constantly repeated. | Constant, Continual, Endless, Patient | Broken, Ceasing, Disloyal, Terminable | The persistent efforts made by Chestha made her successful in her business. |
Merchandise | Noun | (व्यापार) Goods for sale. | Commodity, Material, Product, Stock | – | The youtube channel has launched a lineup of merchandise. |
Deficit | Noun | (घाटा) A loss in some operations. Deficiency in amount. | Loss, Shortfall, Scantiness, Shortcoming | Abundance, Satisfaction, Success, Sufficiency | There has been a financial deficit in the department. |
Elevated | Adjective | (ऊपर उठाया हुआ) Raised above the ground level. | Exalted, Inflated, Eloquent, Raised | Dwarfed, Little, Dropped, Immoral | The house has been elevated from the ground by 6 feet. |
Albeit | Conjunction | (हालांकि) Even though | Although, Even if, Notwithstanding, Even though | – | It was an enjoyable, albeit expensive trip. |
Robust | Adjective | (मज़बूत) Strongly built. | Booming, Hearty, Potent, Powerful | Ailing, Unfit, Fragile, Impotent | The photo frame at his house is robust. |
Upend | Verb | (समाप्त कर देना) To affect drastically. To place back-end up. To defeat. | Alter, Backtrack, tip, Transpose, Abolish, Conquer, Crush, Level | Establish, Fail, Yield, Institute | Rajesh upended his bicycle to fix the flat tire. |
Headwinds | Noun | (विपरीत परिस्थितियों) Wind in the opposite direction of the course of movement. A situation that is unfavourable to the course of action. | Opposite | Support, Catalyst | The headwinds faced by electric vehicle manufacturers are now at ease. |
Disbursal | Noun | (संवितरण) An act of paying out or releasing the amount for some purpose. | Contribute, Dispense, Distribute, Expend | Hold, Keep, Take, Attach | The disbursal of funds will depend upon the proposal sent by your team. |
Inoculation | Noun | (टीका) The act or process of introducing an antigen into a living organism. | Injection, Shot, Prevention, Vaccination | – | India has achieved the largest number of inoculations. |
Bullish | Adjective | (तेजी) The rise in prices. Optimistic about something. | Cogent, Commanding, Energetic, Strong | Apathetic, Idle, Impotent, Weak | Mr. Jhunjhunwala is bullish about the Indian Economy. |
Extent | Noun | (क्षेत्र) The degree or space to which something extends. | Amount, Degree, Duration, Measure | Extreme | The extent of our company should be limitless. |
Debilitating | Adjective | (दुर्बल) Causing or tending to cause impairment of strength. | Exhausting, Taxing, Draining, Sapping | Strengthening, Bolster | Rajesh has debilitating pain in his leg. |
Tandem | Noun | (मिलकर) A group of two or more acting in conjunction. | Club, Company, Gang, Lineup | Individual, Single, One, Alone | The salary reduction happens in tandem with the absence from work. |
Topsy-Turvy | Adverb | (नीचे ऊपर का) In utter confusion. With top where the bottom should be. | Backwards, Upended, In disorder, inside-out | Harmonized, Ordered | The situation in middle-east has been topsy-turvy. |
Adjective | (नीचे ऊपर) Confused or disorderly. | Chaotic, Tangled, Cluttered, Littered, Disarranged | Bandbox, Crisp, Neat, Orderly | The economic conditions turned topsy-turvy due to uncertainty about the lockdown. | |
Noun | (उलझन) A state of inversion of the natural order | Chaos | Peace | The stock market can be up or down, there can be profit one day and topsy-turviness the other day. |