01AustereAdjective
सादा / कठोर / सादगीपूर्ण
– simple and without luxury; strict in manner
Synonymsseveresimple
Antonymsluxuriousindulgent
ExampleHe lived an austere life.
Daily Vocabulary — Saturday, 3 October 2026
10 words with Hindi meaning, English meaning, synonyms, antonyms and example.
02ConundrumNoun
पहेली / कठिन समस्या
– a confusing and difficult problem
Synonymspuzzledilemma
Antonymssolutioncertainty
ExampleFinding a solution to the problem was a conundrum.
03DiscrepancyNoun
विसंगति / अंतर
– a difference between two things that should be the same
Synonymsinconsistencydisparity
Antonymsagreementconsistency
ExampleThe auditor found a discrepancy in the accounts.
04EmulateVerb
अनुकरण करना / बराबरी करने का प्रयास करना
– to copy someone’s actions or qualities in order to match or surpass them
Synonymsimitatefollow
Antonymsignoreneglect
ExampleYoung athletes often emulate successful players.
05FastidiousAdjective
अत्यधिक सावधान / बारीकी पसंद
– very careful about details and accuracy
Synonymsmeticulouspainstaking
Antonymscarelessnegligent
ExampleShe is fastidious about her work.
06InexorableAdjective
अपरिहार्य / अडिग
– impossible to stop or prevent
Synonymsrelentlessunstoppable
Antonymsflexiblestoppable
ExampleThe inexorable rise in prices worried consumers.
07MunificentAdjective
बहुत उदार / दानशील
– extremely generous, especially in giving money or gifts
Synonymsgenerousbountiful
Antonymsstingymiserly
ExampleThe munificent donor supported the school.
08PerniciousAdjective
हानिकारक / विनाशकारी
– having a harmful effect, especially gradually
Synonymsharmfuldamaging
Antonymsbeneficialharmless
ExampleSmoking has a pernicious effect on health.
09ReticentAdjective
संकोची / कम बोलने वाला
– unwilling to speak freely about something
Synonymsreserveduncommunicative
Antonymstalkativeoutspoken
ExampleHe was reticent about his personal life.
10SycophantNoun
चापलूस / खुशामदी व्यक्ति
– a person who flatters powerful people to gain advantages
Synonymsflatterertoady
Antonymscriticdetractor
ExampleThe leader was surrounded by sycophants.