☞ English: words of the day

1. IGNORAMUS (NOUN): (मूर्ख): stupid 
Synonyms: imbecile, dimwit 
Antonyms: intellect, brainy 
Example Sentence: 
Mr Joshi is an ignoramus man. 
2. DIRTBALLS (NOUN): (धर्मपथ से हटनेवाला): creep 
Synonyms: deviant, sleazebag 
Antonyms: standard, usual 
Example Sentence: 
They were seen as a bunch of dirtballs and liars.3. NOUS (NOUN): (प्रज्ञा): common sense 
Synonyms: practical intelligence, intellect 
Antonym: nonsense, stupid 
Example Sentence: 
He has a lot of nous. 
4. CEDE (VERB): (आत्मसमर्पण करना): surrender 
Synonyms: capitulate, hand over 
Antonyms: hold, maintain 
Example Sentence: 
Extradited liquor baron had to cede before Indian government. 
5. GLIMPSE (VERB):  (झलक): glance 
Synonyms: flash, sight 
Antonyms: stare, glare 
Example Sentence: 
Ramya glimpsed a figure standing in the shade. 
6. BLEND (NOUN): (मिश्रण): amalgam 
Synonyms: fusion, combination 
Antonyms: division, separation 
Example Sentence: 
College fests are now a great blend of cultural representation and musical concerts. 
7. AVERSE (ADJECTIVE): (प्रतिकूल): opposing 
Synonyms: hesitant, hostile 
Antonyms: kind, loving 
Example Sentence: 
They are quite averse to the suggestion of having year-round school. 
8. SENILITY (NOUN): (बुढ़ापा): dementia 
Synonyms: decrepitude, dotage 
Antonyms: infancy, adolescence 
Example Sentence: 
He is suffering from senility. 
9. RIDICULE (NOUN): (उपहास): travesty 
Synonyms: satire, mockery 
Antonyms: seriousness, solemnity 
Example sentence: 
Ravi is held up as an object of ridicule. 
10. SUCCOUR (NOUN): (परेशानी में सहायता): assistance 
Synonyms: help, aid 
Antonyms: hindrance, obstruction. 
Example Sentence: 
My younger sister is never hesitant to offer succour to anyone who needs it.

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