Key Learnings
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Verb : condemned //कन्डेम्ड// [निंदा करना]
Definition: to criticize something or someone strongly, usually for moral reasons
Synonyms: censure, denounce, berate, chastise, rebuke, slam
Antonym: praise, laud, exonerate, celebrate, commend -
Verb : enact //इनैक्ट// [कानून बनाना]
Definition: to make a law, or to make an idea into a law
Synonyms: legislate, establish, ordain, execute, decree
Antonym: quash, abolish, repeal, abrogate, invalidate -
Noun : exigency //एक्सिजन्सी// [अत्यावश्यकता]
Definition: the difficulties of a situation, especially one that causes urgent demands
Synonyms: urgency, distress, necessity, crisis, imperativeness
Antonym: calm, tranquility, quiescence, peace -
Adjective : horrendous //हॉरेन्डस// [भयानक]
Definition: extremely unpleasant or bad
Synonyms: gruesome, horrid, apalling, awful, dire
Antonym: pleasant, appealing, sweet -
Definition: an accepted standard or a way of behaving or doing things that most people agree with
Synonyms: standard, exemplar, pattern, paradigm, yardstick, model
Antonym: atypical behaviour -
Definition: the responsibility or duty to do something
Synonyms: duty, liability, obligation, accountability
Antonym: freedom, option, choice, exemption, privilege -
Noun : perpetrators //पर्पट्रेटर// [अपराधी]
Definition: someone who has committed a crime or a violent or harmful act
Synonyms: offender, criminal, culprit, felon, delinquent
Antonym: innocent, law-abiding, victim, impeccant, innoxious