Words starting with F

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

Fabled

Adjective

प्रसिद्ध

described or celebrated in fables, famous

Synonyms
Legendary · Famed · Renowned · Storied · Mythical
Antonyms
Obscure · Unknown · Ordinary · Forgotten · Unremarkable

The fabled trading floor once handled millions in daily volume.

Fabricate

Verb

गढ़ना

to invent or create falsely

Synonyms
Invent · Concoct · Falsify · Manufacture · Contrive
Antonyms
Verify · Confirm · Authenticate · Document · Substantiate

The accused was found to have fabricated the supporting invoices.

Facade

Noun

बाहरी रूप

an outward appearance that is maintained to conceal a less pleasant reality

Synonyms
Front · Veneer · Guise · Pretense · Mask
Antonyms
Reality · Truth · Substance · Essence · Core

Behind the polished facade, the company was drowning in debt.

Facetious

Adjective

गैर-गंभीर

treating serious issues with inappropriate humor

Synonyms
Flippant · Joking · Frivolous · Tongue-in-cheek · Glib
Antonyms
Serious · Earnest · Solemn · Grave · Sincere

His facetious comment during the crisis meeting was not well received.

Facile

Adjective

सतही

ignoring the true complexities of an issue; superficial

Synonyms
Simplistic · Superficial · Glib · Shallow · Oversimplified
Antonyms
Profound · Thorough · Complex · Rigorous · Substantive

Analysts dismissed the minister's facile explanation for the fiscal deficit.

Facilitate

Verb

सुगम बनाना

to make an action or process easier

Synonyms
Ease · Simplify · Enable · Assist · Streamline
Antonyms
Hinder · Obstruct · Impede · Complicate · Block

The new portal was built to facilitate faster loan disbursement.

Faction

Noun

गुट

a small organized dissenting group within a larger one

Synonyms
Group · Clique · Bloc · Camp · Splinter group
Antonyms
Whole · Unity · Majority · Consensus · Coalition

A vocal faction within the board opposed the acquisition.

Fallacy

Noun

भ्रांति

a mistaken belief based on unsound reasoning

Synonyms
Misconception · Delusion · Error · Myth · Falsehood
Antonyms
Truth · Fact · Reality · Certainty · Verity

It's a common fallacy that all digital loans carry lower interest.

Fallible

Adjective

त्रुटिशील

capable of making mistakes or being wrong

Synonyms
Imperfect · Errant · Prone to error · Flawed · Weak
Antonyms
Infallible · Perfect · Flawless · Unerring · Faultless

Even the most experienced auditors are fallible.

Fallow

Adjective

परती

not in use, or land left unplanted to restore fertility

Synonyms
Unused · Idle · Dormant · Inactive · Uncultivated
Antonyms
Productive · Active · Cultivated · Fertile · Utilized

The old savings scheme lay fallow for years before being revived.

Famished

Adjective

अत्यंत भूखा

extremely hungry

Synonyms
Starving · Ravenous · Hungry · Empty · Voracious
Antonyms
Satiated · Full · Fed · Sated · Satisfied

The relief camp fed thousands of famished flood victims within hours.

Fanatic

Noun

कट्टरपंथी

a person filled with excessive, single-minded zeal

Synonyms
Zealot · Extremist · Enthusiast · Devotee · Radical
Antonyms
Moderate · Skeptic · Indifferent person · Pragmatist · Rationalist

The forum was flooded by crypto fanatics dismissing every regulatory warning.

Fanatical

Adjective

कट्टर

filled with excessive and single-minded zeal

Synonyms
Zealous · Extreme · Obsessive · Radical · Diehard
Antonyms
Moderate · Indifferent · Apathetic · Balanced · Rational

He was almost fanatical about tracking every rupee of daily expenditure.

Fanciful

Adjective

कल्पनाप्रवण

imaginative or unrealistic

Synonyms
Imaginative · Unrealistic · Whimsical · Fantastical · Far-fetched
Antonyms
Realistic · Practical · Down-to-earth · Sensible · Rational

Regulators called the projected growth rate wildly fanciful.

Farcical

Adjective

हास्यास्पद

absurd, ridiculously inappropriate

Synonyms
Ridiculous · Absurd · Ludicrous · Preposterous · Laughable
Antonyms
Serious · Sensible · Reasonable · Credible · Dignified

Critics called the delayed audit a farcical exercise in accountability.

Fastidious

Adjective

अति सावधान

very attentive to accuracy and detail

Synonyms
Meticulous · Particular · Painstaking · Scrupulous · Exacting
Antonyms
Careless · Sloppy · Negligent · Casual · Slapdash

The auditor's fastidious review caught even minor rounding errors.

Fathom

Verb

थाह पाना

to understand after much thought

Synonyms
Comprehend · Grasp · Understand · Decipher · Figure out
Antonyms
Misunderstand · Confuse · Baffle · Miss · Ignore

Analysts struggled to fathom the sudden collapse in demand.

Fatuous

Adjective

मूर्खतापूर्ण

silly and pointless in a self-satisfied way

Synonyms
Foolish · Inane · Silly · Vacuous · Absurd
Antonyms
Sensible · Wise · Astute · Shrewd · Judicious

The fatuous excuse only made the delay look worse.

Fawn

Verb

चापलूसी करना

to display exaggerated flattery or affection to gain favor

Synonyms
Flatter · Grovel · Toady · Kowtow · Cringe
Antonyms
Snub · Ignore · Disregard · Rebuff · Criticize

New recruits were warned not to fawn over senior management.

Fearmongering

Noun

भय फैलाना

the action of deliberately arousing public fear about an issue

Synonyms
Scaremongering · Alarmism · Panic-spreading · Doom-saying · Intimidation
Antonyms
Reassurance · Calming · Comfort · Assurance · Pacification

The regulator accused certain media outlets of fearmongering over the bank's health.

Feasible

Adjective

संभव

possible to do easily or conveniently

Synonyms
Viable · Practicable · Achievable · Workable · Possible
Antonyms
Impossible · Impractical · Unworkable · Unrealistic · Unfeasible

The committee found the relocation plan financially feasible.

Feeble

Adjective

कमजोर

lacking physical strength; weak

Synonyms
Weak · Frail · Faint · Ineffective · Puny
Antonyms
Strong · Robust · Vigorous · Powerful · Sturdy

The company's feeble defense failed to convince the tribunal.

Feign

Verb

दिखावा करना

to pretend to feel or simulate a state, emotion, or condition

Synonyms
Pretend · Fake · Simulate · Affect · Sham
Antonyms
Reveal · Display · Show · Confess · Express

He tried to feign ignorance about the missing cash.

Feisty

Adjective

जुझारू

showing spirit and determination, spunky

Synonyms
Spirited · Spunky · Assertive · Combative · Plucky
Antonyms
Timid · Meek · Passive · Docile · Submissive

The feisty young analyst wasn't afraid to challenge senior forecasts.

Felicitous

Adjective

उपयुक्त

well-chosen or apt, pleasing

Synonyms
Apt · Fitting · Appropriate · Well-suited · Pleasing
Antonyms
Inappropriate · Awkward · Unfitting · Ill-suited · Unfortunate

Her felicitous phrasing in the report made a complex topic easy to grasp.

Felony

Noun

गंभीर अपराध

a serious crime, typically one involving violence or fraud

Synonyms
Crime · Offense · Misdeed · Wrongdoing · Transgression
Antonyms
Lawfulness · Innocence · Compliance · Good conduct · Legality

Embezzling depositor funds is treated as a felony under banking law.

Ferocious

Adjective

उग्र

savagely fierce, cruel, or violent

Synonyms
Fierce · Savage · Vicious · Brutal · Intense
Antonyms
Gentle · Mild · Docile · Tame · Calm

Ferocious competition among lenders pushed interest rates lower.

Fervent

Adjective

उत्कट

having or showing intense feeling, passionate

Synonyms
Passionate · Ardent · Zealous · Intense · Impassioned
Antonyms
Indifferent · Apathetic · Half-hearted · Lukewarm · Cold

She remains a fervent advocate for financial literacy programs.

Fervid

Adjective

अत्यधिक उत्साही / तीक्ष्ण

intensely enthusiastic or passionate, especially to an excessive degree

Synonyms
Fiery · Torrid · Feverish · Impassioned · Vehement
Antonyms
Apathetic · Indifferent · Cold · Half-hearted · Unemotional

The fervid debate over the new tax policy lasted well past midnight.

Fervour

Noun

उत्कट भावना

intense and passionate feeling

Synonyms
Passion · Zeal · Ardor · Enthusiasm · Intensity
Antonyms
Apathy · Indifference · Coolness · Detachment · Lethargy

Shareholders debated the buyback proposal with unusual fervour.

Festoons

Noun

सजावटी झालर

chains of flowers, leaves, or ribbons hung in a curve as decoration

Synonyms
Garlands · Streamers · Decorations · Wreaths · Bunting
Antonyms
Bare walls · Plain decor · Undecorated space · Blank space · Minimal decor

Festoons of marigold lined the entrance for the branch's inauguration.

Fetter

Verb

बाधा डालना

to restrict someone's freedom or ability to act

Synonyms
Restrict · Constrain · Hamper · Shackle · Hinder
Antonyms
Free · Liberate · Unshackle · Release · Enable

Outdated regulations continued to fetter the sector's growth.

Fiasco

Noun

बड़ी असफलता

a thing that is a complete failure, especially in an embarrassing way

Synonyms
Disaster · Debacle · Failure · Catastrophe · Flop
Antonyms
Triumph · Success · Achievement · Victory · Hit

The app's crash-prone launch turned into a public fiasco.

Fickle

Adjective

चंचल

changing frequently, especially in loyalties

Synonyms
Capricious · Inconstant · Volatile · Erratic · Unpredictable
Antonyms
Consistent · Loyal · Steady · Reliable · Constant

Consumer sentiment proved fickle during the volatile quarter.

Fiddle

Verb

हेरफेर करना

to make small dishonest alterations to figures or accounts

Synonyms
Manipulate · Tamper · Falsify · Rig · Doctor
Antonyms
Verify · Authenticate · Correct honestly · Audit properly · Validate

The clerk was caught trying to fiddle the daily cash register entries.

Fidelity

Noun

निष्ठा

faithfulness to a person, cause, or belief; accuracy

Synonyms
Loyalty · Faithfulness · Allegiance · Accuracy · Precision
Antonyms
Disloyalty · Betrayal · Infidelity · Inaccuracy · Treachery

Customers value the bank's fidelity to its promise of transparent fees.

Fidget

Verb

बेचैनी से हिलना

to make small movements out of nervousness or impatience

Synonyms
Squirm · Twitch · Fret · Wriggle · Shift restlessly
Antonyms
Sit still · Relax · Remain calm · Stay composed · Be at ease

Junior staff began to fidget as the inspection team reviewed the vault.

Fiefdom

Noun

जागीर

a person's sphere of operation or control

Synonyms
Domain · Territory · Turf · Realm · Sphere of influence
Antonyms
Shared space · Common ground · Open territory · Collective domain · Public sphere

The regional office had become something of a personal fiefdom for the outgoing manager.

Fierce

Adjective

तीव्र

having or displaying an intense or ferocious aggressiveness

Synonyms
Intense · Ferocious · Savage · Aggressive · Vehement
Antonyms
Gentle · Mild · Calm · Docile · Placid

Fierce competition among digital lenders drove down processing fees.

Fig

Noun

तुच्छ वस्तु

a very small or worthless amount, as in the phrase 'not worth a fig'

Synonyms
Trifle · Iota · Jot · Whit · Speck
Antonyms
Fortune · Treasure · Wealth · Substantial amount · Vast sum

He said he wouldn't give a fig for the broker's guarantees.

Figment

Noun

कल्पना मात्र

something invented or imagined, not real

Synonyms
Invention · Fabrication · Fantasy · Illusion · Delusion
Antonyms
Fact · Reality · Truth · Actuality · Certainty

The rumored takeover turned out to be a figment of speculative trading.

Filibuster

Noun

बाधा उत्पन्न करने वाला भाषण

a prolonged speech used to obstruct progress in a legislative assembly

Synonyms
Obstruction · Stonewalling · Delay tactic · Stalling · Postponement
Antonyms
Cooperation · Facilitation · Expedition · Advancement · Assistance

The opposition staged a filibuster to delay the vote on the banking reform bill.

Fillip

Noun

प्रोत्साहन

something that acts as a stimulus or incentive

Synonyms
Boost · Stimulus · Incentive · Impetus · Spur
Antonyms
Deterrent · Hindrance · Setback · Discouragement · Obstacle

The rate cut gave a fillip to housing loan demand.

Finesse

Noun

कुशलता

intricate delicacy and skill, tact

Synonyms
Skill · Tact · Diplomacy · Adroitness · Deftness
Antonyms
Clumsiness · Awkwardness · Bluntness · Tactlessness · Ineptitude

She handled the tense negotiation with remarkable finesse.

Finite

Adjective

सीमित

having limits or bounds

Synonyms
Limited · Bounded · Restricted · Fixed · Definite
Antonyms
Infinite · Unlimited · Boundless · Endless · Limitless

Branch managers work within a finite annual marketing budget.

Flaccid

Adjective

शिथिल

lacking firmness, weak

Synonyms
Weak · Feeble · Limp · Soft · Ineffective
Antonyms
Firm · Strong · Robust · Vigorous · Sturdy

The regulator called the penalty a flaccid response to a serious breach.

Flagrant

Adjective

घोर

conspicuously or offensively obvious, blatant

Synonyms
Blatant · Glaring · Obvious · Outrageous · Brazen
Antonyms
Subtle · Hidden · Concealed · Discreet · Inconspicuous

The inspection revealed a flagrant breach of safety norms.

Flair

Noun

कुशलता

a natural talent or aptitude for something

Synonyms
Talent · Aptitude · Knack · Skill · Panache
Antonyms
Ineptitude · Incompetence · Clumsiness · Ineptness · Awkwardness

She showed a natural flair for spotting undervalued stocks.

Flak

Noun

कड़ी आलोचना

strong or excessive criticism

Synonyms
Criticism · Backlash · Censure · Condemnation · Disapproval
Antonyms
Praise · Approval · Commendation · Support · Endorsement

The bank faced flak for imposing hidden charges on savings accounts.

Flamboyant

Adjective

भड़कीला

tending to attract attention because of confidence and stylishness

Synonyms
Showy · Extravagant · Ostentatious · Colorful · Dazzling
Antonyms
Understated · Modest · Plain · Subdued · Restrained

The flamboyant marketing campaign drew both praise and criticism.

Flank

Verb

बगल में स्थित होना

to be positioned at the side of someone or something

Synonyms
Border · Line · Skirt · Edge · Bound
Antonyms
Detach · Isolate · Remove · Withdraw · Distance

Two newly built branches now flank the bank's regional headquarters.

Fledgling

Adjective

नवोदित

new and inexperienced, in an early stage of development

Synonyms
Budding · Nascent · Emerging · New · Inexperienced
Antonyms
Established · Mature · Seasoned · Veteran · Experienced

The fledgling fintech startup secured its first round of funding.

Flippant

Adjective

असंजीदा

not showing proper seriousness

Synonyms
Frivolous · Glib · Casual · Cavalier · Offhand
Antonyms
Serious · Earnest · Solemn · Respectful · Sincere

His flippant remark during the review upset the entire panel.

Flounder

Verb

लड़खड़ाना

to struggle or have great difficulty in doing something

Synonyms
Struggle · Stumble · Falter · Stagger · Flail
Antonyms
Thrive · Excel · Prosper · Flourish · Succeed

Smaller lenders began to flounder once liquidity dried up.

Flout

Verb

अवहेलना करना

to openly disregard a rule or convention

Synonyms
Defy · Disregard · Violate · Ignore · Scorn
Antonyms
Obey · Comply · Follow · Respect · Observe

Several dealers were found to flout the margin trading norms.

Fluctuate

Verb

उतार-चढ़ाव होना

to rise and fall irregularly

Synonyms
Vary · Waver · Oscillate · Vacillate · Shift
Antonyms
Stabilize · Steady · Settle · Hold · Remain constant

Exchange rates continued to fluctuate throughout the trading session.

Fluent

Adjective

धाराप्रवाह

able to speak or write smoothly and easily

Synonyms
Articulate · Eloquent · Smooth · Flowing · Proficient
Antonyms
Halting · Stammering · Awkward · Choppy · Inarticulate

The relationship manager is fluent in three regional languages.

Flutter

Verb

फड़फड़ाना

to move erratically or quickly, or to fluctuate nervously

Synonyms
Quiver · Tremble · Flap · Waver · Vibrate
Antonyms
Stabilize · Steady · Settle · Calm · Still

Stock prices fluttered wildly after the surprise rate announcement.

Foible

Noun

कमजोरी

a minor weakness or eccentricity in character

Synonyms
Quirk · Flaw · Idiosyncrasy · Shortcoming · Weakness
Antonyms
Strength · Virtue · Merit · Asset · Forte

Excessive caution with raw data was the analyst's primary foible.

Foil

Verb

विफल करना

to prevent someone from succeeding in a plan or attempt

Synonyms
Thwart · Frustrate · Prevent · Block · Stop
Antonyms
Enable · Assist · Facilitate · Support · Aid

Quick action by the bank's fraud team foiled the phishing attempt.

Foist

Verb

थोपना

to impose something unwelcome on someone

Synonyms
Impose · Force · Inflict · Thrust · Palm off
Antonyms
Withhold · Withdraw · Remove · Spare · Retract

Critics accused the agent of trying to foist unnecessary insurance add-ons on customers.

Foment

Verb

भड़काना

to instigate or stir up trouble

Synonyms
Incite · Instigate · Provoke · Stir up · Agitate
Antonyms
Quell · Suppress · Calm · Pacify · Discourage

The false rumor seemed designed to foment panic among depositors.

Foolhardy

Adjective

दुस्साहसी

recklessly bold, taking unnecessary risks

Synonyms
Reckless · Rash · Impetuous · Careless · Daredevil
Antonyms
Cautious · Prudent · Careful · Sensible · Wary

Betting the entire fund on one stock was a foolhardy decision.

Foothold

Noun

मजबूत पकड़ / आधार

a secure or advantageous position from which further progress can be made

Synonyms
Bridgehead · Footing · Toehold · Position · Base
Antonyms
Exclusion · Bar · Block · Disadvantage · Obstacle

The acquisition gave the private lender a solid foothold in rural banking markets.

Foray

Noun

नई शुरुआत

a brief attempt or new venture, especially into unfamiliar activity

Synonyms
Venture · Attempt · Initiative · Excursion · Incursion
Antonyms
Retreat · Withdrawal · Avoidance · Abstention · Exit

This marks the bank's first foray into cryptocurrency custody services.

Forbearance

Noun

सहनशीलता

patient self-control, tolerance

Synonyms
Patience · Tolerance · Restraint · Leniency · Self-control
Antonyms
Impatience · Intolerance · Harshness · Severity · Rashness

The lender showed forbearance by waiving penalties during the crisis.

Foregone

Adjective

पूर्वनिर्धारित

known in advance, especially of a conclusion that is inevitable

Synonyms
Predetermined · Inevitable · Predictable · Certain · Anticipated
Antonyms
Uncertain · Unpredictable · Doubtful · Unexpected · Undetermined

With three board members already in support, the vote's outcome was a foregone conclusion.

Foresee

Verb

पूर्वानुमान लगाना

to predict or be aware of beforehand

Synonyms
Anticipate · Predict · Envision · Forecast · Foretell
Antonyms
Overlook · Miss · Ignore · Disregard · Fail to predict

Analysts failed to foresee the sudden spike in defaults.

Forestall

Verb

पहले से रोकना

to prevent something by acting in advance

Synonyms
Preempt · Prevent · Avert · Anticipate · Thwart
Antonyms
Allow · Permit · Enable · Invite · Provoke

Early intervention helped forestall a larger liquidity crisis.

Forfeit

Verb

गँवाना

to lose a right or possession as a penalty

Synonyms
Lose · Surrender · Relinquish · Sacrifice · Give up
Antonyms
Retain · Keep · Preserve · Win · Gain

Late applicants had to forfeit their eligibility for the introductory offer.

Forgo

Verb

त्याग देना

to decide not to have or do something desired

Synonyms
Waive · Relinquish · Renounce · Abstain from · Sacrifice
Antonyms
Indulge · Claim · Pursue · Retain · Enjoy

Employees were asked to forgo their bonus this quarter due to losses.

Forlorn

Adjective

निराश्रित

pitifully sad, lonely, or abandoned

Synonyms
Desolate · Abandoned · Wretched · Miserable · Dejected
Antonyms
Cheerful · Hopeful · Content · Joyful · Optimistic

The empty, forlorn branch office stood as a reminder of the closures.

Formative

Adjective

निर्माणकारी

serving to form something, especially having a profound influence on development

Synonyms
Developmental · Influential · Shaping · Foundational · Impressionable
Antonyms
Insignificant · Irrelevant · Trivial · Negligible · Inconsequential

Her formative years in retail banking shaped her leadership style.

Formidable

Adjective

दुर्जेय

inspiring fear or respect through being powerful or impressive

Synonyms
Daunting · Impressive · Redoubtable · Intimidating · Powerful
Antonyms
Weak · Unimpressive · Feeble · Manageable · Insignificant

The new fintech player quickly became a formidable competitor.

Forsake

Verb

त्याग देना

to abandon or give up someone or something

Synonyms
Abandon · Desert · Renounce · Relinquish · Forgo
Antonyms
Embrace · Retain · Support · Cherish · Uphold

Investors feared the fund would forsake its original low-risk strategy.

Forte

Noun

विशेष योग्यता

a thing at which someone excels

Synonyms
Strength · Specialty · Strong point · Talent · Skill
Antonyms
Weakness · Shortcoming · Flaw · Limitation · Handicap

Risk analysis has always been her professional forte.

Forthright

Adjective

स्पष्टवादी

direct and outspoken, straightforward

Synonyms
Direct · Candid · Frank · Straightforward · Blunt
Antonyms
Evasive · Indirect · Vague · Devious · Cagey

The auditor gave a forthright account of the discrepancies found.

Fortify

Verb

सुदृढ़ करना

to strengthen against attack, or to strengthen generally

Synonyms
Strengthen · Reinforce · Bolster · Brace · Buttress
Antonyms
Weaken · Undermine · Erode · Destabilize · Sap

The bank moved to fortify its capital reserves ahead of the audit.

Fortitude

Noun

धैर्य

courage in facing pain or adversity

Synonyms
Resilience · Endurance · Courage · Grit · Perseverance
Antonyms
Weakness · Cowardice · Fragility · Timidity · Frailty

She faced the sudden job loss with remarkable fortitude.

Fortuitous

Adjective

संयोगवश शुभ

happening by chance, especially a happy one

Synonyms
Lucky · Fortunate · Serendipitous · Providential · Opportune
Antonyms
Unfortunate · Unlucky · Planned · Deliberate · Inauspicious

The timely rate cut proved fortuitous for the struggling sector.

Fracas

Noun

हंगामा

a noisy disturbance or fight

Synonyms
Brawl · Uproar · Melee · Commotion · Scuffle
Antonyms
Calm · Order · Peace · Harmony · Tranquility

Security had to intervene during a fracas outside the crowded branch.

Fractious

Adjective

चिड़चिड़ा

irritable and quarrelsome, difficult to control

Synonyms
Irritable · Cantankerous · Unruly · Quarrelsome · Testy
Antonyms
Amiable · Agreeable · Calm · Cooperative · Docile

The fractious shareholder meeting stretched well past midnight.

Fragile

Adjective

नाजुक

easily broken, damaged, or weakened

Synonyms
Delicate · Brittle · Weak · Frail · Flimsy
Antonyms
Sturdy · Robust · Durable · Strong · Resilient

The economy's fragile recovery could be derailed by another rate shock.

Fraudulent

Adjective

कपटपूर्ण

obtained or done by deception, especially criminal deception

Synonyms
Deceptive · Dishonest · Illegitimate · Bogus · Counterfeit
Antonyms
Legitimate · Genuine · Honest · Authentic · Lawful

Several fraudulent loan applications were flagged during verification.

Fraught

Adjective

तनावपूर्ण

filled with something undesirable, or anxious and tense

Synonyms
Tense · Charged · Anxious · Strained · Loaded
Antonyms
Calm · Relaxed · Easy · Untroubled · Serene

Negotiations grew fraught as the deadline approached.

Fray

Noun

झगड़ा

a competitive, heated, or chaotic situation; a fight

Synonyms
Skirmish · Brawl · Scuffle · Conflict · Clash
Antonyms
Truce · Peace · Harmony · Accord · Ceasefire

Two more fintech firms entered the fray for the digital lending license.

Frenetic

Adjective

उन्मत्त

fast and energetic in a wild or uncontrolled way

Synonyms
Frantic · Hectic · Chaotic · Feverish · Manic
Antonyms
Calm · Leisurely · Relaxed · Composed · Unhurried

The trading floor had a frenetic pace during the market crash.

Frenzy

Noun

उन्माद

a state of wild excitement or uncontrolled activity

Synonyms
Mania · Hysteria · Furor · Craze · Turmoil
Antonyms
Calm · Composure · Serenity · Tranquility · Stillness

News of the merger triggered a frenzy of trading on the exchange.

Fret

Verb

चिंता करना

to be constantly or visibly anxious

Synonyms
Worry · Agonize · Stress · Brood · Fuss
Antonyms
Relax · Calm · Reassure · Ease · Unwind

There's no need to fret over a single missed deadline.

Fretful

Adjective

चिंतित

anxious, worried, or easily irritated

Synonyms
Anxious · Irritable · Worried · Uneasy · Agitated
Antonyms
Calm · Content · Relaxed · Composed · Untroubled

Investors grew fretful as the earnings call was repeatedly postponed.

Frivolous

Adjective

तुच्छ

not having any serious purpose or value

Synonyms
Trivial · Petty · Silly · Superficial · Insignificant
Antonyms
Serious · Significant · Important · Substantial · Grave

The panel dismissed the complaint as frivolous.

Frugal

Adjective

मितव्ययी

sparing or economical with money or resources

Synonyms
Thrifty · Economical · Prudent · Sparing · Careful
Antonyms
Extravagant · Wasteful · Lavish · Prodigal · Spendthrift

A frugal lifestyle helped him clear his loan years ahead of schedule.

Fudge

Verb

गोलमोल करना

to avoid making a firm decision, or to falsify data

Synonyms
Falsify · Manipulate · Evade · Distort · Dodge
Antonyms
Clarify · Confirm · Verify · Specify · Confront

The clerk was fired for trying to fudge the reconciliation figures.

Fugitive

Noun

फरार व्यक्ति

a person who has escaped from custody or is fleeing to avoid arrest

Synonyms
Runaway · Escapee · Absconder · Outlaw · Refugee
Antonyms
Captive · Detainee · Prisoner · Inmate · Law-abider

The economic offender was declared a fugitive after fleeing the country.

Fulminate

Verb

कड़ी आलोचना करना

to express strong criticism or protest

Synonyms
Rail · Denounce · Rage · Protest · Inveigh
Antonyms
Praise · Commend · Endorse · Support · Applaud

Customers fulminated against the sudden hike in service charges.

Furious

Adjective

क्रोधित

extremely angry, or intense and fierce

Synonyms
Enraged · Irate · Livid · Incensed · Fuming
Antonyms
Calm · Pleased · Content · Placid · Serene

Customers were furious after the app crashed during peak banking hours.

Furlough

Noun

अवकाश

a temporary leave of absence, especially from duty or work

Synonyms
Leave · Sabbatical · Recess · Time off · Suspension
Antonyms
Duty · Deployment · Work · Service · Assignment

Several employees were placed on unpaid furlough during the slowdown.

Furore

Noun

हंगामा

an outbreak of public anger, excitement, or disapproval

Synonyms
Uproar · Outcry · Commotion · Furor · Backlash
Antonyms
Calm · Silence · Approval · Acceptance · Peace

The leaked memo caused a furore among shareholders.

Furtive

Adjective

चोरी-छिपे

attempting to avoid notice, secretive

Synonyms
Secretive · Stealthy · Sneaky · Clandestine · Surreptitious
Antonyms
Open · Overt · Blatant · Obvious · Transparent

CCTV footage showed a furtive exchange near the cash counter.

Fusion

Noun

संलयन

the process of combining different things into one

Synonyms
Merger · Blend · Amalgamation · Combination · Integration
Antonyms
Separation · Division · Split · Disintegration · Segregation

The product is a fusion of traditional savings and digital investing.

Futile

Adjective

व्यर्थ

producing no useful result, pointless

Synonyms
Useless · Pointless · Vain · Fruitless · Ineffective
Antonyms
Useful · Effective · Productive · Successful · Worthwhile

Repeated calls to the unresponsive helpline proved futile.

Fuzzy

Adjective

अस्पष्ट

unclear, indistinct, or blurred

Synonyms
Blurry · Vague · Hazy · Indistinct · Unclear
Antonyms
Clear · Sharp · Distinct · Precise · Crisp

The bank's growth targets remained fuzzy even after the press briefing.

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