Words starting with E

147 words, alphabetical. Each one with its Hindi meaning, what it actually means, five synonyms, five antonyms and a sentence it works in.

Earnest

Adjective

निष्ठावान

sincere and serious in intention

Synonyms
Sincere · Serious · Committed · Heartfelt · Genuine
Antonyms
Insincere · Flippant · Frivolous · Half-hearted · Casual

He made an earnest appeal to the board to reconsider the layoffs.

Ebb

Verb

कम होना

to gradually decrease in strength or amount

Synonyms
Decline · Recede · Wane · Subside · Fade
Antonyms
Increase · Rise · Flow · Surge · Grow

Enthusiasm for the scheme began to ebb after the first quarter.

Ebullient

Adjective

उत्साही

cheerful and full of energy

Synonyms
Exuberant · Enthusiastic · Buoyant · Vivacious · Effervescent
Antonyms
Gloomy · Subdued · Lethargic · Downcast · Dispirited

The CEO struck an ebullient tone while announcing record profits.

'Dwindle' (diminish gradually in size/amount); 'Ebullient' (cheerful and full of energy) — strong opposing tonal anchors.

Eccentric

Adjective

सनकी

unconventional and slightly strange

Synonyms
Unconventional · Quirky · Odd · Peculiar · Idiosyncratic
Antonyms
Conventional · Normal · Ordinary · Mainstream · Typical

The investor was known for his eccentric but profitable choices.

Echelons

Noun

श्रेणियाँ

levels or ranks in an organization or society

Synonyms
Ranks · Tiers · Levels · Grades · Hierarchies
Antonyms
Bottom rung · Base level · Ground floor · Single rank · Flat structure

The scandal reached the highest echelons of the banking hierarchy.

Eclectic

Adjective

विविधतापूर्ण

deriving ideas from a broad range of sources

Synonyms
Diverse · Varied · Mixed · Wide-ranging · Assorted
Antonyms
Narrow · Uniform · Limited · Single-source · Homogeneous

The training program drew on an eclectic mix of case studies.

'Eclectic' (deriving ideas or style from a broad and diverse range of sources) is a mark of refined academic prose.

Eclipse

Verb

ढक देना

to surpass in importance or reputation, to overshadow

Synonyms
Overshadow · Surpass · Outshine · Dwarf · Overtake
Antonyms
Highlight · Enhance · Illuminate · Reveal · Accentuate

The larger bank's profits completely eclipsed those of its smaller rival.

Ectomorphic

Adjective

दुबला शारीरिक ढांचा

relating to a lean, slender body type

Synonyms
Slender · Lean · Slim · Thin-framed · Wiry
Antonyms
Muscular · Stocky · Heavyset · Broad · Endomorphic

The trainer designed a diet plan suited to his ectomorphic build.

Edifice

Noun

भवन

a large, imposing building; or a complex system

Synonyms
Building · Structure · Construction · Complex · Establishment
Antonyms
Ruin · Rubble · Fragment · Wreck · Remnant

The bank's new headquarters is an imposing glass edifice.

Eerie

Adjective

डरावना

strange and frightening

Synonyms
Uncanny · Spooky · Unsettling · Ghostly · Weird
Antonyms
Ordinary · Comforting · Normal · Familiar · Reassuring

An eerie silence fell over the trading floor as prices crashed.

Efface

Verb

मिटाना

to erase or make indistinct

Synonyms
Erase · Obliterate · Delete · Remove · Blot out
Antonyms
Restore · Preserve · Retain · Highlight · Emphasize

Years of wear had begun to efface the old bank's engraved motto.

Effervescent

Adjective

उमंग भरा / प्रफुल्लित

vivacious and enthusiastic; bubbly

Synonyms
Vivacious · Bubbly · Lively · Enthusiastic · Sparkling
Antonyms
Dull · Lifeless · Listless · Flat · Apathetic

Her effervescent energy made the training sessions genuinely enjoyable.

Efficacy

Noun

प्रभावशीलता

the ability to produce a desired or intended result

Synonyms
Effectiveness · Potency · Success · Capability · Power
Antonyms
Ineffectiveness · Inefficacy · Failure · Futility · Impotence

The pilot study confirmed the efficacy of the new fraud-detection algorithm.

'Efficacy' (the ability to produce a desired or intended result) is standard in evaluating economic policies and drug trials.

Effigy

Noun

पुतला

a sculpture or model of a person, often burned or hanged in protest

Synonyms
Dummy · Model · Figure · Likeness · Statue
Antonyms
Original · Real person · Genuine article · Actual figure · Live subject

Angry investors burned an effigy of the fraudulent broker outside the exchange.

Effrontery

Noun

ढिठाई

insolent or impertinent behavior, audacity

Synonyms
Audacity · Nerve · Impudence · Insolence · Cheek
Antonyms
Timidity · Modesty · Diffidence · Politeness · Deference

He had the effrontery to demand a bonus despite the department's losses.

Effusive

Adjective

अतिशय भावुक

expressing feelings of gratitude or pleasure in an unrestrained manner

Synonyms
Gushing · Enthusiastic · Exuberant · Unrestrained · Lavish
Antonyms
Reserved · Restrained · Reticent · Understated · Muted

Clients were effusive in their praise of the new mobile app.

Egalitarian

Adjective

समतावादी

believing in or based on the principle that all people are equal

Synonyms
Equal · Equitable · Fair · Classless · Democratic
Antonyms
Elitist · Hierarchical · Discriminatory · Unequal · Stratified

The scheme takes an egalitarian approach, offering the same rate to every borrower.

Egregious

Adjective

घोर / जघन्य

outstandingly bad, shocking

Synonyms
Flagrant · Glaring · Blatant · Outrageous · Appalling
Antonyms
Minor · Trivial · Insignificant · Acceptable · Unremarkable

The report exposed an egregious violation of lending norms.

Egress

Noun

निकास / बाहर जाने का मार्ग

the action of going out of or leaving a place, or a way out

Synonyms
Exit · Departure · Outlet · Escape · Way out
Antonyms
Ingress · Entry · Entrance · Arrival · Access

The vault's safety protocol ensures automated emergency egress during fire alarms.

Elaborate

Verb

विस्तार से बताना

to explain, develop, or present something in greater detail

Synonyms
Expand · Detail · Expound · Amplify · Enlarge
Antonyms
Simplify · Condense · Abbreviate · Summarize · Curtail

The consultant asked the client to elaborate on the loan's intended use.

Elated

Adjective

अत्यंत प्रसन्न

extremely happy and excited

Synonyms
Overjoyed · Thrilled · Jubilant · Ecstatic · Delighted
Antonyms
Dejected · Depressed · Miserable · Downcast · Gloomy

The team felt elated after clearing the year's toughest target.

Elicit

Verb

निकलवाना

to draw out a response or information

Synonyms
Draw out · Evoke · Extract · Obtain · Provoke
Antonyms
Suppress · Withhold · Stifle · Conceal · Repress

The survey was designed to elicit honest feedback from cardholders.

Eligible

Adjective

पात्र

having the right to do or receive something; qualified

Synonyms
Qualified · Entitled · Suitable · Fit · Permissible
Antonyms
Ineligible · Unqualified · Disqualified · Unfit · Excluded

Only account holders with a clean repayment record are eligible for the top-up loan.

Eloquent

Adjective

वाक्पटु

fluent and persuasive in speaking or writing

Synonyms
Articulate · Fluent · Expressive · Persuasive · Silver-tongued
Antonyms
Inarticulate · Tongue-tied · Halting · Awkward · Mumbling

The CEO's eloquent speech reassured worried shareholders.

Elucidate

Verb

स्पष्ट करना

to make something clear, explain

Synonyms
Clarify · Explain · Illuminate · Explicate · Expound
Antonyms
Obscure · Confuse · Muddle · Complicate · Cloud

The circular sought to elucidate the new KYC requirements.

Elusive

Adjective

मायावी

difficult to find, catch, or achieve

Synonyms
Evasive · Slippery · Intangible · Fleeting · Hard to pin down
Antonyms
Obvious · Easy · Clear · Attainable · Straightforward

A stable profit margin remained elusive for the struggling branch.

Emaciated

Adjective

अत्यंत दुबला

abnormally thin from lack of nourishment

Synonyms
Gaunt · Skeletal · Undernourished · Wasted · Frail
Antonyms
Healthy · Robust · Well-fed · Sturdy · Plump

Relief funds were released for the emaciated livestock in drought-hit areas.

Emanate

Verb

उत्पन्न होना

to issue or spread out from a source

Synonyms
Originate · Emerge · Arise · Radiate · Stem
Antonyms
Absorb · Retract · Withdraw · Converge · Recede

Fresh concerns began to emanate from the housing finance sector.

Emancipate

Verb

मुक्त करना

to set free from legal, social, or political restrictions

Synonyms
Liberate · Free · Release · Unshackle · Deliver
Antonyms
Enslave · Restrict · Confine · Subjugate · Oppress

Microloans have helped emancipate many women from cycles of debt.

Embargo

Noun

प्रतिबंध

an official ban on trade or other commercial activity

Synonyms
Ban · Restriction · Prohibition · Blockade · Sanction
Antonyms
Permission · Authorization · Approval · Clearance · License

The trade embargo disrupted the bank's cross-border settlement business.

Embark

Verb

शुरुआत करना

to begin a course of action; to board a ship or aircraft

Synonyms
Begin · Commence · Undertake · Set out · Launch
Antonyms
Conclude · Finish · Abandon · Terminate · Complete

The bank is set to embark on a major digital transformation drive.

Embellish

Verb

अलंकृत करना

to make something more attractive by adding details, sometimes untrue

Synonyms
Adorn · Decorate · Enhance · Ornament · Exaggerate
Antonyms
Simplify · Strip · Understate · Plain · Bare

Applicants sometimes embellish their resumes to appear more qualified.

Embezzle

Verb

गबन करना

to steal money placed in one's trust

Synonyms
Misappropriate · Steal · Defraud · Pilfer · Swindle
Antonyms
Repay · Return · Restore · Reimburse · Refund

The cashier was arrested for attempting to embezzle client funds.

Embezzlement

Noun

गबन

theft or misappropriation of funds placed in one's trust

Synonyms
Misappropriation · Fraud · Theft · Peculation · Defalcation
Antonyms
Honesty · Integrity · Accountability · Trustworthiness · Fair dealing

A forensic audit uncovered systemic embezzlement of corporate funds by senior executives.

Embody

Verb

मूर्त रूप देना / समाहित करना

to be an expression of or give a tangible form to an idea

Synonyms
Personify · Incorporate · Exemplify · Manifest · Represent
Antonyms
Exclude · Disembody · Conceal · Obscure · Contradict

The new governance framework aims to embody transparency and ethical accountability.

Embolden

Verb

प्रोत्साहित करना

to give someone courage or confidence

Synonyms
Encourage · Inspire · Hearten · Fortify · Strengthen
Antonyms
Discourage · Intimidate · Dishearten · Deter · Weaken

Strong quarterly numbers emboldened the management to expand aggressively.

Embroil

Verb

उलझाना

to involve someone deeply in a conflict or difficult situation

Synonyms
Entangle · Involve · Implicate · Enmesh · Drag into
Antonyms
Extricate · Disentangle · Free · Release · Exclude

The firm became embroiled in a lengthy legal dispute over the contract.

Eminent

Adjective

प्रतिष्ठित

famous and respected within a particular field

Synonyms
Renowned · Distinguished · Prominent · Notable · Illustrious
Antonyms
Obscure · Unknown · Insignificant · Ordinary · Unremarkable

An eminent economist was invited to review the fiscal policy.

Emollient

Adjective

शांतिदायक

having a soothing or calming effect

Synonyms
Soothing · Calming · Softening · Mollifying · Pacifying
Antonyms
Irritating · Harsh · Abrasive · Inflammatory · Aggravating

The chairman's emollient tone helped defuse tension at the AGM.

Empathy

Noun

समानुभूति

the ability to understand and share the feelings of another

Synonyms
Compassion · Understanding · Sensitivity · Rapport · Identification
Antonyms
Indifference · Apathy · Coldness · Insensitivity · Detachment

Training now includes modules on empathy for handling distressed customers.

Empirical

Adjective

अनुभवजन्य

based on observation or experience rather than theory

Synonyms
Observed · Experiential · Factual · Verifiable · Practical
Antonyms
Theoretical · Speculative · Hypothetical · Abstract · Conjectural

The policy was backed by empirical data from three years of pilot programs.

Emulate

Verb

अनुकरण करना / बराबरी करना

to match or surpass a person or achievement, typically by imitation

Synonyms
Imitate · Copy · Mirror · Follow · Model on
Antonyms
Diverge · Deviate · Originate · Innovate · Differ

Smaller banks are trying to emulate the digital success of larger rivals.

Enamour

Verb

मोहित करना

to fill with a feeling of love or delight; captivate

Synonyms
Captivate · Charm · Enchant · Beguile · Bewitch
Antonyms
Repel · Repulse · Disgust · Alienate · Bore

Investors were enamoured with the startup's ambitious growth story.

Enclave

Noun

घिरा हुआ क्षेत्र

a distinct area enclosed within a larger one

Synonyms
Territory · Pocket · District · Zone · Sector
Antonyms
Expanse · Mainland · Whole · Continuum · Sprawl

The financial enclave houses most of the city's major bank headquarters.

Encroach

Verb

अतिक्रमण करना

to intrude gradually on a person's territory or rights

Synonyms
Intrude · Trespass · Infringe · Impinge · Invade
Antonyms
Withdraw · Retreat · Respect · Vacate · Yield

Fintech startups continue to encroach on traditional banking services.

Encroachment

Noun

अतिक्रमण

intrusion on a person's territory, rights, or authority

Synonyms
Intrusion · Trespass · Infringement · Invasion · Incursion
Antonyms
Withdrawal · Respect · Restraint · Retreat · Non-interference

The tribunal ruled against the bank's encroachment on the disputed land.

Endeavor

Verb

प्रयास करना

to try hard to achieve or complete something

Synonyms
Attempt · Strive · Try · Aspire · Undertake
Antonyms
Abandon · Neglect · Forgo · Relinquish · Give up

The team will endeavor to resolve the backlog by month-end.

Endemic

Adjective

व्याप्त

regularly found in a particular area or among a particular group

Synonyms
Prevalent · Widespread · Rampant · Native · Indigenous
Antonyms
Rare · Foreign · Uncommon · Sporadic · Exotic

Corruption remained endemic in the informal lending sector.

Endorse

Verb

समर्थन करना

to publicly approve or support

Synonyms
Approve · Support · Back · Sanction · Ratify
Antonyms
Oppose · Reject · Disapprove · Condemn · Denounce

The board formally endorsed the new expansion plan.

Enervate

Verb

शक्तिहीन करना / ऊर्जा छीनना

to cause someone to feel drained of energy or vitality

Synonyms
Weaken · Debilitate · Exhaust · Sap · Drain
Antonyms
Energize · Invigorate · Strengthen · Revitalize · Fortify

Months of overtime began to enervate the entire compliance team.

Enfeeble

Verb

कमजोर करना

to weaken someone or something

Synonyms
Weaken · Debilitate · Sap · Undermine · Enervate
Antonyms
Strengthen · Fortify · Empower · Invigorate · Bolster

Years of bad loans began to enfeeble the once-dominant lender.

Engender

Verb

उत्पन्न करना

to cause or give rise to a feeling or situation

Synonyms
Generate · Produce · Cause · Foster · Create
Antonyms
Prevent · Suppress · Eliminate · Quash · Stifle

Consistent service reliability helps engender customer trust.

Engrossing

Adjective

तल्लीन करने वाला

absorbing all one's attention, fascinating

Synonyms
Absorbing · Captivating · Riveting · Compelling · Fascinating
Antonyms
Boring · Dull · Tedious · Uninteresting · Monotonous

The annual general meeting turned into an unexpectedly engrossing debate.

Enhance

Verb

बढ़ाना

to improve the quality or value of something

Synonyms
Improve · Boost · Strengthen · Upgrade · Elevate
Antonyms
Diminish · Worsen · Reduce · Impair · Degrade

The new app was designed to enhance the customer's banking experience.

Enigma

Noun

पहेली

a mysterious or puzzling person or thing

Synonyms
Mystery · Puzzle · Riddle · Conundrum · Secret
Antonyms
Certainty · Clarity · Explanation · Fact · Straightforwardness

The sudden dip in transactions remained an enigma for weeks.

Enigmatic

Adjective

रहस्यमय

difficult to interpret or understand, mysterious

Synonyms
Mysterious · Puzzling · Cryptic · Inscrutable · Baffling
Antonyms
Clear · Transparent · Obvious · Straightforward · Understandable

The founder remained enigmatic about his plans for succession.

Enmeshed

Adjective

उलझा हुआ

deeply and inextricably involved in something

Synonyms
Entangled · Entrapped · Involved · Embroiled · Ensnared
Antonyms
Free · Detached · Uninvolved · Disentangled · Unconnected

Several vendors were enmeshed in the billing fraud investigation.

Enmity

Noun

शत्रुता

a state of deep hostility

Synonyms
Hostility · Animosity · Antagonism · Hatred · Rivalry
Antonyms
Friendship · Amity · Goodwill · Harmony · Alliance

Old departmental enmity slowed down the joint project.

Enormity

Noun

गंभीरता

the great or extreme scale, seriousness, or wickedness of something

Synonyms
Magnitude · Immensity · Vastness · Gravity · Seriousness
Antonyms
Insignificance · Triviality · Smallness · Pettiness · Minuteness

The enormity of the scam only became clear after the forensic audit.

Enraged

Adjective

क्रोधित

very angry, furious

Synonyms
Furious · Incensed · Livid · Irate · Infuriated
Antonyms
Calm · Pleased · Content · Placid · Composed

Enraged depositors demanded answers at the shareholders' meeting.

Ensconced

Adjective

सुदृढ़ता से स्थापित

settled comfortably or securely in a place

Synonyms
Settled · Established · Secured · Installed · Entrenched
Antonyms
Displaced · Unsettled · Dislodged · Ousted · Uprooted

The chairman remained comfortably ensconced despite the shareholder revolt.

Ensemble

Noun

समूह

a group of things or people acting or considered as a whole

Synonyms
Group · Collection · Cast · Team · Assembly
Antonyms
Individual · Single unit · Solo · Isolate · Lone member

An ensemble of economists was assembled to advise on the reforms.

Enshrine

Verb

प्रतिष्ठित करना

to preserve a right, tradition, or idea in a form that ensures protection

Synonyms
Preserve · Embed · Protect · Cherish · Institutionalize
Antonyms
Abolish · Discard · Eliminate · Disregard · Erase

Customer protection rights are now enshrined in the new banking code.

Ensue

Verb

बाद में होना

to happen or occur afterward as a result

Synonyms
Follow · Result · Occur · Transpire · Arise
Antonyms
Precede · Cause · Initiate · Predate · Originate

A sharp sell-off ensued after the disappointing earnings report.

Entail

Verb

अनिवार्य करना

to involve something as a necessary consequence

Synonyms
Involve · Require · Necessitate · Demand · Imply
Antonyms
Exclude · Preclude · Omit · Avoid · Eliminate

The new compliance framework will entail additional reporting for all branches.

Enthral

Verb

मंत्रमुग्ध करना

to captivate the attention of; hold spellbound

Synonyms
Captivate · Mesmerize · Enchant · Fascinate · Spellbind
Antonyms
Bore · Repel · Disinterest · Alienate · Tire

The chairman's turnaround story continued to enthral the investing public.

Enthusiasm

Noun

उत्साह

intense and eager enjoyment, interest, or approval

Synonyms
Eagerness · Zeal · Passion · Fervor · Zest
Antonyms
Apathy · Indifference · Disinterest · Reluctance · Lethargy

Retail investors showed fresh enthusiasm for the IPO.

Entice

Verb

लुभाना

to attract by offering pleasure or advantage

Synonyms
Lure · Tempt · Attract · Coax · Seduce
Antonyms
Repel · Deter · Discourage · Dissuade · Repulse

Cashback offers were used to entice new customers to the app.

Entreat

Verb

विनती करना

to ask someone earnestly or anxiously to do something

Synonyms
Implore · Beseech · Plead · Beg · Urge
Antonyms
Command · Demand · Order · Insist · Dictate

The vendor entreated the bank for an extension on the loan repayment.

Entrench

Verb

दृढ़ता से स्थापित करना

to establish firmly so that it is hard to change

Synonyms
Establish · Embed · Fix · Root · Consolidate
Antonyms
Uproot · Dislodge · Remove · Displace · Unsettle

The reforms aim to entrench transparency in lending practices.

Enumerate

Verb

गणना करना

to mention a number of things one by one

Synonyms
List · Itemize · Specify · Detail · Catalog
Antonyms
Summarize · Generalize · Omit · Aggregate · Condense

The report enumerates every irregularity found during the audit.

Enunciate

Verb

स्पष्ट उच्चारण करना / साफ कहना

to express an idea clearly and definitely; or to pronounce words distinctly

Synonyms
Articulate · Pronounce · Express · State · Declare
Antonyms
Mumble · Muffle · Garble · Slur · Mispronounce

The spokesperson carefully enunciated the bank's revised monetary stance.

Envisage

Verb

कल्पना करना

to contemplate or foresee as a future possibility

Synonyms
Foresee · Imagine · Anticipate · Envision · Predict
Antonyms
Disregard · Ignore · Overlook · Dismiss · Forget

The founders never envisaged such rapid growth in just three years.

Ephemeral

Adjective

क्षणभंगुर

lasting for a very short time

Synonyms
Fleeting · Transient · Momentary · Short-lived · Temporary
Antonyms
Permanent · Lasting · Enduring · Eternal · Perpetual

The rally in stock prices proved ephemeral, fading within days.

Epithet

Noun

उपाधि / विशेषण

an adjective or phrase expressing a characteristic quality or attribute

Synonyms
Appellation · Sobriquet · Moniker · Title · Label
Antonyms
Namelessness · Anonymity · Generic term · Absence of title · Formal name

The aggressive market leader earned the epithet of the disruptor.

Epitome

Noun

आदर्श उदाहरण

a person or thing that is a perfect example of a quality

Synonyms
Embodiment · Personification · Archetype · Quintessence · Model
Antonyms
Antithesis · Opposite · Exception · Anomaly · Contradiction

The branch is often cited as the epitome of efficient rural banking.

Eponymous

Adjective

नामसूचक

(of a person) giving their name to something, especially a product or brand

Synonyms
Namesake · Self-titled · Identically named · Titular · Name-giving
Antonyms
Anonymous · Unnamed · Unrelated · Generic · Unbranded

The eponymous fund was named directly after its founding investor.

Equanimity

Noun

समभाव

mental calmness in a difficult situation

Synonyms
Composure · Calmness · Poise · Serenity · Steadiness
Antonyms
Agitation · Anxiety · Distress · Turmoil · Panic

She handled the tense audit meeting with remarkable equanimity.

Equitable

Adjective

न्यायसंगत

fair and impartial, treating everyone equally

Synonyms
Fair · Just · Impartial · Balanced · Even-handed
Antonyms
Unfair · Unjust · Biased · Partial · Inequitable

The new formula ensures a more equitable distribution of subsidies.

Equivocal

Adjective

दुविधापूर्ण

open to more than one interpretation, ambiguous

Synonyms
Ambiguous · Vague · Uncertain · Evasive · Unclear
Antonyms
Unequivocal · Clear · Definite · Explicit · Certain

The spokesperson gave an equivocal answer about the branch closures.

Equivocate

Verb

टालमटोल करना

to use ambiguous language to avoid committing to a position

Synonyms
Hedge · Waffle · Prevaricate · Dodge · Evade
Antonyms
Clarify · Commit · Affirm · Declare · Confirm

The spokesperson continued to equivocate when asked about the layoffs.

Equivocation

Noun

दुविधापूर्ण कथन

the use of ambiguous language to conceal the truth

Synonyms
Ambiguity · Vagueness · Evasion · Hedging · Prevarication
Antonyms
Clarity · Directness · Candor · Frankness · Straightforwardness

The spokesperson's equivocation on the losses only fueled speculation.

Eradicate

Verb

उन्मूलन करना

to completely destroy or get rid of something

Synonyms
Eliminate · Abolish · Wipe out · Exterminate · Uproot
Antonyms
Establish · Instill · Create · Preserve · Perpetuate

The bank launched a drive to eradicate fake account openings.

Erode

Verb

क्षय करना

to gradually wear away or weaken something

Synonyms
Wear away · Weaken · Corrode · Deteriorate · Diminish
Antonyms
Strengthen · Reinforce · Build · Restore · Fortify

Repeated service failures began to erode customer loyalty.

Errant

Adjective

भटका हुआ

straying from the accepted course or standards, erring

Synonyms
Wayward · Deviant · Straying · Misbehaving · Rogue
Antonyms
Compliant · Obedient · Conforming · Well-behaved · Disciplined

The regulator fined the errant broker for repeated violations.

Erratic

Adjective

अनियमित

not regular or consistent in behavior

Synonyms
Unpredictable · Inconsistent · Irregular · Volatile · Fitful
Antonyms
Consistent · Regular · Steady · Predictable · Stable

Erratic rainfall patterns are affecting crop loan repayment cycles.

Erred

Verb

गलती करना

to make a mistake; to act wrongly

Synonyms
Mistaken · Blundered · Miscalculated · Strayed · Misjudged
Antonyms
Succeeded · Corrected · Stayed right · Calculated properly · Accurate

The credit appraisal team erred in underestimating the borrower's default risk.

Erroneous

Adjective

त्रुटिपूर्ण

wrong, incorrect

Synonyms
Incorrect · Mistaken · Inaccurate · Flawed · Faulty
Antonyms
Correct · Accurate · Right · Precise · Valid

The statement was based on erroneous figures supplied by the vendor.

Erudite

Adjective

विद्वान

having or showing great knowledge, learned

Synonyms
Scholarly · Learned · Knowledgeable · Well-read · Educated
Antonyms
Ignorant · Uneducated · Unlearned · Illiterate · Uninformed

The erudite panel discussed the future of digital currency.

Escalate

Verb

तेज होना

to increase rapidly in intensity or extent

Synonyms
Intensify · Increase · Worsen · Amplify · Heighten
Antonyms
De-escalate · Decrease · Diminish · Ease · Reduce

The dispute began to escalate after the second missed deadline.

Escalating

Adjective

बढ़ता हुआ

increasing rapidly

Synonyms
Intensifying · Increasing · Mounting · Rising · Growing
Antonyms
Declining · Decreasing · Subsiding · Diminishing · Easing

Escalating bad debts forced the bank to raise fresh provisions.

Escapade

Noun

दुस्साहसिक कार्य

an act of daring or adventurous, often reckless, behavior

Synonyms
Adventure · Caper · Exploit · Antic · Stunt
Antonyms
Routine · Conformity · Caution · Restraint · Prudence

His risky trading escapade nearly cost the fund a fortune.

Eschew

Verb

परहेज करना

to deliberately avoid using or doing

Synonyms
Avoid · Shun · Abstain from · Forgo · Steer clear of
Antonyms
Embrace · Adopt · Pursue · Welcome · Indulge in

The new CEO chose to eschew risky derivative trades altogether.

Espionage

Noun

जासूसी

the practice of spying to obtain secret information

Synonyms
Spying · Surveillance · Intelligence-gathering · Infiltration · Reconnaissance
Antonyms
Transparency · Disclosure · Openness · Honesty · Cooperation

Corporate espionage was suspected after the leaked product roadmap.

Espouse

Verb

अपनाना

to adopt or support a cause or belief

Synonyms
Advocate · Champion · Embrace · Support · Adopt
Antonyms
Reject · Oppose · Renounce · Disavow · Abandon

The new CEO continues to espouse a customer-first philosophy.

Estranged

Adjective

विमुख

no longer close or friendly to someone, alienated

Synonyms
Alienated · Distant · Isolated · Detached · Disaffected
Antonyms
Reconciled · Close · United · Connected · Reunited

The two founding partners had grown estranged long before the buyout.

Eulogy

Noun

प्रशस्ति

a speech or piece of writing that praises someone highly

Synonyms
Tribute · Praise · Encomium · Commendation · Panegyric
Antonyms
Criticism · Condemnation · Denunciation · Censure · Disparagement

The retiring chairman received a heartfelt eulogy from the board.

Euphemism

Noun

शिष्ट शब्द

a mild word substituted for one considered harsh or blunt

Synonyms
Understatement · Polite term · Substitute phrase · Softening · Circumlocution
Antonyms
Bluntness · Directness · Plain speech · Frankness · Bald statement

'Right-sizing' became the company's euphemism for mass layoffs.

Euphoria

Noun

उल्लास

a feeling of intense excitement and happiness

Synonyms
Elation · Exhilaration · Jubilation · Ecstasy · Rapture
Antonyms
Despair · Gloom · Dejection · Misery · Depression

Euphoria over the rate cut sent the markets soaring.

Euphoric

Adjective

अति उल्लासित

feeling intense happiness and excitement

Synonyms
Elated · Ecstatic · Jubilant · Overjoyed · Exhilarated
Antonyms
Miserable · Despondent · Dejected · Gloomy · Depressed

Investors were euphoric following the tech startup's stellar IPO listing.

Evasive

Adjective

टालमटोल करने वाला

tending to avoid giving direct answers

Synonyms
Elusive · Vague · Non-committal · Ambiguous · Cagey
Antonyms
Direct · Forthright · Straightforward · Candid · Frank

The clerk was evasive when asked about the missing files.

Evict

Verb

बेदखल करना

to expel someone from a property, especially by legal process

Synonyms
Expel · Oust · Remove · Dispossess · Turn out
Antonyms
Admit · House · Shelter · Accommodate · Install

The bank moved to evict the defaulting tenant from the mortgaged property.

Evince

Verb

प्रकट करना

to clearly reveal a feeling or quality

Synonyms
Show · Display · Manifest · Demonstrate · Exhibit
Antonyms
Conceal · Hide · Mask · Suppress · Disguise

The candidate evinced a strong grasp of risk management during the interview.

Evocation

Noun

स्मरण जागरण

the act of bringing a feeling, memory, or image to mind

Synonyms
Invocation · Recollection · Summoning · Recall · Conjuring
Antonyms
Suppression · Forgetting · Erasure · Dismissal · Obliteration

The chairman's speech was an evocation of the bank's founding values.

Evocative

Adjective

स्मरण जगाने वाला

bringing strong images, memories, or feelings to mind

Synonyms
Suggestive · Reminiscent · Redolent · Expressive · Stirring
Antonyms
Unremarkable · Neutral · Forgettable · Flat · Unevocative

The old ledger books were evocative of the bank's colonial-era origins.

Exacerbate

Verb

और बिगाड़ना

to make a problem worse

Synonyms
Aggravate · Worsen · Intensify · Compound · Inflame
Antonyms
Alleviate · Improve · Ease · Mitigate · Soothe

Delayed communication only exacerbated the customer's frustration.

Exaggerate

Verb

बढ़ा-चढ़ाकर कहना

to represent something as being larger, better, or worse than it really is

Synonyms
Overstate · Inflate · Embellish · Magnify · Overdo
Antonyms
Understate · Downplay · Minimize · Underrate · Belittle

The prospectus was found to exaggerate projected returns.

Exalt

Verb

महिमामंडित करना

to praise highly, or to elevate in rank

Synonyms
Glorify · Praise · Extol · Elevate · Honor
Antonyms
Belittle · Demean · Degrade · Disparage · Humble

The annual report exalted the team's record-breaking performance.

Exalted

Adjective

उच्च कोटि का

held in high regard; elevated in rank or status

Synonyms
Elevated · Eminent · Esteemed · Distinguished · Lofty
Antonyms
Lowly · Humble · Ordinary · Undistinguished · Modest

Few analysts reach such an exalted position so early in their careers.

Exasperate

Verb

तंग करना / अत्यधिक क्रोधित करना

to irritate or frustrate someone intensely

Synonyms
Infuriate · Irritate · Provoke · Aggravate · Vex
Antonyms
Soothe · Pacify · Placate · Calm · Appease

Repeated portal outages exasperate traders attempting to execute time-sensitive orders.

Excavate

Verb

खुदाई करना

to dig out or unearth something buried

Synonyms
Dig up · Unearth · Exhume · Extract · Mine
Antonyms
Bury · Cover · Conceal · Inter · Fill in

Investigators had to excavate years of old paper records to trace the fraud.

Excavator

Noun

खुदाई मशीन

a large machine used for digging

Synonyms
Digger · Backhoe · Earthmover · Bulldozer · Digging machine
Antonyms
Filler · Compactor · Leveller · Backfiller · Grader

The infrastructure loan financed a fleet of new excavators for the project.

Exceed

Verb

पार करना

to go beyond what is allowed, expected, or possible

Synonyms
Surpass · Outstrip · Overtake · Outdo · Top
Antonyms
Fall short · Underperform · Lag · Trail · Undershoot

Quarterly profits are expected to exceed analyst estimates.

Excerpt

Noun

उद्धरण

a short extract from a longer document

Synonyms
Extract · Passage · Quotation · Segment · Portion
Antonyms
Entirety · Whole · Complete text · Full version · Totality

An excerpt from the auditor's report was shared with shareholders.

Excruciating

Adjective

अत्यंत पीड़ादायक

intensely painful; very difficult to deal with

Synonyms
Agonizing · Torturous · Unbearable · Severe · Intense
Antonyms
Painless · Mild · Bearable · Comfortable · Pleasant

The prolonged wait for loan approval proved excruciating for the small trader.

Execrable

Adjective

घृणित

extremely bad or unpleasant

Synonyms
Atrocious · Appalling · Abysmal · Dreadful · Deplorable
Antonyms
Excellent · Admirable · Superb · Commendable · Exemplary

The vendor's execrable service record cost it the renewal contract.

Exemplary

Adjective

अनुकरणीय

serving as a desirable model, outstanding

Synonyms
Model · Ideal · Outstanding · Commendable · Admirable
Antonyms
Deplorable · Poor · Inadequate · Substandard · Disgraceful

The branch received an award for exemplary customer service.

Exhaustive

Adjective

संपूर्ण

thorough and complete, covering all elements

Synonyms
Comprehensive · Thorough · Complete · Extensive · Detailed
Antonyms
Incomplete · Partial · Cursory · Superficial · Limited

The regulator conducted an exhaustive review of the bank's lending book.

Exhilarate

Verb

उल्लासित करना

to make someone feel very happy, animated, or elated

Synonyms
Thrill · Excite · Elate · Invigorate · Stimulate
Antonyms
Bore · Depress · Deflate · Dishearten · Sadden

The successful IPO exhilarated the entire founding team.

Exhort

Verb

प्रोत्साहित करना

to strongly encourage or urge someone to do something

Synonyms
Urge · Encourage · Press · Implore · Entreat
Antonyms
Discourage · Dissuade · Deter · Restrain · Dampen

The governor continued to exhort banks to pass on rate cuts to borrowers.

Exigency

Noun

आपात स्थिति

an urgent need or demand, a pressing situation

Synonyms
Emergency · Urgency · Crisis · Necessity · Predicament
Antonyms
Calm · Stability · Routine · Ease · Non-urgency

The relief fund was created to address financial exigencies during disasters.

Exodus

Noun

पलायन

a mass departure of people

Synonyms
Departure · Migration · Flight · Evacuation · Withdrawal
Antonyms
Arrival · Influx · Return · Immigration · Settlement

The sector saw a sudden exodus of talent to fintech startups.

Exonerate

Verb

दोषमुक्त करना

to officially clear from blame

Synonyms
Absolve · Acquit · Clear · Vindicate · Exculpate
Antonyms
Incriminate · Convict · Blame · Implicate · Condemn

The internal probe exonerated the employee of any wrongdoing.

Exorbitant

Adjective

अत्यधिक

unreasonably high, especially of a price

Synonyms
Excessive · Extortionate · Outrageous · Steep · Unreasonable
Antonyms
Reasonable · Moderate · Fair · Affordable · Modest

Customers complained about the exorbitant processing fee.

Exotic

Adjective

विदेशी

originating in or characteristic of a distant foreign country; strikingly unusual

Synonyms
Foreign · Unusual · Unfamiliar · Rare · Novel
Antonyms
Familiar · Native · Common · Local · Ordinary

The fund manager warned against chasing exotic overseas instruments without due diligence.

Expansive

Adjective

विस्तृत

covering a wide area, or open and communicative

Synonyms
Extensive · Broad · Wide-ranging · Sweeping · Vast
Antonyms
Limited · Narrow · Restricted · Confined · Compact

The bank unveiled an expansive plan to digitize all rural branches.

Expatriate

Noun

प्रवासी

a person who lives outside their native country

Synonyms
Emigrant · Migrant · Overseas resident · Exile · Non-resident
Antonyms
Native · Local resident · Citizen at home · Homebound resident · Domestic resident

The bank launched a dedicated desk for expatriate remittances.

Expedient

Adjective

सुविधाजनक

convenient and practical, though possibly improper

Synonyms
Convenient · Advantageous · Pragmatic · Practical · Opportune
Antonyms
Inconvenient · Impractical · Improper · Disadvantageous · Unwise

Cutting corners seemed expedient but created bigger problems later.

Expedite

Verb

शीघ्र करना

to make an action happen faster

Synonyms
Accelerate · Hasten · Speed up · Facilitate · Fast-track
Antonyms
Delay · Hinder · Slow · Postpone · Impede

Officials were asked to expedite the pending loan approvals.

Expedition

Noun

अभियान

a journey undertaken by a group for a particular purpose

Synonyms
Journey · Voyage · Mission · Trek · Quest
Antonyms
Stay · Stagnation · Idleness · Immobility · Homebound period

The survey team's field expedition helped map new microfinance zones.

Expeditious

Adjective

शीघ्र

done with speed and efficiency

Synonyms
Prompt · Swift · Speedy · Efficient · Rapid
Antonyms
Slow · Sluggish · Delayed · Leisurely · Tardy

Customers praised the branch for its expeditious handling of the refund.

Expel

Verb

निकाल देना

to force someone to leave an organization or place

Synonyms
Eject · Oust · Dismiss · Banish · Remove
Antonyms
Admit · Welcome · Include · Retain · Accept

The exchange moved to expel the broker for repeated rule violations.

Expend

Verb

खर्च करना

to spend or use up a resource

Synonyms
Spend · Use · Consume · Exhaust · Disburse
Antonyms
Save · Conserve · Retain · Hoard · Accumulate

The department expended most of its budget on the new software rollout.

Expiate

Verb

प्रायश्चित करना

to make amends or atone for wrongdoing

Synonyms
Atone · Redeem · Make amends · Compensate · Repent
Antonyms
Persist · Ignore · Repeat · Disregard · Justify

The company donated to charity in an attempt to expiate its earlier negligence.

Explicit

Adjective

स्पष्ट

stated clearly and in detail, leaving no room for confusion

Synonyms
Clear · Definite · Specific · Unambiguous · Precise
Antonyms
Implicit · Vague · Ambiguous · Unclear · Indefinite

The circular gave explicit instructions for the new KYC process.

Exploit

Verb

लाभ उठाना

to use unfairly for one's own benefit; or to make full use of

Synonyms
Utilize · Leverage · Manipulate · Capitalize on · Misuse
Antonyms
Neglect · Waste · Underuse · Protect · Safeguard

Scammers tried to exploit a loophole in the refund policy.

Expunge

Verb

मिटा देना

to completely remove or erase something

Synonyms
Erase · Delete · Remove · Eliminate · Obliterate
Antonyms
Retain · Preserve · Keep · Record · Include

The court ordered the outdated conviction to be expunged from his record.

Extant

Adjective

विद्यमान

still in existence, surviving

Synonyms
Existing · Surviving · Remaining · Present · Living
Antonyms
Extinct · Vanished · Lost · Defunct · Obsolete

Only a handful of the bank's original ledgers remain extant.

Extenuating

Adjective

क्षमा योग्य बनाने वाला

serving to lessen the seriousness of an offense by providing partial excuse

Synonyms
Mitigating · Justifying · Qualifying · Moderating · Softening
Antonyms
Aggravating · Incriminating · Worsening · Damning · Compounding

The tribunal accepted the extenuating circumstances behind the missed deadline.

Exterminate

Verb

समूल नष्ट करना

to destroy completely, wipe out

Synonyms
Eradicate · Eliminate · Annihilate · Destroy · Wipe out
Antonyms
Preserve · Nurture · Protect · Sustain · Cultivate

The company launched a drive to exterminate fraudulent merchant accounts.

Extol

Verb

प्रशंसा करना

to praise enthusiastically

Synonyms
Praise · Laud · Commend · Applaud · Glorify
Antonyms
Criticize · Condemn · Denounce · Disparage · Belittle

The chairman extolled the team's efforts during the crisis.

Extort

Verb

जबरन वसूली करना

to obtain something through force or threats

Synonyms
Coerce · Blackmail · Extract · Wring · Squeeze
Antonyms
Give · Grant · Donate · Offer · Provide

The gang tried to extort money from small shopkeepers under threat.

Extraneous

Adjective

अप्रासंगिक

irrelevant or unrelated to the subject being dealt with

Synonyms
Irrelevant · Unrelated · Superfluous · Immaterial · Extrinsic
Antonyms
Relevant · Pertinent · Essential · Related · Material

The report was trimmed to remove extraneous details.

Extravaganza

Noun

भव्य आयोजन

an elaborate and spectacular public event or production

Synonyms
Spectacle · Show · Gala · Pageant · Display
Antonyms
Modest event · Simple affair · Low-key gathering · Understatement · Plain ceremony

The bank hosted a media extravaganza to launch its new app.

Extricate

Verb

मुक्त करना

to free from a constraint or difficulty

Synonyms
Free · Disentangle · Extract · Release · Liberate
Antonyms
Entangle · Involve · Trap · Ensnare · Embroil

It took months to extricate the fund from its bad investments.

Exuberant

Adjective

उत्साहपूर्ण

full of energy, excitement, and cheerfulness

Synonyms
Enthusiastic · Ebullient · Buoyant · Lively · Vivacious
Antonyms
Subdued · Lethargic · Somber · Dull · Listless

The new hires brought an exuberant energy to the trading floor.

Exude

Verb

प्रकट करना

to display a quality or emotion strongly and openly

Synonyms
Radiate · Emit · Display · Ooze · Emanate
Antonyms
Conceal · Suppress · Mask · Withhold · Hide

The new CEO exudes the kind of confidence investors like to see.

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