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

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Vocabulary Table

20 Challenging Words with Meanings, Synonyms, and Antonyms

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#	Word	Part of Speech	Meaning	Synonyms	Antonyms	Example Sentence
1	intanglement	noun	A complicated or compromising situation	complication, imbroglio, quandary, predicament	simplicity, resolution, clarity, solution	The political intanglement required delicate diplomatic handling.
2	unilateral	adjective	Performed by or affecting only one side	one-sided, autonomous, independent, solitary	bilateral, multilateral, mutual, joint	The country's unilateral withdrawal from the treaty surprised its allies.
3	indigenous	adjective	Originating or occurring naturally in a place	native, aboriginal, autochthonous, endemic	foreign, exotic, non-native, imported	The indigenous tribes have lived in this forest for centuries.
4	autonomous	adjective	Self-governing or independent	self-governing, independent, sovereign, self-ruling	dependent, subordinate, controlled, subservient	The autonomous vehicle navigated the city streets without human intervention.
5	rehearsals	noun	Practice sessions for a performance	practices, drills, run-throughs, preparations	performances, improvisations, extemporizations, ad-libs	The cast had daily rehearsals to perfect their roles before opening night.
6	sanitation	noun	Conditions relating to public health and cleanliness	hygiene, cleanliness, public health, purification	filth, contamination, pollution, squalor	Proper sanitation is crucial for preventing the spread of diseases.
7	infrastructure	noun	Basic physical systems of a community or nation	framework, foundation, structure, facilities	superstructure, non-essentials, peripherals, accessories	The government invested heavily in improving the country's transportation infrastructure.
8	gridlocks	noun	Situations of complete traffic jam or deadlock	deadlocks, stalemates, impasses, standstills	flow, movement, progress, advancement	The protest caused complete gridlocks in the city center during rush hour.
9	anthrax	noun	A serious infectious disease caused by bacteria	-	health, wellness, vitality, robustness	The farmer was diagnosed with cutaneous anthrax after handling infected livestock.
10	comorbidities	noun	Additional diseases co-occurring with a primary disease	coexisting conditions, concurrent illnesses, complications, secondary conditions	singular condition, isolated illness, primary disease	Patients with multiple comorbidities often require more complex treatment plans.
11	salinity	noun	The concentration of salt in water or soil	saltiness, brininess, saline content, salt concentration	freshness, purity, unsalted, desalinated	Rising sea levels are increasing the salinity of coastal farmlands.
12	resilience	noun	The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties	toughness, durability, fortitude, adaptability	fragility, vulnerability, weakness, brittleness	The community showed remarkable resilience in rebuilding after the natural disaster.
13	philanthropic	adjective	Seeking to promote the welfare of others	charitable, benevolent, humanitarian, altruistic	selfish, greedy, miserly, egocentric	The billionaire's philanthropic efforts focused on improving education in developing countries.
14	prosperity	noun	The state of being successful and thriving	wealth, affluence, success, opulence	poverty, destitution, hardship, adversity	Economic reforms led to a period of unprecedented prosperity for the nation.
15	cryptocurrency	noun	Digital currency using cryptography for security	digital currency, crypto, virtual currency, blockchain currency	fiat currency, traditional money, cash, legal tender	Bitcoin was the first cryptocurrency to gain widespread recognition.
16	debasement	noun	The reduction in quality or value	degradation, deterioration, devaluation, corruption	enhancement, improvement, elevation, enrichment	The debasement of the currency led to hyperinflation and economic collapse.
17	megaproject	noun	An extremely large-scale investment project	large-scale project, major undertaking, colossal enterprise, giant initiative	small project, minor undertaking, modest initiative	The construction of the new airport was the country's most expensive megaproject to date.
18	bewildering	adjective	Confusing or perplexing	perplexing, baffling, confusing, puzzling	clear, understandable, straightforward, comprehensible	The new software update had a bewildering array of options that confused most users.
19	aesthetic	adjective	Concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty	artistic, decorative, ornamental, tasteful	unaesthetic, ugly, unattractive, displeasing	The architect prioritized both functionality and aesthetic appeal in her designs.
20	perpetrators	noun	People who carry out harmful or illegal acts	culprits, offenders, wrongdoers, criminals	victims, targets, innocents, bystanders	The police were determined to identify all perpetrators of the violent attacks.

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