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👉Shah Rukh Khan, family to live in rented flat for ₹24 lakh/month due to renovation of Mannat: Report

Renovation = fixing or improving something to make it look new and better, like repainting a house or repairing a broken door. (పునరుద్ధరణ)

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233. Grapple (verb):

To struggle or wrestle with something, either physically or mentally. (పోరాడు)

#Synonyms:

Struggle
Wrestle
Tackle
Confront
Grip

#Antonyms:

Release
Let go
Avoid
Surrender
Yield

Usage Sentences:

1. The two wrestlers grappled on the mat, trying to overpower each other.

2. She had to grapple with the difficult decision of choosing between two job offers.

3. The country is grappling with economic challenges.

4. He grappled with his opponent and managed to pin him down.

5. Scientists continue to grapple with the mystery of the universe.

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👉Donald Trump approves extradition of 26/11 Mumbai attack accused.

Extradition = the legal process by which a person is transferred from one country to another without the person's consent (వ్యక్తి యొక్క అనుమతి లేకుండా ఒక వ్యక్తిని ఒక దేశం నుండి మరొక దేశానికి బదిలీ చేసే చట్టపరమైన ప్రక్రియ)

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232. Flimsy (adjective):
Something that is weak, poorly made, or not convincing. (బలహీనమైన)

#Synonyms:

Weak
Fragile
Delicate
Unstable
Unconvincing

#Antonyms:

Strong
Sturdy
Durable
Reliable
Convincing

Usage Sentences:

1. The chair was so flimsy that it broke when he sat on it.

2. His excuse for being late was flimsy and unconvincing.

3. The wind easily tore apart the flimsy umbrella.

4. The lawyer argued that the evidence against his client was flimsy and unreliable.

5. She wore a flimsy dress that was not suitable for the cold weather.

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👉Arvind kejriwal concedes Aam Aadmi Party's defeat in Delhi elections.

Concede = admit or agree that something is true after first denying or resisting it / Surrender or yield.
(ఓటమిని అంగీకరించు)

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231. Elude (verb): To escape from or avoid something skillfully, especially in a clever or tricky way. (తప్పించుకొను)

#Synonyms:

Evade
Escape
Dodge
Avoid
Bypass

#Antonyms:

Confront
Face
Encounter
Capture
Meet

Usage Sentences:

1. The thief managed to elude the police by hiding in an abandoned building.

2. Despite his efforts, success continued to elude him.

3. She tried to remember the answer, but it seemed to elude her mind.

4. The spy skillfully eluded his pursuers by changing disguises.

5. The meaning of the poem eluded the students, making it difficult to analyze.

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230. Defamatory (adjective):
Something that damages someone's reputation by making false or harmful statements. (పరువు నష్టం కలిగించే)

#Synonyms:

Slanderous
Libelous
Malicious
Disparaging
False

#Antonyms:

Complimentary
Praiseworthy
Flattering
Truthful
Respectful

Usage Sentences:

1. The newspaper was sued for publishing defamatory statements about the celebrity.

2. Spreading defamatory rumors about someone can lead to legal consequences.

3. The politician denied all the defamatory allegations made against him.

4. His defamatory comments on social media caused a major controversy.

5. Writing defamatory content without proof can damage a person’s reputation permanently.

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