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ভোকাব ব্যাচ ফী: প্রতি তিন মাসের জন্যে ১০০ টাকা মাত্র।

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Word	Part of Speech	Meaning	4 Toughest Synonyms	4 Toughest Antonyms	Example Sentence
1. paradox	noun	A statement that contradicts itself but might be true	contradiction, incongruity, anomaly, enigma	certainty, truism, axiom, consistency	The idea of being both completely free and completely determined is a philosophical paradox.
2. onerous	adjective	Involving great effort and difficulty	burdensome, arduous, oppressive, laborious	easy, effortless, light, manageable	The onerous task of cleaning the entire warehouse fell to the new intern.
3. entrenched	adjective	Firmly established and difficult to change	ingrained, established, rooted, inveterate	superficial, temporary, changeable, unestablished	The entrenched bureaucracy resisted all attempts at reform.
4. cumbersome	adjective	Large, heavy, and difficult to carry or use	unwieldy, bulky, ponderous, clumsy	manageable, convenient, handy, streamlined	The cumbersome package was difficult to carry up the narrow staircase.
5. paltry	adjective	Small or meager in amount	meager, negligible, trifling, derisory	substantial, considerable, ample, significant	The company offered a paltry sum as compensation for the damages.
6. inebriated	adjective	Drunk or intoxicated	intoxicated, inebriate, besotted, soused	sober, abstemious, temperate, clear-headed	The inebriated man struggled to maintain his balance.
7. prerogative	noun	A right or privilege exclusive to a particular individual or class	privilege, entitlement, perquisite, birthright	duty, obligation, responsibility, requirement	It is the manager's prerogative to make the final hiring decision.
8. incorruptible	adjective	Not susceptible to corruption, especially bribery	unbribable, honest, upright, righteous	corrupt, venal, dishonest, unscrupulous	The judge was known for being incorruptible throughout his long career.
9. voluptuous	adjective	Curvaceous and sexually attractive	curvaceous, shapely, buxom, Rubenesque	skinny, gaunt, angular, shapeless	The statue depicted a voluptuous figure that celebrated the female form.
10. discerning	adjective	Having or showing good judgment	discriminating, perceptive, astute, judicious	undiscriminating, indiscriminate, unperceptive, obtuse	Discerning collectors recognize the value of these rare artifacts.
11. formidable	adjective	Inspiring fear or respect through being impressively powerful	intimidating, daunting, fearsome, redoubtable	weak, feeble, unimpressive, comforting	The army faced a formidable opponent in the battle.
12. duplicative	adjective	Involving duplication, especially unnecessary repetition	redundant, repetitive, superfluous, reiterative	unique, singular, original, essential	The duplicative paperwork wasted valuable administrative time.
13. ideological	adjective	Based on or relating to a system of ideas and ideals	doctrinal, philosophical, dogmatic, theoretical	pragmatic, practical, realistic, nonideological	The debate was more ideological than practical in nature.
14. neoliberalism	noun	A political approach that favors free-market capitalism	market fundamentalism, laissez-faire, monetarism, libertarianism	socialism, protectionism, statism, collectivism	Neoliberalism has been the dominant economic policy for decades.
15. hypocrisy	noun	The practice of claiming to have higher standards than is the case	insincerity, duplicity, falseness, sanctimony	sincerity, integrity, honesty, genuineness	His criticism of others' spending while making lavish purchases himself revealed his hypocrisy.
16. scapegoat	noun	A person who is blamed for the wrongdoings of others	whipping boy, fall guy, patsy, sacrifice	hero, victor, beneficiary, praised	The manager made the junior employee a scapegoat for the project's failure.
17. unabated	adjective	Without any reduction in intensity or strength	unrelenting, relentless, unremitting, sustained	diminished, reduced, abated, lessened	The storm continued unabated throughout the night.
18. unabashed	adjective	Not embarrassed, disconcerted, or ashamed	unembarrassed, unashamed, brazen, shameless	ashamed, embarrassed, abashed, sheepish	She was unabashed in her display of affection for her partner.
19. imperative	adjective	Of vital importance; crucial	crucial, vital, essential, indispensable	optional, unimportant, nonessential, trivial	It is imperative that we address this issue immediately.
20. resilience	noun	The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties	toughness, fortitude, perseverance, tenacity	fragility, vulnerability, weakness, brittleness	The community's resilience after the natural disaster was remarkable.