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✅ Daily The Hindu Vocabulary 21 Feb 2025 1. INTACT (ADJECTIVE): (अक्षुण्ण): whole Synonyms: entire, complete Antonyms: broken Example Sentence:Only the medieval tower had remained intact. 2. WAIVE (VERB): (छोड़ देना): disregard Synonyms: ignore, overlook Antonyms: uphold Example Sentence:He didn't waive his right in the matter. 3. OUTGOING (ADJECTIVE): (बहिर्गामी): departing Synonyms: retiring, leaving Antonyms: incoming Example Sentence:The outgoing PM is an inspiration for all. 4. FORGO (VERB): (त्यागना): do without Synonyms: go without, give up Antonyms: keep Example Sentence:He wanted to forgo the tea and leave while they could. 5. ADVERSE (ADJECTIVE): (प्रतिकूल): unfavourable Synonyms: disadvantageous, inauspicious Antonyms: favourable Example Sentence:Taxes are having an adverse effect on production. 6. ALLIANCE (NOUN): (संबंध): relationship Synonyms: affinity, association Antonyms: distance Example Sentence:A balanced alliance between traditions and modernity avoids chaos. 7. ALLY (VERB): (संघटित करना): combine Synonyms: marry, couple Antonyms: split Example Sentence:He allied his racing experience with his father's business acumen. 8. RENUNCIATION (NOUN): (निवृत्ति): abandonment Synonyms: resignation, abdication Antonyms: assertion Example Sentence:The talks were dependent on a renunciation of terrorism. 9. ULTIMATE (ADJECTIVE): (अंतिम): eventual Synonyms: last, final Antonyms: immediate Example Sentence:My team’s ultimate aim was to delay his resignation. 10. MITIGATE (VERB): (कम करना): alleviate Synonyms: reduce, diminish Antonyms: aggravate Example Sentence:Drainage schemes have helped to mitigate this problem.

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