Words starting with I

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

Iconoclast

Noun

परंपरा तोड़ने वाला

a person who attacks established beliefs or institutions

Synonyms
Rebel · Nonconformist · Dissenter · Maverick · Radical
Antonyms
Traditionalist · Conformist · Conservative · Loyalist · Follower

The founder was seen as an iconoclast for rejecting standard banking hours.

Idiosyncrasy

Noun

विशिष्टता

a mode of behavior peculiar to an individual

Synonyms
Quirk · Peculiarity · Eccentricity · Trait · Mannerism
Antonyms
Norm · Convention · Uniformity · Standard · Regularity

Insisting on paper receipts was one of the old manager's known idiosyncrasies.

Idle

Adjective

निष्क्रिय

not active or in use; avoiding work

Synonyms
Inactive · Unoccupied · Lazy · Dormant · Unused
Antonyms
Active · Busy · Occupied · Productive · Engaged

Idle funds in the account were moved to a fixed deposit for better returns.

Idyllic

Adjective

सुरम्य

extremely happy, peaceful, or picturesque

Synonyms
Blissful · Peaceful · Picturesque · Charming · Serene
Antonyms
Chaotic · Troubled · Unpleasant · Disturbing · Grim

The offsite was held at an idyllic lakeside resort.

Ignoble

Adjective

नीच

not honorable in character or purpose

Synonyms
Dishonorable · Shameful · Base · Disgraceful · Contemptible
Antonyms
Noble · Honorable · Dignified · Respectable · Admirable

Diverting the relief funds was an ignoble act by any measure.

Ignominious

Adjective

अपमानजनक

deserving or causing public disgrace

Synonyms
Humiliating · Disgraceful · Shameful · Degrading · Embarrassing
Antonyms
Honorable · Glorious · Dignified · Respectable · Triumphant

The scandal led to the CEO's ignominious exit from the company.

Ignominy

Noun

अपमान

public shame or disgrace

Synonyms
Disgrace · Humiliation · Shame · Dishonor · Infamy
Antonyms
Honor · Glory · Respect · Prestige · Esteem

The chairman resigned in ignominy after the fraud came to light.

Ignorant

Adjective

अनभिज्ञ

lacking knowledge or awareness of something

Synonyms
Uninformed · Unaware · Uneducated · Unknowing · Oblivious
Antonyms
Informed · Knowledgeable · Aware · Educated · Enlightened

Many first-time investors remain ignorant of the risks in derivatives trading.

Illicit

Adjective

अवैध

forbidden by law or rules

Synonyms
Illegal · Unlawful · Unauthorized · Prohibited · Criminal
Antonyms
Legal · Lawful · Authorized · Legitimate · Permitted

The task force cracked down on illicit money-transfer networks.

Illusory

Adjective

भ्रामक

based on illusion, not real

Synonyms
Deceptive · Illusive · Misleading · Unreal · Fanciful
Antonyms
Real · Genuine · Actual · Tangible · Authentic

The high early returns turned out to be entirely illusory.

Imbue

Verb

भर देना

to inspire or permeate with a feeling or quality

Synonyms
Instill · Infuse · Permeate · Inspire · Saturate
Antonyms
Drain · Deplete · Empty · Void · Strip

The founder tried to imbue every employee with a sense of ownership.

Immaculate

Adjective

निर्दोष

perfectly clean, neat, or free from flaws

Synonyms
Spotless · Flawless · Pristine · Impeccable · Pure
Antonyms
Flawed · Dirty · Tainted · Blemished · Sloppy

The audit found the branch's records to be immaculate.

Immense

Adjective

विशाल

extremely large in size or amount

Synonyms
Huge · Enormous · Vast · Massive · Colossal
Antonyms
Tiny · Small · Minute · Insignificant · Negligible

The scheme places an immense burden on the state exchequer.

Immerse

Verb

तल्लीन होना

to involve oneself deeply in an activity

Synonyms
Absorb · Engross · Submerge · Engage · Plunge into
Antonyms
Withdraw · Detach · Disengage · Distance · Extract

New hires immerse themselves in a two-week training program.

Imminent

Adjective

आसन्न

about to happen very soon

Synonyms
Impending · Forthcoming · Approaching · Looming · Near
Antonyms
Distant · Remote · Unlikely · Far-off · Delayed

Analysts warned that a liquidity crunch was imminent.

Immutable

Adjective

अपरिवर्तनीय

unchanging over time or unable to be changed

Synonyms
Unchangeable · Fixed · Permanent · Constant · Invariable
Antonyms
Changeable · Variable · Mutable · Flexible · Adjustable

Some core banking principles remain immutable despite rapid digitization.

Impartial

Adjective

निष्पक्ष

treating all sides equally, not biased

Synonyms
Unbiased · Neutral · Fair · Objective · Even-handed
Antonyms
Biased · Partial · Prejudiced · Unfair · One-sided

An impartial committee was set up to review the promotion process.

Impasse

Noun

गतिरोध

a situation in which no progress is possible, a deadlock

Synonyms
Deadlock · Stalemate · Standstill · Gridlock · Logjam
Antonyms
Breakthrough · Progress · Resolution · Agreement · Advancement

Negotiations reached an impasse over the valuation of the acquired firm.

Impeccable

Adjective

त्रुटिहीन

in accordance with the highest standards, faultless

Synonyms
Flawless · Faultless · Immaculate · Perfect · Exemplary
Antonyms
Flawed · Imperfect · Defective · Faulty · Substandard

The auditor praised the branch's impeccable record-keeping.

Impede

Verb

बाधा डालना

to delay or prevent by obstructing

Synonyms
Hinder · Obstruct · Hamper · Block · Restrict
Antonyms
Facilitate · Assist · Advance · Promote · Expedite

Heavy paperwork continues to impede quick account closures.

Impediment

Noun

बाधा

an obstacle or hindrance that delays or blocks progress

Synonyms
Obstacle · Hindrance · Barrier · Obstruction · Hurdle
Antonyms
Advantage · Aid · Facilitator · Boost · Assistance

Outdated technology remains a major impediment to faster loan disbursal.

Impend

Verb

मंडराना

to be about to happen; to loom threateningly

Synonyms
Loom · Approach · Threaten · Near · Hover
Antonyms
Recede · Retreat · Vanish · Pass · Withdraw

A ratings downgrade seemed to impend as the debt ratios worsened.

Imperative

Adjective

अनिवार्य

of vital importance, essential

Synonyms
Essential · Crucial · Vital · Mandatory · Urgent
Antonyms
Optional · Unnecessary · Trivial · Dispensable · Nonessential

It is imperative that all staff complete the compliance training.

Imperious

Adjective

अधिनायकवादी

assuming power or authority without justification, domineering

Synonyms
Domineering · Overbearing · Authoritarian · Haughty · Dictatorial
Antonyms
Humble · Deferential · Meek · Submissive · Accommodating

Staff found the new director's imperious tone hard to work with.

Impervious

Adjective

अभेद्य

unable to be affected by, or not allowing something to pass through

Synonyms
Unaffected · Immune · Resistant · Insensitive · Impenetrable
Antonyms
Susceptible · Vulnerable · Sensitive · Permeable · Exposed

The fund manager seemed impervious to the market's daily swings.

Impetuous

Adjective

उतावला

acting or done quickly without thought or care

Synonyms
Impulsive · Rash · Hasty · Reckless · Spontaneous
Antonyms
Cautious · Deliberate · Prudent · Measured · Careful

His impetuous decision to sell the stock cost him the year-end rally.

Impetus

Noun

प्रेरणा

a force or stimulus that drives something forward

Synonyms
Stimulus · Momentum · Drive · Incentive · Spur
Antonyms
Deterrent · Hindrance · Obstacle · Discouragement · Curb

Tax incentives gave fresh impetus to small business lending.

Impinge

Verb

अतिक्रमण करना

to have an effect on something, or to encroach upon it

Synonyms
Encroach · Infringe · Intrude · Affect · Trespass
Antonyms
Respect · Withdraw · Avoid · Refrain · Abstain

The new data rules impinge on how banks share customer information.

Implacable

Adjective

अटल

unable to be appeased or pacified

Synonyms
Unyielding · Relentless · Uncompromising · Inflexible · Merciless
Antonyms
Forgiving · Lenient · Flexible · Accommodating · Compassionate

The regulator remained implacable despite the bank's repeated appeals.

Implacably

Adverb

अटल रूप से

in a manner that cannot be appeased, calmed, or changed

Synonyms
Relentlessly · Unyieldingly · Inflexibly · Adamantly · Stubbornly
Antonyms
Flexibly · Leniently · Compassionately · Yieldingly · Cooperatively

The trade union remained implacably opposed to the privatization plan despite multiple negotiations.

Implausible

Adjective

असंभाव्य

not seeming reasonable or probable

Synonyms
Unlikely · Improbable · Far-fetched · Doubtful · Unbelievable
Antonyms
Plausible · Believable · Credible · Reasonable · Likely

The company's growth projections seemed wildly implausible.

Implead

Verb

प्रतिवाद में शामिल करना

to bring a person into a lawsuit as a third party

Synonyms
Sue · Litigate · Prosecute · Charge · Indict
Antonyms
Exonerate · Acquit · Discharge · Absolve · Release

The bank sought to implead the guarantor in the recovery suit.

Implicate

Verb

फँसाना

to show someone to be involved in a crime

Synonyms
Incriminate · Involve · Entangle · Connect · Compromise
Antonyms
Exonerate · Absolve · Clear · Acquit · Vindicate

Internal emails implicated several senior staff in the cover-up.

Implicit

Adjective

अंतर्निहित

implied though not plainly expressed

Synonyms
Implied · Unstated · Tacit · Inherent · Understood
Antonyms
Explicit · Stated · Direct · Overt · Expressed

There was an implicit understanding that overtime would be compensated.

Implosion

Noun

आंतरिक पतन

a sudden collapse inward, or a dramatic internal failure

Synonyms
Collapse · Breakdown · Crash · Downfall · Meltdown
Antonyms
Expansion · Growth · Boom · Recovery · Revival

The fund's implosion wiped out years of investor savings overnight.

Impoverish

Verb

दरिद्र बनाना

to make someone or something poor

Synonyms
Bankrupt · Beggar · Deplete · Ruin · Pauperize
Antonyms
Enrich · Prosper · Empower · Fortify · Strengthen

The prolonged drought threatened to impoverish entire farming communities.

Impoverished

Adjective

दरिद्र

reduced to poverty; made poor

Synonyms
Poor · Destitute · Penniless · Deprived · Needy
Antonyms
Wealthy · Affluent · Prosperous · Rich · Well-off

The microloan program targets impoverished households in rural districts.

Impromptu

Adjective

बिना तैयारी के

done without being planned or rehearsed

Synonyms
Spontaneous · Unrehearsed · Unplanned · Improvised · Off-the-cuff
Antonyms
Planned · Rehearsed · Prepared · Scheduled · Deliberate

The CEO gave an impromptu address after the surprise earnings beat.

Impudent

Adjective

ढीठ

not showing due respect for another person, insolent

Synonyms
Insolent · Cheeky · Disrespectful · Rude · Brazen
Antonyms
Respectful · Polite · Courteous · Deferential · Humble

The impudent remark to a senior official cost him his internship.

Impugn

Verb

संदेह प्रकट करना

to dispute the truth, validity, or honesty of a statement

Synonyms
Challenge · Question · Dispute · Discredit · Attack
Antonyms
Confirm · Support · Endorse · Affirm · Validate

Rivals tried to impugn the integrity of the audit findings.

Impunity

Noun

दंड से मुक्ति

exemption from punishment or consequences

Synonyms
Exemption · Immunity · Freedom · Amnesty · Indemnity
Antonyms
Accountability · Punishment · Liability · Consequence · Culpability

The scam operated with apparent impunity for over a year.

Impute

Verb

मढ़ना / दोष लगाना

to attribute a crime or fault to someone

Synonyms
Attribute · Ascribe · Assign · Credit · Accredit
Antonyms
Absolve · Exonerate · Disassociate · Disconnect · Acquit

Critics attempted to impute the entire fiscal deficit to the new subsidy policy.

Inadmissible

Adjective

अस्वीकार्य

not accepted as valid or relevant, especially in a legal context

Synonyms
Unacceptable · Invalid · Ineligible · Disallowed · Inapplicable
Antonyms
Admissible · Valid · Acceptable · Permissible · Eligible

The forged document was ruled inadmissible as evidence.

Inadvertent

Adjective

अनजाने में

not resulting from careful thought, unintentional

Synonyms
Unintentional · Accidental · Unplanned · Careless · Involuntary
Antonyms
Deliberate · Intentional · Planned · Calculated · Premeditated

An inadvertent entry error caused the mismatch in the ledger.

Inane

Adjective

निरर्थक

silly, lacking sense

Synonyms
Silly · Foolish · Senseless · Vacuous · Absurd
Antonyms
Sensible · Wise · Meaningful · Profound · Intelligent

The customer found the automated response utterly inane.

Inarticulate

Adjective

अस्पष्ट भाषी

unable to express oneself clearly, or poorly expressed

Synonyms
Incoherent · Tongue-tied · Halting · Mumbling · Unclear
Antonyms
Articulate · Eloquent · Fluent · Coherent · Expressive

Nervous and inarticulate, the intern struggled through the first presentation.

Incapacitation

Noun

अक्षमता

the state of being deprived of strength, power, or ability

Synonyms
Disablement · Impairment · Debilitation · Paralysis · Weakening
Antonyms
Empowerment · Restoration · Strengthening · Enablement · Recovery

Prolonged system incapacitation left the exchange unable to process trades.

Incarcerate

Verb

कारावास में डालना

to imprison or confine someone

Synonyms
Imprison · Jail · Confine · Detain · Lock up
Antonyms
Free · Release · Liberate · Discharge · Acquit

The mastermind of the scheme was incarcerated for financial fraud.

Incarceration

Noun

कारावास / कैद

the state of being confined in prison; imprisonment

Synonyms
Imprisonment · Detention · Confinement · Custody · Captivity
Antonyms
Freedom · Release · Liberation · Discharge · Acquittal

The corporate tribunal recommended the executive's incarceration following a high-profile insider-trading probe.

Incendiary

Adjective

भड़काऊ

tending to stir up conflict, or designed to cause fire

Synonyms
Inflammatory · Provocative · Explosive · Volatile · Rousing
Antonyms
Calming · Soothing · Pacifying · Conciliatory · Placid

The incendiary press statement only deepened the public backlash.

Inception

Noun

प्रारंभ

the establishment or starting point of an institution or activity

Synonyms
Beginning · Start · Origin · Launch · Commencement
Antonyms
End · Conclusion · Termination · Closure · Completion

The bank has grown steadily since its inception in the 1980s.

Incessant

Adjective

निरंतर

continuing without pause

Synonyms
Constant · Continuous · Unceasing · Persistent · Nonstop
Antonyms
Occasional · Intermittent · Sporadic · Rare · Infrequent

Incessant complaints about the app finally forced a redesign.

Inchoate

Adjective

अपरिपक्व

just begun and not yet fully formed or developed

Synonyms
Undeveloped · Rudimentary · Nascent · Embryonic · Incipient
Antonyms
Mature · Developed · Complete · Established · Fully formed

The startup's business plan was still inchoate when it sought funding.

Incisive

Adjective

पैनी

showing clear thought and sharp understanding

Synonyms
Sharp · Perceptive · Penetrating · Astute · Trenchant
Antonyms
Vague · Dull · Superficial · Unclear · Muddled

Her incisive questions exposed the flaw in the proposal.

Inclination

Noun

झुकाव

a natural tendency to act in a certain way

Synonyms
Tendency · Predisposition · Leaning · Bent · Propensity
Antonyms
Aversion · Disinclination · Reluctance · Distaste · Unwillingness

He has a strong inclination toward conservative investments.

Incoherence

Noun

असंगति

lack of logical connection or clarity in reasoning or speech

Synonyms
Confusion · Disjointedness · Inconsistency · Illogicality · Muddle
Antonyms
Clarity · Coherence · Consistency · Logic · Order

The incoherence of the policy left banks unsure how to comply.

Inconclusive

Adjective

अनिर्णायक

not leading to a definite conclusion or result

Synonyms
Indecisive · Uncertain · Ambiguous · Unresolved · Unsettled
Antonyms
Conclusive · Definitive · Decisive · Clear · Certain

The forensic audit remained inconclusive about the source of the discrepancy.

Incongruous

Adjective

असंगत

not in harmony or keeping with the surroundings, out of place

Synonyms
Inconsistent · Out of place · Discordant · Mismatched · Odd
Antonyms
Consistent · Fitting · Harmonious · Compatible · Appropriate

The lavish office felt incongruous with the company's cost-cutting message.

Inconsequential

Adjective

महत्वहीन

not important or significant

Synonyms
Trivial · Insignificant · Minor · Unimportant · Negligible
Antonyms
Significant · Important · Substantial · Crucial · Momentous

The delay turned out to be inconsequential in the end.

Inconsolable

Adjective

असांत्वनीय

unable to be comforted; deeply grieved

Synonyms
Heartbroken · Devastated · Grief-stricken · Distraught · Despondent
Antonyms
Comforted · Consoled · Content · Cheerful · Reassured

The family was inconsolable after losing their life savings to the scam.

Incontrovertible

Adjective

अकाट्य

not able to be denied or disputed

Synonyms
Undeniable · Indisputable · Irrefutable · Unquestionable · Conclusive
Antonyms
Debatable · Disputable · Doubtful · Questionable · Uncertain

The audit trail provided incontrovertible proof of the transfer.

Incorporate

Verb

शामिल करना

to include something as part of a whole

Synonyms
Integrate · Include · Merge · Combine · Embody
Antonyms
Exclude · Omit · Separate · Remove · Detach

The new policy will incorporate feedback from branch staff.

Incorrigible

Adjective

असुधार्य

not able to be corrected, improved, or reformed

Synonyms
Irredeemable · Unreformable · Habitual · Hardened · Unmanageable
Antonyms
Reformable · Correctable · Manageable · Curable · Redeemable

The branch labeled him an incorrigible late-payer after the fifth default.

Incredulity

Noun

अविश्वास / संशय

the state of being unwilling or unable to believe something

Synonyms
Disbelief · Skepticism · Doubt · Distrust · Suspicion
Antonyms
Belief · Credulity · Trust · Faith · Acceptance

Depositors reacted with deep incredulity when the cooperative lender suddenly froze retail withdrawals.

Incredulous

Adjective

अविश्वासी

unwilling or unable to believe something

Synonyms
Skeptical · Disbelieving · Doubtful · Unconvinced · Distrustful
Antonyms
Trusting · Credulous · Convinced · Believing · Certain

Shareholders were incredulous at the scale of the reported losses.

Inculcate

Verb

दृढ़ता से सिखाना

to instill an idea, attitude, or habit through persistent instruction

Synonyms
Instill · Implant · Ingrain · Impress · Teach
Antonyms
Uproot · Eradicate · Remove · Erase · Discourage

The training module aims to inculcate sound risk practices among new recruits.

Incumbent

Adjective

आवश्यक कर्तव्य

necessary for someone as a duty or responsibility

Synonyms
Binding · Mandatory · Obligatory · Required · Essential
Antonyms
Optional · Discretionary · Elective · Voluntary · Unnecessary

It is incumbent upon every director to disclose potential conflicts of interest.

Incur

Verb

वहन करना

to become subject to something unpleasant as a result of one's actions

Synonyms
Sustain · Suffer · Bring on · Acquire · Accumulate
Antonyms
Avoid · Evade · Escape · Prevent · Elude

Late repayment will cause the borrower to incur additional penalty charges.

Incursion

Noun

घुसपैठ

an invasion or attack, especially a sudden or brief one

Synonyms
Raid · Invasion · Intrusion · Foray · Encroachment
Antonyms
Retreat · Withdrawal · Departure · Evacuation · Exit

The cyber team detected an incursion into the bank's internal servers.

Indefatigable

Adjective

अथक

persisting tirelessly, never tiring

Synonyms
Tireless · Untiring · Relentless · Persistent · Unflagging
Antonyms
Tired · Weary · Exhausted · Lethargic · Fatigued

Her indefatigable work ethic carried the team through the crisis.

Indelible

Adjective

अमिट

making marks that cannot be removed, unforgettable

Synonyms
Permanent · Unforgettable · Ineradicable · Lasting · Unerasable
Antonyms
Temporary · Erasable · Forgettable · Fleeting · Removable

The scandal left an indelible mark on the bank's reputation.

Indict

Verb

अभियोग लगाना

to formally accuse of a crime

Synonyms
Charge · Accuse · Prosecute · Arraign · Impeach
Antonyms
Acquit · Exonerate · Clear · Absolve · Pardon

Prosecutors moved to indict the executives for financial fraud.

Indictment

Noun

अभियोग

a formal charge or accusation of a serious crime

Synonyms
Accusation · Charge · Prosecution · Allegation · Arraignment
Antonyms
Acquittal · Exoneration · Pardon · Absolution · Clearance

The indictment named three executives in the accounting fraud case.

Indifferent

Adjective

उदासीन

having no particular interest or concern

Synonyms
Apathetic · Unconcerned · Detached · Uninterested · Neutral
Antonyms
Enthusiastic · Concerned · Interested · Passionate · Eager

Staff seemed indifferent to the newly announced targets.

Indigenous

Adjective

स्वदेशी

originating naturally in a particular place

Synonyms
Native · Local · Domestic · Aboriginal · Homegrown
Antonyms
Foreign · Imported · Alien · External · Exotic

The bank now supports indigenous startups through a special fund.

Indignant

Adjective

आक्रोशित

feeling anger at something considered unjust

Synonyms
Outraged · Angry · Resentful · Incensed · Irate
Antonyms
Content · Pleased · Satisfied · Calm · Approving

Customers grew indignant after learning about the hidden charges.

Indolent

Adjective

आलसी

wanting to avoid activity or exertion, lazy

Synonyms
Lazy · Idle · Slothful · Sluggish · Languid
Antonyms
Diligent · Industrious · Energetic · Active · Hardworking

The manager pulled up the indolent trainee for missing three deadlines.

Indomitable

Adjective

अजेय

impossible to subdue or defeat

Synonyms
Unconquerable · Invincible · Unyielding · Resolute · Unbeatable
Antonyms
Weak · Yielding · Submissive · Defeatable · Fragile

Her indomitable spirit carried the team through the toughest quarter.

Inebriate

Noun

शराबी

a person who is habitually drunk

Synonyms
Drunkard · Alcoholic · Toper · Sot · Boozer
Antonyms
Teetotaler · Abstainer · Sober person · Non-drinker · Moderate drinker

The court dismissed testimony from a known inebriate as unreliable.

Ineffable

Adjective

अवर्णनीय

too great or extreme to be expressed in words

Synonyms
Indescribable · Inexpressible · Unspeakable · Unutterable · Beyond words
Antonyms
Describable · Expressible · Ordinary · Commonplace · Mundane

There was an ineffable sense of relief once the audit finally cleared.

Ineluctable

Adjective

अनिवार्य

unable to be resisted or avoided; inevitable

Synonyms
Inevitable · Unavoidable · Inescapable · Certain · Fated
Antonyms
Avoidable · Preventable · Escapable · Uncertain · Optional

Rising costs made a fee hike seem ineluctable.

Inept

Adjective

अयोग्य

having no skill, clumsy

Synonyms
Incompetent · Unskillful · Clumsy · Bungling · Awkward
Antonyms
Competent · Skillful · Adept · Capable · Proficient

The rollout was delayed due to inept handling of the migration.

Inescapable

Adjective

अपरिहार्य

impossible to avoid or escape

Synonyms
Unavoidable · Inevitable · Ineluctable · Certain · Unpreventable
Antonyms
Avoidable · Escapable · Preventable · Optional · Evadable

The audit made it inescapable that the losses had been concealed for years.

Inevitable

Adjective

अपरिहार्य

certain to happen, unavoidable

Synonyms
Unavoidable · Certain · Inescapable · Predictable · Assured
Antonyms
Avoidable · Uncertain · Preventable · Unlikely · Escapable

A rate correction seemed inevitable after months of overheating.

Inexorable

Adjective

न रुकने वाला

impossible to stop or prevent

Synonyms
Unstoppable · Relentless · Unyielding · Inevitable · Unavoidable
Antonyms
Stoppable · Avoidable · Preventable · Yielding · Flexible

The inexorable rise in bad loans finally forced a policy change.

Inexplicable

Adjective

अकथनीय

unable to be explained or accounted for

Synonyms
Unexplainable · Baffling · Mysterious · Incomprehensible · Puzzling
Antonyms
Explicable · Understandable · Clear · Obvious · Comprehensible

The sudden spike in withdrawals remained inexplicable for days.

Inextricably

Adverb

अविभाज्य रूप से

in a way that is impossible to disentangle or separate

Synonyms
Inseparably · Irrevocably · Closely · Firmly · Permanently
Antonyms
Separably · Independently · Distinctly · Loosely · Detachably

The bank's fortunes are inextricably linked to the region's agricultural output.

Infallible

Adjective

अचूक

incapable of making mistakes or being wrong

Synonyms
Unerring · Flawless · Faultless · Foolproof · Reliable
Antonyms
Fallible · Flawed · Error-prone · Imperfect · Unreliable

No trading model is truly infallible, however sophisticated.

Infamous

Adjective

कुख्यात

well known for a bad quality or deed

Synonyms
Notorious · Disreputable · Scandalous · Ill-famed · Villainous
Antonyms
Reputable · Esteemed · Honorable · Respected · Renowned

The scam became infamous across several banking forums.

Infatuated

Adjective

मोहित

possessed with an intense but short-lived passion or admiration

Synonyms
Enamored · Smitten · Besotted · Captivated · Obsessed
Antonyms
Indifferent · Disenchanted · Unmoved · Detached · Repelled

Early investors were briefly infatuated with the startup's flashy pitch.

Infer

Verb

अनुमान लगाना

to deduce from evidence and reasoning

Synonyms
Deduce · Conclude · Surmise · Gather · Presume
Antonyms
Ignore · Overlook · Misjudge · Disregard · Dismiss

From the sudden fund transfer, auditors could infer an internal leak.

Inferior

Adjective

निम्न

lower in quality, status, or rank

Synonyms
Substandard · Lesser · Subpar · Second-rate · Lower
Antonyms
Superior · Better · Excellent · First-rate · Premium

Customers complained about the inferior quality of the printed passbooks.

Infinitesimal

Adjective

सूक्ष्मतम

extremely small

Synonyms
Minute · Tiny · Negligible · Microscopic · Insignificant
Antonyms
Enormous · Immense · Substantial · Massive · Considerable

The rounding error was infinitesimal but still had to be corrected.

Influx

Noun

आमद

an arrival or entry of large numbers of people or things

Synonyms
Inflow · Arrival · Surge · Inrush · Flood
Antonyms
Outflow · Exodus · Departure · Exit · Drain

The scheme triggered a sudden influx of new account applications.

Infusion

Noun

संचार

the introduction of a new element, quality, or an injection of capital

Synonyms
Injection · Inflow · Introduction · Addition · Imbuement
Antonyms
Extraction · Withdrawal · Removal · Depletion · Drain

A fresh infusion of capital helped the struggling bank stay afloat.

Ingenious

Adjective

सूझ-बूझ भरा

clever, original, and inventive

Synonyms
Inventive · Resourceful · Clever · Creative · Innovative
Antonyms
Unimaginative · Dull · Conventional · Uninspired · Ordinary

The team found an ingenious way to cut processing time in half.

Ingrained

Adjective

गहरे बैठा हुआ

firmly fixed or established, deep-rooted

Synonyms
Deep-rooted · Entrenched · Fixed · Established · Instilled
Antonyms
Superficial · New · Temporary · Shallow · Unestablished

Cautious spending habits were ingrained in her from an early age.

Ingratiate

Verb

कृपापात्र बनना

to bring oneself into favor with someone by flattering behavior

Synonyms
Curry favor · Flatter · Court · Charm · Fawn on
Antonyms
Alienate · Offend · Repel · Antagonize · Estrange

He tried to ingratiate himself with senior management before the review.

Ingratitude

Noun

कृतघ्नता

lack of gratitude or thankfulness

Synonyms
Ungratefulness · Thanklessness · Unappreciativeness · Insensitivity · Callousness
Antonyms
Gratitude · Thankfulness · Appreciation · Recognition · Gratefulness

The founder was hurt by the board's apparent ingratitude after years of service.

Inherent

Adjective

अंतर्निहित

existing as a natural or essential part of something

Synonyms
Intrinsic · Innate · Built-in · Fundamental · Essential
Antonyms
Acquired · External · Extraneous · Incidental · Unrelated

Every loan carries an inherent element of credit risk.

Inhibit

Verb

रोकना

to hinder, restrain, or prevent an action or process

Synonyms
Restrain · Hinder · Impede · Suppress · Curb
Antonyms
Encourage · Facilitate · Promote · Enable · Foster

High collateral requirements inhibit small businesses from accessing credit.

Inimical

Adjective

प्रतिकूल

tending to obstruct or harm; hostile or unfavorable

Synonyms
Hostile · Adverse · Unfavorable · Harmful · Antagonistic
Antonyms
Favorable · Friendly · Beneficial · Supportive · Amicable

High interest rates proved inimical to small business growth.

Innate

Adjective

जन्मजात

existing from birth, natural

Synonyms
Inborn · Natural · Instinctive · Intrinsic · Inherent
Antonyms
Acquired · Learned · Cultivated · Developed · External

She showed an innate talent for numbers even as a trainee.

Innocuous

Adjective

हानिरहित

not harmful or offensive

Synonyms
Harmless · Inoffensive · Benign · Safe · Mild
Antonyms
Harmful · Dangerous · Offensive · Malicious · Noxious

What seemed like an innocuous email attachment turned out to carry malware.

Inordinate

Adjective

अत्यधिक

unusually or disproportionately large, excessive

Synonyms
Excessive · Disproportionate · Undue · Unwarranted · Extreme
Antonyms
Moderate · Reasonable · Proportionate · Appropriate · Limited

The project consumed an inordinate amount of the department's budget.

Inquisitive

Adjective

जिज्ञासु

curious or eager to know or learn things

Synonyms
Curious · Probing · Questioning · Prying · Investigative
Antonyms
Incurious · Indifferent · Uninterested · Apathetic · Disinterested

The inquisitive auditor uncovered irregularities others had overlooked.

Inscribe

Verb

उत्कीर्ण करना

to write or carve words or symbols onto something

Synonyms
Engrave · Etch · Carve · Imprint · Write
Antonyms
Erase · Delete · Remove · Efface · Obliterate

The founder's name is inscribed on the bank's original charter.

Inscrutable

Adjective

दुर्बोध

impossible to interpret or understand; mysterious

Synonyms
Mysterious · Enigmatic · Impenetrable · Unfathomable · Cryptic
Antonyms
Transparent · Clear · Obvious · Understandable · Comprehensible

The chairman's inscrutable expression gave nothing away during the hearing.

Insidious

Adjective

धीरे-धीरे हानि पहुंचाने वाला

proceeding in a gradual, subtle way but with harmful effects

Synonyms
Stealthy · Deceptive · Subtle · Treacherous · Sinister
Antonyms
Obvious · Overt · Harmless · Direct · Benign

The insidious spread of misinformation eroded public confidence in the bank.

Insinuation

Noun

संकेत

an indirect or subtle hint, especially something derogatory

Synonyms
Implication · Hint · Suggestion · Innuendo · Intimation
Antonyms
Declaration · Statement · Direct accusation · Explicit claim · Assertion

The report contained an insinuation that the manager had ignored red flags.

Insipid

Adjective

नीरस

lacking flavor, or lacking vigor and interest

Synonyms
Bland · Dull · Flat · Vapid · Uninspiring
Antonyms
Vibrant · Exciting · Flavorful · Lively · Stimulating

The quarterly report felt insipid, offering little real insight.

Insolent

Adjective

गुस्ताख़

showing a rude and arrogant lack of respect

Synonyms
Impertinent · Rude · Disrespectful · Impudent · Cheeky
Antonyms
Respectful · Polite · Courteous · Deferential · Humble

The customer's insolent tone did not stop the clerk from helping calmly.

Instigate

Verb

उकसाना

to bring about or initiate, especially trouble

Synonyms
Incite · Provoke · Trigger · Stir up · Foment
Antonyms
Discourage · Prevent · Suppress · Quell · Deter

Rumors on social media instigated a brief run on the small bank.

Insular

Adjective

संकीर्ण

narrow-minded, isolated in outlook

Synonyms
Narrow-minded · Parochial · Closed-off · Isolated · Provincial
Antonyms
Cosmopolitan · Open-minded · Broad · Inclusive · Worldly

Critics said the bank's insular culture slowed its digital transition.

Insularity

Noun

संकीर्णता / अलगाववाद

a narrow-minded or isolated attitude

Synonyms
Narrow-mindedness · Isolation · Parochialism · Provincialism · Insulation
Antonyms
Open-mindedness · Broad-mindedness · Cosmopolitanism · Inclusiveness · Worldliness

Global rating agencies criticized the domestic regulator's insularity from international capital standards.

Insurgent

Noun

विद्रोही

a person fighting against an established government or authority

Synonyms
Rebel · Revolutionary · Dissident · Guerrilla · Mutineer
Antonyms
Loyalist · Supporter · Conformist · Ally · Establishment figure

A small group of insurgent shareholders pushed for a change in leadership.

Intangible

Adjective

अमूर्त

unable to be touched, not having physical presence

Synonyms
Abstract · Impalpable · Immaterial · Elusive · Incorporeal
Antonyms
Tangible · Concrete · Physical · Palpable · Material

Brand trust is an intangible asset but a valuable one.

Integral

Adjective

अभिन्न

necessary to make a whole complete, essential

Synonyms
Essential · Fundamental · Indispensable · Vital · Core
Antonyms
Peripheral · Optional · Dispensable · Secondary · Extraneous

Customer feedback is integral to the product development process.

Integrity

Noun

सत्यनिष्ठा

the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles

Synonyms
Honesty · Uprightness · Probity · Sincerity · Rectitude
Antonyms
Dishonesty · Corruption · Deceit · Immorality · Fraud

The bank prides itself on the integrity of its lending practices.

Interlocutor

Noun

वार्ताकार

a person who takes part in a dialogue or conversation

Synonyms
Speaker · Conversationalist · Discussant · Participant · Questioner
Antonyms
Listener · Bystander · Observer · Silent party · Audience

The regulator acted as the chief interlocutor between the bank and its creditors.

Interlude

Noun

अंतराल

an intervening period or pause between events

Synonyms
Interval · Pause · Break · Intermission · Gap
Antonyms
Continuity · Continuation · Uninterrupted stretch · Nonstop period · Duration

The market enjoyed a brief interlude of calm before the next rate hike.

Interminable

Adjective

अंतहीन

endless or apparently endless, especially tediously so

Synonyms
Endless · Unending · Ceaseless · Never-ending · Protracted
Antonyms
Brief · Short · Finite · Fleeting · Momentary

The interminable wait for approval frustrated the loan applicant.

Intermittent

Adjective

रुक-रुक कर होने वाला

occurring at irregular intervals, not continuous

Synonyms
Sporadic · Periodic · Irregular · Occasional · Fitful
Antonyms
Continuous · Constant · Uninterrupted · Steady · Persistent

Intermittent server outages disrupted the online banking service.

Internecine

Adjective

पारस्परिक विनाशकारी

destructive to both sides in a conflict, especially an internal one

Synonyms
Internal · Fratricidal · Mutually destructive · Factional · Self-destructive
Antonyms
Unified · Harmonious · Cooperative · Peaceful · United

Internecine rivalries within the board delayed the merger by months.

Interrogate

Verb

पूछताछ करना

to ask questions closely and thoroughly

Synonyms
Question · Cross-examine · Probe · Grill · Examine
Antonyms
Ignore · Overlook · Accept without question · Assume · Disregard

Auditors began to interrogate the discrepancies in the ledger.

Intervene

Verb

हस्तक्षेप करना

to become involved in a situation to improve or stop it

Synonyms
Intercede · Interfere · Step in · Mediate · Interpose
Antonyms
Withdraw · Abstain · Ignore · Refrain · Stay out

The regulator had to intervene before the currency slide worsened.

Intimidate

Verb

डराना-धमकाना

to frighten someone into doing something

Synonyms
Threaten · Frighten · Bully · Coerce · Cow
Antonyms
Encourage · Reassure · Comfort · Support · Embolden

No recovery agent should intimidate a borrower during collection calls.

Intransigent

Adjective

असमझौतावादी

unwilling to change one's views or agree about something

Synonyms
Uncompromising · Inflexible · Stubborn · Obstinate · Unyielding
Antonyms
Flexible · Accommodating · Compliant · Adaptable · Cooperative

The union remained intransigent despite three rounds of talks.

Intrepid

Adjective

निर्भीक

fearless, adventurous

Synonyms
Fearless · Bold · Brave · Daring · Valiant
Antonyms
Timid · Cowardly · Fearful · Cautious · Hesitant

The intrepid reporter uncovered the scam despite repeated threats.

Intricacy

Noun

जटिलता

the quality of being complicated or detailed

Synonyms
Complexity · Complication · Elaborateness · Convolution · Involvement
Antonyms
Simplicity · Clarity · Straightforwardness · Plainness · Ease

The intricacy of the tax code confuses even seasoned accountants.

Intricate

Adjective

पेचीदा / सूक्ष्म

very complicated or detailed

Synonyms
Complex · Complicated · Elaborate · Convoluted · Detailed
Antonyms
Simple · Straightforward · Plain · Basic · Uncomplicated

Structuring the cross-border debt syndication required navigating an intricate web of foreign exchange rules.

Intriguing

Adjective

दिलचस्प

arousing curiosity or interest

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

The startup's intriguing business model attracted several venture capitalists.

Intrinsic

Adjective

मूल

belonging naturally, essential

Synonyms
Inherent · Innate · Fundamental · Essential · Basic
Antonyms
Extrinsic · External · Acquired · Extraneous · Incidental

Gold retains an intrinsic value regardless of market swings.

Introspective

Adjective

आत्मनिरीक्षण करने वाला

examining one's own thoughts and feelings

Synonyms
Reflective · Self-analyzing · Thoughtful · Contemplative · Inward-looking
Antonyms
Extroverted · Outward-focused · Unreflective · Superficial · Careless

The failed launch prompted an introspective review of the entire strategy.

Inundate

Verb

भर देना

to overwhelm with things or people to deal with

Synonyms
Overwhelm · Flood · Swamp · Deluge · Overload
Antonyms
Trickle · Drain · Deplete · Relieve · Ease

The helpline was inundated with calls after the outage.

Inundation

Noun

बाढ़

an overwhelming abundance of things; a flood

Synonyms
Flood · Deluge · Overflow · Swamping · Overwhelming influx
Antonyms
Drought · Scarcity · Shortage · Trickle · Dearth

The bank struggled with an inundation of loan applications after the subsidy announcement.

Inured

Adjective

अभ्यस्त

accustomed to something unpleasant

Synonyms
Hardened · Accustomed · Desensitized · Toughened · Habituated
Antonyms
Sensitive · Unaccustomed · Vulnerable · Affected · Susceptible

Veteran traders become inured to the daily swings of the market.

Invective

Noun

गाली-गलौज

insulting, abusive, or highly critical language

Synonyms
Abuse · Vituperation · Diatribe · Tirade · Denunciation
Antonyms
Praise · Compliment · Flattery · Commendation · Tribute

The angry customer's call was filled with invective.

Inveterate

Adjective

जड़ जमाया हुआ

having a long-standing habit, firmly established

Synonyms
Habitual · Chronic · Confirmed · Deep-rooted · Persistent
Antonyms
Occasional · Casual · New · Reformed · Sporadic

He was an inveterate saver, rarely spending beyond his budget.

Invigorate

Verb

स्फूर्तिदायक बनाना

to give strength or energy to

Synonyms
Energize · Revitalize · Refresh · Stimulate · Rejuvenate
Antonyms
Enervate · Weaken · Exhaust · Tire · Drain

New leadership invigorated the bank's stagnant retail division.

Invoke

Verb

लागू करना

to cite or apply a law, rule, or right

Synonyms
Cite · Apply · Appeal to · Call upon · Enforce
Antonyms
Waive · Ignore · Withdraw · Revoke · Disregard

The regulator invoked emergency powers to freeze the accounts.

Irascible

Adjective

चिड़चिड़ा

having or showing a tendency to be easily angered

Synonyms
Irritable · Testy · Short-tempered · Touchy · Cranky
Antonyms
Calm · Even-tempered · Patient · Placid · Amiable

The irascible client complained about even minor delays.

Iridescent

Adjective

इंद्रधनुषी

showing luminous colors that seem to change when viewed from different angles

Synonyms
Shimmering · Lustrous · Prismatic · Radiant · Glossy
Antonyms
Dull · Matte · Drab · Colorless · Lackluster

The new banknote features an iridescent security strip.

Irksome

Adjective

कष्टप्रद

annoying, irritating

Synonyms
Annoying · Irritating · Bothersome · Vexing · Tiresome
Antonyms
Pleasant · Agreeable · Delightful · Satisfying · Pleasing

The repeated OTP failures were an irksome part of the sign-up process.

Irrational

Adjective

अतार्किक

not logical or reasonable

Synonyms
Illogical · Unreasonable · Baseless · Absurd · Senseless
Antonyms
Rational · Logical · Reasonable · Sound · Sensible

Panic selling is often driven by irrational fear rather than data.

Irrepressible

Adjective

अदम्य

not able to be controlled or restrained

Synonyms
Unstoppable · Uncontainable · Buoyant · Exuberant · Unquenchable
Antonyms
Subdued · Restrained · Suppressed · Controlled · Muted

Her irrepressible enthusiasm kept the team motivated through setbacks.

Irrevocable

Adjective

अपरिवर्तनीय

not able to be changed, reversed, or recovered

Synonyms
Irreversible · Permanent · Final · Unalterable · Binding
Antonyms
Reversible · Changeable · Revocable · Alterable · Flexible

Once submitted, the fund transfer instruction is irrevocable.

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