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1 sympathy
N1. सहानुभूतिMeeta's sympathy for me on the loss of my pet dog gave me consolation.2. मेलA feeling (bond) of sympathy developed between the friends during their school days which continued throughout their life. -
2 appetizer
N1. क्षुधावर्धकTrifala is an ideal appetizer.For loss of a appetite,physicians prescribe appetizer for their patients2. रुचिवर्धकGood literature is an appetizer for the scholars. -
3 finance
N1. आर्थिक\financeव्यवस्थाHe has financed his studies through loan from bank.He has not been able to manage his finances properly resulting in a big loss.--------V1. आर्थिक\financeप्रबन्धThe company has arranged finance for their new project through issue of bonds. -
4 responsible
Adj1. उत्तरदायी/ज़िम्मेदारYou are responsible for this loss.2. नैतिक\responsibleरूप\responsibleसे\responsibleउत्तरदायीParents are responsible for the upkeep of their children.3. व्यक्तिगत\responsibleजिम्मेदारीThe driver is responsible for the safety of his passengers.4. किसी\responsibleकाम\responsible के\responsibleलिये\responsibleजिम्मेदार\responsibleहोनाWho is responsible for his faliure? -
5 result
N1. परिणामShe died as a result of heart failure.Result of a mathematical problem.The result of the match was a draw.--------VI1. नतीजा\resultनिकलनाTheir negligence resulted in a heavy loss.Undue haste results badly.
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