1. Riled (verb) (उखड़) – make (someone) annoyed or irritated
Synonyms – disturb, irritate
Antonyms – comfort, delight
Ex: She eyed him, not sure his patronizing tone wasn't meant to rile her.

2. Verse (noun) (कविता)– writing arranged with a metrical rhythm, typically having a rhyme
Synonyms – lyric, jingle
Antonyms – prose
Ex: He knew how to read the Latin verse, but, I must translate the meaning to him.

3. Convulsed (verb) (आलोड़ित करना)– throw (a country) into violent social or political upheaval
Synonyms – torment, unsettle
Antonyms – calm, order
Ex: The whole social fabric had been convulsed and transformed.

4. Embattled (adjective) (ठनी)– (of a place or people) involved in or prepared for war, especially because surrounded by enemy forces
Synonyms – beset, fighting
Ex: Having failed to get any biography from the embattled Miss Wing, Charles proceeded to the source.

5. Blasphemy (noun) (ईश - निंदा) – the action or offence of speaking sacrilegiously about God or sacred things, profane talk
Synonyms – indignity, scoffing
Antonyms – respect, religion
Ex: The minister preached for hours about the sins of blasphemy against the church.

6. Proximity (noun) (निकटता)– nearness in space, time, or relationship
Synonyms – adjacency, contiguity
Antonyms – remoteness, distance
Ex: The lazy woman always chooses her parking spot based on its proximity to the building 
she plans to enter.

7. Whip (noun) (कोड़ा) – a strip of leather or length of cord fastened to a handle, used for flogging or beating a person or for urging on an animal
Synonyms – birch, belt
Antonyms – discouragement
Ex: He ignored the whip.

8. Locus (noun) (ठिकाना) – a particular position or place where something occurs or is situated
Synonyms – arrangement, deportment
Antonyms – solution, success
Ex: with its locus at the center of the bridge.

9. Evictions (noun) (निष्कासन) – the action of expelling someone from a property, expulsion
Synonyms – ejection, removal
Antonyms – including, leasing
Ex: The forced eviction of residents.

10. Retrograde (adjective) (पतित) – reverting to an earlier and inferior condition
Synonyms – declining, lapsing
Antonyms – forward, positive
Ex: When the designer brought out his new line, it was obvious the designs were retrograde styles from the 1970s.



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