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1) Fledgling (Noun) — अनुभवहीन मनुष्य
Definition: A person or organization that is immature, inexperienced, or underdeveloped.
Synonyms: Emerging, Emergent
Antonyms: Declining, Mature
Usage: The fledgling IBC has been severely tested in the two years since its enactment.
2) Stifled (Verb) — गला घोंटना
Definition: Make (someone) unable to breathe properly; suffocate.
Synonyms: Suffocate, Choke, Asphyxiate
Antonyms: Cold, Chilly
Usage: One of its better economic initiatives being stifled by vested interests.
3) Mount (Verb) — चढ़ना
Definition: Climb up (stairs, a hill, or other rising surface).
Synonyms: Go up, Ascend, Climb, Climb up, Scale,
Antonyms: Descend
Usage: One of the major challenges mounted against the IBC was by operational creditors, who are owed money by the company in the normal course of operations for supply of goods and services.
4) Stymie (Verb) — प्रतिबाधित करना
Definition: Prevent or hinder the progress of.
Synonyms: Impede, Interfere with, Hamper, Hinder, Obstruct
Antonyms: Assist, Help
Usage: With the Supreme Court now ruling that there are “intelligible differentia” between operational and financial creditors, an avenue that defaulters used to stymie proceedings has been closed.
5) Recalcitrant (Adjective) — आज्ञा न माननेवाला
Definition: Having an obstinately uncooperative attitude towards authority or discipline
Synonyms: Uncooperative, Intractable, Unmanageable, Ungovernable, Refractory, and Insubordinate
Antonyms: Amenable, Docile, Compliant
Usage: This constitutes a clear signal of its backing for the IBC which, despite all the challenges that it has faced, has been successful in sending a message to recalcitrant defaulters that there can be no more business-as-usual when they default.
6) Enervate (Verb) – कमज़ोर बनाना
Definition: Make (someone) feel drained of energy or vitality.
Synonyms: Exhaust, Tire, Fatigue, Weary
Antonyms: Invigorate
Usage: Novak Djokovic, at his absolute best, can make even the most fiercely competitive of draws appear enervated.
7) Gritty (Adjective) — किरकिरा
Definition: Showing courage and resolve.
Synonyms: Courageous, Brave, Plucky, Mettlesome
Usage: To be sure, Djokovic had lost in each of the three tournaments before the Australian Open — to rising youngsters in Karen Khachanov and Alexander Zverev, and the gritty Roberto Bautista Agut
8) Astonish (Verb) — चकित करना
Definition: Surprise or impress (someone) greatly.
Synonyms: Amaze, Astound, Stagger, Surprise
Antonyms:
Usage: First in 25 finals for the Spaniard, proved that the 31-year-old had lost none of his astonishing powers of recovery.
9) Elite (Noun) — अभिजात वर्ग
Definition: A select group that is superior in terms of ability or qualities to the rest of a group or society.
Synonyms: Best, Pick, Cream, Flower
Antonyms: Dregs
Usage: The tournament seemed open to further upsets, but the business end demonstrated that the elite can never be written off.
10) Gallant (Adjective) – वीर या बहादूर
Definition: (of a person or their behaviour) brave; heroic.
Synonyms: Brave, Courageous, Valiant, Valorous, Bold
Antonyms: Cowardly
Usage: On the women’s side, this clash has seemed heightened in recent years, and Naomi Osaka, with her gallant three-set win over Petra Kvitova in the final, firmly established herself as the next big thing.
