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Stringent (adjective)
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• Meaning very strict or severe
• Synonyms strict, firm, rigorous
• Antonyms flexible, slack,lax
• Our government has made stringent rules for the
  safety of women.

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Conferred (verb)

• Meaning to discuss something important in
• order to make a decision
• Synonyms accord, grant,vest
• Antonyms withhold, remove
• The jury conferred to choose the winner.

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Cognitive (adjective)

• Meaning connected with the process of thinking
• Synonyms percipience, discernment, cognizance
• Antonyms heedlessness, ignorance
• A lot of cognitive ability is required to do any
  new work.

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Rhetoric (noun)

• Meaning the act of speaking or writing formally
  and effectively especially as a way to persuade
  or influence people
• Synonyms bombast, grandiloquence, verbiage
• Antonyms inarticulateness
• The famous author hoped that his rhetoric writing
  would provoke people against reservation.

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Sequestration (noun)

• Meaning state of being kept apart from other
  people.
• Synonyms seclusion, segregation, solitude
• Antonyms togetherness
• The sequestration of murderer prevented to meet
  his co-mates.
• .

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Influx (noun)

• Meaning the arrival of large flow of people,
  things or emotions
• Synonyms affluence,inflow, inpouring
• Antonyms outflow, outpouring
• I felt influx happiness after I had qualified SBI
  PO examination.

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Inscrutable (adjective)

• Meaning causing people to feel curious or
  confused
• Synonyms arcane, enigmatic, occult
• Antonyms obvious, unambiguous, accessible
• Many cases remain inscrutable in our country due
  to lack of evidences.

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Punitive (adjective)

• Meaning intended to punish someone
• Synonyms castigating, penal
• Antonyms nonpunitive
• The principal is taking punitive actions against
  the students who misbehaved with their teacher.

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Deter (verb)

• Meaning to prevent from happening
• Synonyms discourage, dissuade, inhibit
• Antonyms encourage, persuade
• Rams friend deter him from fighting which he
  would later regret.

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Fervent (adjective)

• Meaning having or showing very strong feeling
• Synonyms ardent, fervid, torrid
• Antonyms impassive, dispassionate
• Radha fervent attitude towards book makes
  everyone feels she will be a great writer.

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Dissipated (verb)

• Meaning to disappear
• Synonyms dissolute, reprobate, degraded
• Antonyms pure, uncorrupt
• The bond between me and my friend dissipated when
  I found her backbiting about me.

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Subservient (adjective)

• Meaning prepared to obey others unquestioningly.
• Synonyms submissive
• Antonyms independent
• It is, thus, wrong to compare a corporate board
  to the RBIs and suggest that the Governor is
  subservient to it.

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Articulated (verb)

• Meaning having or showing the ability to speak
  fluently and coherently,
• Synonyms express
• Antonyms listen
• Such a scenario would strengthen the case for a
  second referendum, articulated most eloquently by
  former Prime Minister John Major and echoed in a
  public demonstration in London.

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Iterations (noun)

• Meaning the repetition of a process or
  utterance.
• Synonyms emphasis
• Antonyms oxymoron
• The projected water demand of the energy sector
  makes it an important point for the NITI Aayog to
  consider while bringing out future iterations of
  the CWMI.

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Ramifications (noun)

• Meaning a complex or unwelcome consequence of an
  action or event
• Synonyms outcome
• Antonyms cause
• Her failure to win parliamentary backing for the
  exit deal would raise the risk of a no deal
  Brexit, with potentially chaotic ramifications.

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Concurrent (adjective)

• Meaning existing, happening, or done at the same
  time.
• Synonyms simultaneous
• Antonyms asynchronous
• Eminent past Governors have interpreted Section
  7, the relevant one, to mean that the powers of
  the board and that of the Governor are
  concurrent.

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Meddling (verb)

• Meaning interfere in something that is not one's
  concern.
• Synonyms intrude
• Antonyms leave
• You only have to read the memoirs of the former
  Governors, Y.V. Reddy and Duvvuri Subbarao, to
  understand the extent of meddling by the Centre
  in the RBIs affairs.

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Annul (verb)

• Meaning declare invalid (an official agreement,
  decision, or result).
• Synonyms nullify
• Antonyms restore
• Members have a period of 30 days within which
  they can either suggest modifications to the
  regulations or annul them.

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Caveat (noun)

• Meaning a warning of specific conditions, or
  limitations.
• Synonyms caution
• Antonyms carelessness
• He can exercise all powers and do all things that
  may be exercised and done by the RBI. This is
  subject to a caveat though.

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Resilience (noun)

• Meaning the capacity to recover quickly from
  difficulties
• Synonyms flexible
• Antonyms rigidity
• However, there is a lot to be done to upgrade
  infrastructure and housing in coastal districts
  to meet higher standards of resilience in an era
  of extreme weather events.

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Remittance (noun)

• Meaning the act of spending money as a payment
  of something
• Synonyms payment, fee, remuneration
• Antonyms nonpayment
• The order will not be delivered until we receive
  your remittance.

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Feud (noun)

• Meaning a prolonged and bitter quarrel or
  dispute
• Synonyms argue, bicker, quabble
• Antonyms concord, accord
• This long running feud weakened the legitimacy
  of both parties, thus creating the space for
  extremism to grow.

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Perennial (adjective)

• Meaning lasting or existing for a long or
  apparently infinite time
• Synonyms imperishable, abiding, perpetual
• Antonyms obsolete, outdated
• It is a sign of how accustomed India has got to
  the perennial Kashmir crisis that the municipal
  elections held in Jammu and Kashmir recently,
  which saw near zero voter turnout in the Valley,
  have generated such limited public discussion.

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Catastrophic (adjective)

• Meaning involving or causing sudden great damage
  or suffering.
• Synonyms disastrous
• Antonyms beneficial
• The National Cyclone Risk Mitigation Project
  started by the Ministry of Home Affairs has been
  working to reduce the impact of such catastrophic
  events on Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, West Bengal,
  Tamil Nadu and Gujarat, classified as States
  with higher vulnerability most western coastal
  States are in the next category.

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Conciliatory (verb)

• Meaning intended to placate or pacify
• Synonyms harmonize, reconcile, conform
• Antonyms disharmonize
• Aware of the fact, Mrs. Gandhi should have taken
  a conciliatory approach with Abdullah.

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Benign (adjective)

• Meaning gentle or kind
• Synonyms innocuous, amiable, benevolent
• Antonyms adverse, baleful
• New Delhi is so powerful in Kashmir, it needs to
  appear more benign than usual.

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Resurgent (adjective)

• Meaning increasing again or becoming popular
  again
• Synonyms renewal, resurrection
• Antonyms extinction
• The resurgent Kashmir militancy was something
  that the Narendra Modi government inherited.

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Incipient (adjective)

• Meaning beginning to come into existence
• Synonyms nascent, inchoate
• Antonyms mature, ripened
• Those who felt that the Abdullah Congress
  alliance had robbed the elections became the
  first recruits of the incipient insurgency.

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Disparity (adjective)

• Meaning different from each other
• Synonyms discrepancy, inconsistency
• Antonyms similarity, equality
• This power disparity not only increases the
  likelihood of its abuse but also generates
  suspicion of abuse in the minds of the Kashmiri
  people.

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Reckon (verb)

• Meaning to think,to consider
• Synonyms compute, quantify
• Antonyms disregard, neglect
• It must reckon with the profound dissatisfaction
  that the Kashmiri people have expressed through
  this recent boycott.