1. Pity (n.) – पिटी - सहानुभूति / दया
Often, people show pity on orphans.
We should also have pity on animals.
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2. Substantial (adj.) – सब्सटैन्शियल - बड़ी मात्रा में
The government has a substantial stake in this business.
Even a small help of yours is substantial for me.
3. Duplicate (v. & n.) – डुप्लिकेट - नकल करना / अनुलिपि
Duplicating published material without permission is illegal.
We will not be able to return the documents, so keep their duplicates with you.
4. As a result (conj.) – ऐज़ अ रिज़ल्ट - नतीजतन / फलस्वरूप
There was heavy pollution in the city. As a result, exams were delayed.
I worked extremely hard to learn English last year. As a result, I got a good job.
5. Existence (n.) - एक्ज़िस्टेंस - अस्तित्व में होना
Many such buildings have been built by the Britishers that are still in existence, and their worth is in lacs and crores.
Many thousand years ago, various kinds and species of beings used to live, but due to the sudden change in temperature, they are no longer in existence.
6. In a nutshell (Conj.) – इन अ नटशैल - संक्षेप में
In a nutshell, I admit that the entire procedure was very tiring.
In a nutshell, organic food always has more nutrients.
7. Meritorious (adj.) - मेरिटोरियस – गुणी
Prayag is exceptionally meritorious; with just a bit more effort, he will pass.
Natasha is an exceptionally meritorious player; if she just gets proper guidance, then she will go a long way.
8. Strike (n.&v.) – स्ट्राइक - हड़ताल / प्रहार करना
Strike often affects the economy of the nation.
Chinese soldiers tried to strike Indian soldiers with pointed rods.
9. Flaw (n.) – फ्लॉ - दोष / खराबी
There is no flaw in your work.
Can you find out any flaw in this book?
There was some flaw in this washing machine, so I returned it.
10. Mean (n.) – मीन - इरादा / साधन
I didn’t mean to hurt your feelings.
There are various means of transport in our country.