vocab

1)Demarcate  (Verb) (हदबंदी करना) - de-mar-cateMeaning - to mark the limits or boundaries of something
Synonyms -delimit, restrict, confine, bound
Antonyms - connect, join, unite
Example -The farmer was determined to demarcate his fields in an effort to keep out his neighbor’s cattle.

2)Inundation (Noun) (सैलाब) -   in-un-da-tion
Meaning - an overwhelming abundance of people or things.
Synonyms -deluge, overflow, avalanche, flood
Antonyms -desiccate, drought, outflow
Example -She is the type of teacher who likes to inundate students with projects and extra work.

3)Precarious (Adjective) (अनिश्चित) - pri-kair-ee-us
Meaning - unstable, dangerous or difficult
Synonyms -sensitive, risky, insecure
Antonyms -safe , stable, certain
Example -The economy is looking precarious as our currency becomes less valuable.

4)Prevailed (Verb) (प्रबल) - pre-veyld
Meaning -prove more powerful or superior , to beat in a difficult contest or battle
Synonyms - reign, abound
Antonyms - lose, surrender
Example -Truth and justice usually prevail at the end of all superhero movies.

5)Overhaul (Verb) ( निरीक्षण करना,पूरी जाँच करके मरम्मत करना  ) - o-ver-haul
Meaning -to assess and replace with something better or newer
Synonyms - repair , refurbish , recondition
Antonyms - injure , rupture , scratch 
Example -After more than half of her class failed their exam, the teacher reevaluated her teaching methods and started a complete overhaul of every worksheet and assignment.

6)Caveat ( Noun) (चेतावनी) -  ca-ve-at
Meaning -a warning of the limits of a particular agreement or statement
Synonyms -caution, monition
Example -The caveat of the contract includes a penalty fee if the loan is not repaid on time.

7)Resurgence (Noun)(पुनरुत्थान) -re-sur-gence
Meaning -an increase or revival after a period of little activity, popularity, or occurrence
Synonyms - recovery, rebirth
Antonyms - failure
Example -Within the past decade, a resurgence of terrorism seems to plague the world due to ISIS.

8)Instinctively (Adverb) (सहज) -  in-stinc-tive-ly
Meaning -unlearned and done without thought or reasoning
Synonyms -naturally, intuitively
Example -Breathing is instinctive because nobody has to teach you how to do it.

9)Tinkering (Verb) (फेरबदल) -  tink-er-ing
Meaning -attempting to fix something without the required knowledge or skill
Synonyms -niggle, putter
Antonyms - break, destroy
Example -Tinkering with your computer is more likely to harm it than fix it if you don’t know what you’re doing.

10)Deftly (Adverb) (चतुराई) - deft-ly
Meaning -in a way that is neatly skilful and quick in movement
Synonyms -cautiously, elegantly
Antonyms - strongly, uncarefully
Example -The musician was able to play the harmonica and the piano at the same time deftly.

11)Unbridled (Adjective) (निरंकुश) - un-brahyd-ld
Meaning - not restrained
Synonyms -uncontrolled, crazy
Antonyms - unconstrained
Example -Unbridled ambition led the man to success since there was no one to hold him back from his dreams.