Synonyms: Archetype, Exemplar, Epitome, Model, Ideal
Example: Regard science as the paradigm of true knowledge.
2. Contentious (adj): Causing or likely to cause an argument. (विवादास्पद)
Synonyms: Controversial, Disputable, Debatable, Moot, Vexed
Antonyms: Agreeable, Peaceful, Pacific, Unbelligerent
Example: The socio-economic plan had been the subject of contentious debate.
3. Pedagogical (adj): Relating to teaching. (शिक्षा-विज्ञान-संबंधी)
Synonyms: Didactic, Scholastic, Pedantic, Academic, Educational
Example: The innovative pedagogical methods used in the classroom.
4. Larceny (noun): Theft of personal property. (चोरी)
Synonyms: Pilfering, Misappropriation, Purloining, Filching, Burglary
Example: As a pickpocket, he was charged with larceny.
5. Malfeasance (noun): Wrongdoing or misconduct especially by a public official. (दुराचार, दुष्कर्म)
Synonyms: Malefaction, Misdemeanour, Felony, Delinquency
Antonyms: Obedience, Duty, Conduct
Example: Because of the company president’s malfeasance, he has been removed from his office.
6. Rule with an iron fist (idiom): To rule in a very stern manner. (निर्दयता से शासन करना)
Synonyms: Tyrannize, Subjugate, Oppress, Domineer
Antonyms: Yield, Surrender, Submit
Example: The dictator ruled with an iron fist and terrified the citizens.
7. Manifest (verb): To show something clearly, through signs or actions. (प्रकट करना, प्रकाशित करना)
Synonyms: Display, Show, Exhibit, Demonstrate
Antonyms: Hide, Cover, Conceal
Example: The workers chose to manifest their dissatisfaction in a series of strikes.
Related: Manifested, Manifested
8. Indelible (adj): That cannot be removed, washed away, or erased. (जो मिट न सके)
Synonyms: Permanent, Ineffaceable, Inexpungible, Lasting
Antonyms: Washable, Removable, Temporary, Erasable
Example: Julia was dismayed to see that the red wine had left an indelible stain on her best silk blouse.
9. Derisively (adverb): In a manner expressing contempt or ridicule. (उपहासपूर्वक)
Synonyms: Mockingly, Scoffingly, Scornfully, Sardonically
Antonyms: Earnest, Serious, Solemn
Example: The derisive performances of some of the singers on the talent show.
10. Pull the plug (noun): To put an end to someone's activities or plans. (रोकना, बंद करना)
Synonyms: Finish, Abolish, Stop, Cease, Terminate
Example: The boss pulled the plug on the project because there was no more money in the budget.