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1 decline
N1. पतन/क्षयA decline was noticed in the sales of the engine.--------V1. मना करनाHe might decline to accept the offer.2. क्षीण हो जानाShe met with a big accident in the declining years of her life. -
2 decline
n.घटती, उतार, कमी, पतनv. tr.अस्वीकार करना, न मानना, बचना; पद साधना, रूप साधना; झुकना, ढलना, नष्ट होना, पतन होना -
3 fractional
Adj1. थोड़ा\fractionalसाThere has been a fractional decline in the petrol prices. -
4 indisputable
Adj1. निर्विवादThe decline in manufacturing is indisputable. -
5 reverse
Adj1. उल्टीThe three winners were announced in reverse order.She is going in the reverse direction.--------N1. विपरीतHe has done the reverse of what he was asked.He suffered some serious financial reverses.The reverse of a mountain is the area of rain shadow.The arms race has gone into reverse.--------VT1. उलटनाThe gate was open,so she reversed in.The Judge reversed the decision of a lower court.They are trying to reverse the decline of their father's company. -
6 significant
Adj1. महत्त्वपूर्णThere is a significant decline in the child mortality in past few years.2. सार्थक/अर्थपूर्णHis presence was significant at the premire of the film. -
7 steep
Adj1. दुरारोहThe mountain on which we went for tracking was very steep.2. अत्यधिकThere was a steep decline in share values due to mid term elections.3. बेतुकाSewing of corn flakes with tea seems a bit steep to me.
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