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vociferous (adjective)
IPA: /vəˈsɪf.ər.əs/
Hindi Pronunciation: वो-सि-फेर-उस (Vo-si-fer-us)
Root: Latin vociferari (to shout)
Etymology: From Latin vox (voice) + ferre (to carry), meaning "expressing opinions loudly and forcefully"
Synonyms: Boisterous, outspoken, clamorous
Antonyms: Quiet, silent, subdued
Hindi Meaning: जोरदार और शोरगुलपूर्ण (Jordaar Aur Shorgulpurna)
Example Sentence: The protesters were vociferous in their demands for justice.
winsome (adjective)
IPA: /ˈwɪn.səm/
Hindi Pronunciation: विन-सम (Win-sam)
Root: Old English wynn (joy, pleasure)
Etymology: From Old English wynn, meaning "charming, attractive, or appealing in a childlike way"
Synonyms: Charming, engaging, delightful
Antonyms: Unattractive, unpleasant, off-putting
Hindi Meaning: मनमोहक (Manmohak)
Example Sentence: Her winsome smile won over everyone at the party.
yearn (verb)
IPA: /jɝːn/
Hindi Pronunciation: यर्न (Yarn)
Root: Old English giernan (to desire)
Etymology: From Old English giernan, meaning "to have a deep longing for something"
Synonyms: Long for, crave, desire
Antonyms: Dislike, reject, spurn
Hindi Meaning: तरसना या लालसा रखना (Tarasna Ya Laalsa Rakhna)
Example Sentence: He yearned to travel the world and experience different cultures.
belligerent (adjective)
IPA: /bəˈlɪdʒ.ɚ.ənt/
Hindi Pronunciation: बे-लिज-रेंट (Be-lij-rent)
Root: Latin belliger (waging war)
Etymology: From Latin bellum (war) + gerere (to carry), meaning "hostile and aggressive"
Synonyms: Combative, hostile, antagonistic
Antonyms: Peaceful, friendly, amicable
Hindi Meaning: लड़ाकू या आक्रामक (Ladaaku Ya Aakramak)
Example Sentence: His belligerent attitude often led to unnecessary conflicts.
debilitate (verb)
IPA: /dɪˈbɪl.ɪ.teɪt/
Hindi Pronunciation: डि-बिलि-टेट (Di-bili-tet)
Root: Latin debilitare (to weaken)
Etymology: From Latin debilis (weak), meaning "to make someone weak or feeble"
Synonyms: Weaken, enfeeble, exhaust
Antonyms: Strengthen, energize, fortify
Hindi Meaning: दुर्बल बनाना (Durbal Banana)
Example Sentence: The long illness debilitated him, making it difficult to walk.
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