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1 among
Prep1. में/मध्य मेंHe stood first among all the children in a class. -
2 popular
N1. लोकप्रियDisco theques are now-a-days very popular among youths.2. जनप्रियRitu beri's designs are very popular among the people all over India.3. लोक-/जन-He is a leader with widespread popular support. -
3 abatement
N1. कमीThere seems to be an abatement of interest in studies among students. -
4 analogues
Adj1. सादृश्य/तुल्यरूपMany familiar European mammals have analogues among the Australian marsupials. -
5 apathy
N1. उदासीनताThere is certain apathy about the economic condition among the public. -
6 apportion
VT1. संविभाजित करनाAbdul divided the profits among the shareholders apportioning them according to the numbers of their shares. -
7 archaeology
N1. पुरातत्व\archaeologyविज्ञानAmong the social sciences archaelogy is my favourite subject. -
8 big
Adj1. बड़ाThere is a big ground behind our flat.2. उम्र\bigमें\bigबड़ी/बड़ाMy big sister's wedding will be solemnised in February.3. महत्वपूर्णThe last match is a big match for India.4. महत्वाकांक्षाHe has big ideas and plans in his mind.5. प्रसिद्धCartoon network is a big among children.6. दयालुIts very big of him to donate half of his salary to the flood victims.7. उत्तेजितThey feel big about the world tour. -
9 boomerang
N1. बूमरैंगआस्ट्रेलिया\boomerangके\boomerangआदिवासियों\boomerangद्वारा\boomerangप्रयुक्त\boomerangएक\boomerangमुड़ा\boomerangहुआ\boomerangबाण\boomerangजो\boomerangफेंकने\boomerangवाले\boomerangके\boomerangपास\boomerangलौट\boomerangआता\boomerangहैNowadays boomerangs are very popular among children.--------V1. विपरीत\boomerangआ\boomerangपड़नाHer attempt to defame me boomeranged on her when I charged her with libel. -
10 browse
N1. पृष्ठ\browseपलटानाI had a browse among the second-hand books.--------V1. पृष्ठ\browseपलटानाI browsed through a magazine before entering the examination hall.2. चरनाI saw cattle browsing in your field. -
11 contraceptive
N1. गर्भ\contraceptiveनिरोधक\contraceptiveदवा\contraceptiveया\contraceptiveउपायOral contraceptives are very common among ladies. -
12 count
N1. गणना/गिनतीThe food rich in fat will boost the calorie count.2. एक\countबड़ा\countकुलीन\countजनHis father is a count.3. अभियोग\countइल्ज़ामThe judge said to the criminal, " The counts against you are many ".--------VT1. गिननाCan you count the books on your shelf?2. मान\countकरनाThe academy counts several Nobel Prize winners among its members.3. भरोसा\countकरनाI can count on my friends during. -
13 craze
N1. बावलापन/सनक\crazeअस्थाई\crazeसमय\crazeतकNowadays there is latest teenage dance craze among children.--------VI1. झकी\crazeहो\crazeजानाHe was crazed by the desire for drugs.--------VT1. पागल\crazeबनानाEvery body is scared of a crazed look in his eyes. -
14 cross-dressing
N1. एक\cross-dressingदूसरे\cross-dressingके\cross-dressingवस्त्र\cross-dressingपहननाNowadays cross-dressing is very much prevalent among young girls. -
15 despite
N1. बैरThere was a great despite among them.--------Prep1. होने\despiteपर\despiteभीDespite being late she could manage to catch the flight. -
16 disaffection
N1. असंतोषThere are signs of growing disaffection among his followers. -
17 discontentment
N1. असन्तोषThere is lot of discontentment among the public on government policies. -
18 discourage
VT1. हतोत्साहित करनाWe should discourage smoking among youth. -
19 dissension
N1. मतभेदThere is lot of dissensions among the members within the party. -
20 dissonance
N1. \{संगीत\dissonanceमें\}बेसुरापनA note of dissonance was there in their song.2. असंगतिThere is some dissonance among the members of the party.
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among — *between … New Dictionary of Synonyms
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