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1 polite
Adj1. नम्रChildren always should be polite towards their parents and teachers.2. सभ्यA rude word should not be used in polite society. -
2 cool
Adj1. शीतल/ठंडाI am enjoying a cool autumn day.Cool greens and blues and violets2. शांतShe has a cool head.3. रूखा/उदासीनHe was given a cool reception.4. मिलनसारHer relations with her boss were cool and polite5. धृष्ट/निर्लज्जHe speaks cool lies intentionally.6. अच्छे\coolसेThe bike cost me a cool fifty thousand.7. सोचा\coolहुआ/विचार\coolकिया\coolहुआHe made a cool appraisal of all the issues in the dispute8. शान\coolकी\coolबातIt's not cool to arrive at a party too early--------N1. शीतलताShe likes the pleasant cool of early morning.2. शान्तिHe kept him cool while everyone else panicked due to fire in the building.--------VI1. ठण्डा\coolहोना/शांत\coolहोनाHis enthusiasm cooled considerably--------VT1. ठण्डा\coolकरनाA swim in the pool should cool you(down)2. क्रोध\coolठण्डा\coolकरनाCool down, do not be so angry.
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