Daily_vocabulary

#Daily_vocabulary

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6. Gravitas (noun): Seriousness and importance of manner, causing feelings of respect and trust in others. (गंभीरता)
Synonyms: Sobriety, Solemnity, Seriousness, Gravity
Antonyms: Frivolity, Levity Flippancy, Gaiety
Example: A leader must have gravitas and be capable of commanding respect from others.

7. Impropriety (noun): Failure to observe standards of honesty or modesty; improper behaviour or character. (अनुचित व्यवहार, लुच्चापन)
Synonyms: Wrongdoing, Misconduct, Dishonesty, Corruption, Unscrupulousness
Antonyms: Correctness, Decency, Decorum
Example : Soon the committee will decide if the politician committed an impropriety when he accepted money from the lobbyist.

8. Mortifying (adj): Very embarrassing. (अपमानजनक, लज्जाजनक)
Synonyms: Humiliating, Shameful, Demeaning, Discomfiting
Antonyms: Delighting, Pleasing, Comforting
Example: It’ll be  mortifying  if my friends found out I was learning ballroom dancing.

9. Pliant (adj): Easily bending or easily influenced or directed. (कोमल, लचीला ,आसानी से वश में आने वाला)
Synonyms: Biddable, Docile, Tractable, Yielding, Malleable
Antonyms: Brittle, Stiff, Defiant, Contumacious
Example: People often take advantage of my mentally challenged brother because he is so pliant.

10. Incoherent (adj): Not clearly or logically connected. (बेतुका, बेमेल)
Synonyms: Illogical, Inconsistent, Irrational, Disconnected
Antonyms: Logical, Rational, Reasonable, Sensible
Example:  After drinking too much at the party, Larry became incoherent and made very little sense.

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