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List of Synonyms with Hindi: Vocabulary Made Easy

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1. Synonyms (पर्यायवाची शब्द ) ​

WordHindi MeaningSynonyms
Abilityदक्षता/क्षमता/निपुणताskill, power, capacity
Accidentदुर्घटनाCasualty, Mishap, Mischance
AbodeनिवासResidence, Habitation, Dwelling place
Absenceअनुपस्थितिDearth, Deficiency, Scarcity
Accentदबाव/जोरEmphasis, Stress, Pitch
AccessपहुँचApproach,Admission, Entrance
Allianceसंधि/समझौताCoalition, Agreement, Treaty
Ancestorपूर्वजForefather, Predecessor, Antecedent
Ancientप्राचीनObsolete, Oldfashioned, Out of date
Antipathyघृणा/अनिच्छाHostility, Dislike, Enemity, Hate
BarrierअवरोधObstacle, Fence, Impedime
Barbarianअसभ्य/गँवारSavage, Illiterate, Boor
Battalionसैन्य दल/ पलटनRegiment, Brigade, Company
Behaviourव्यवहार/चाल ढालConduct, Manner, Dealing
BenefitलाभGain, Profit, Advantage
Absoluteपूर्ण/शुद्धComplete, Exact, Unconditional
Abnormalअसामान्य/प्रतिकूलAnomalous, Insane, Irregular
Admirableप्रशसनीयExcellent, Commendable, Estimable
Abundantप्रचुरAmple, plentiful, Copious
Alertसतर्कQuick, Prompt, Cautious
Ambitiousमहत्त्वाकांक्षीZealous, Aspiring, Soaring
BankruptदिवालियाPenniless, Insolvent, Indigent
Bashfulशर्मिलाShy, Diffident, Introvert
BeneficialलाभदायकHelpful, Profitable, Advantageous
BrightचमकीलाShining, Radiant, Lucent
CarelessअसावधानMindless, Heedless, Incautious
Calmशांति/विश्रामQuiet, Relaxed, Tranquil
CautiousसचेतAlert, Careful, Vigilant
Capableसमर्थCompetent, Proficient, Qualified
ComplicatedजटिलComplex, Difficult, Intricate
HereditaryवंशानुगतAncestral, Genetic, Inherited
Illegalगैर कानूनीUnlawful, Illicit, Prohibited
ImmediateतुरंतInstant, Recent, Urgent
Internalआन्तरिकInner, Interior, Domestic
Knownप्रसिद्ध/परिचितPopular, Famous, Familiar
Lethalप्राणघातकFatal, Noxious, Deadly
Luxuriousसुख भोगीComfortable, Lavish, Deluxe
Vagueअस्पष्टObscure, Ambiguous, Unclear
WrongगलतFalse, Untrue, Incorrect
Abandonत्याग देनाGive up, Leave, Surrender
Abbreviateसंक्षिप्त करनाAbridge, Shorten, Condense
Accelerateजल्दी करनाAdvance,Expedite, Hasten
Acceptस्वीकार/विश्वास करनाAcknowledge, Believe, Recognise
Accuseदोषी ठहरानाBlame, Charge, Impeach
Accordस्वीकृति देनाAgree, Allow, Grant
Aggravateउत्तेजित करनाIncrease, Irritate, Intensify
Ascendऊपर चढ़नाMount, Moveup, Rise, Climb
Betrayविश्वासघात करनाAbandon, Desert, Backstab
Borrowऋण लेनाAdopt, Imitate, Take, Use
Boycottबहिष्कार करनाIgnore, Reject, Exclude
Banishनिर्वासित करनाExpel, Exile, Dismiss
Bearबर्दाश्त करनाSuffer, Feel, Tolerate
Calculateगणना करनाCount, Compute, Reckon
Cancelनिरस्त करनाDrop, Over rule, Abolish
BelowनीचेBeneath, Inferior, Subordinate
BeneathनीचेUnder, Down, Below
Besidesके अतिरिक्तFurther, Moreover, Also
Beyondके बाहर/ से परेYonder, Far, Further, Farther
Exactlyबिल्कुल वैसा हीPrecisely, Absolutely, Accurately
FinallyअंततःLastly, Ultimately, Conclusively
Forciblyबल पूर्वकForcefully, Violently, Necessarily
Graduallyशनैः शनैःSlowly, Steadily, Progressively
Happilyखुशी सेCheerfully, Gladly, Joyfully, Merrily

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