The document provides a list of English words along with their Hindi meanings and synonyms and antonyms. Some of the words included are:
- Ostentation: its synonyms are falseness, affectation, etc. and its antonyms are quiet, modesty, etc.
- Penitent: its synonyms are apologetic, remorseful, etc. and its antonyms are impenitent, unrepentant.
- Ponder: its synonyms are muse, contemplate, etc. and its antonyms are forget, ignore.
- Insolvent: its synonyms are bankrupt, busted, etc. and its antonyms are moneyed, wealthy.
The document provides a list of English words along with their Hindi meanings and synonyms and antonyms. Some of the words included are:
- Ostentation: its synonyms are falseness, affectation, etc. and its antonyms are quiet, modesty, etc.
- Penitent: its synonyms are apologetic, remorseful, etc. and its antonyms are impenitent, unrepentant.
- Ponder: its synonyms are muse, contemplate, etc. and its antonyms are forget, ignore.
- Insolvent: its synonyms are bankrupt, busted, etc. and its antonyms are moneyed, wealthy.
The document provides a list of English words along with their Hindi meanings and synonyms and antonyms. Some of the words included are:
- Ostentation: its synonyms are falseness, affectation, etc. and its antonyms are quiet, modesty, etc.
- Penitent: its synonyms are apologetic, remorseful, etc. and its antonyms are impenitent, unrepentant.
- Ponder: its synonyms are muse, contemplate, etc. and its antonyms are forget, ignore.
- Insolvent: its synonyms are bankrupt, busted, etc. and its antonyms are moneyed, wealthy.
The document provides a list of English words along with their Hindi meanings and synonyms and antonyms. Some of the words included are:
- Ostentation: its synonyms are falseness, affectation, etc. and its antonyms are quiet, modesty, etc.
- Penitent: its synonyms are apologetic, remorseful, etc. and its antonyms are impenitent, unrepentant.
- Ponder: its synonyms are muse, contemplate, etc. and its antonyms are forget, ignore.
- Insolvent: its synonyms are bankrupt, busted, etc. and its antonyms are moneyed, wealthy.