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G - Letter Synonyms and Antonyms

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ant. - Antonyms 

syn. - Synonyms




gain (प्राप्ति, फल, मुनाफा, लाभ, वृद्धि, फायदा, अभिलाभ, उन्नति, उत्थान, बढ़त, जीत, कमाई )


syn. acquire, procure, secure, accomplish, attain ant. forfeit, lose, waste


(उत्सव, समारोह, त्यौहार, प्रतियोगिता, धूम-धड़ाका, हर्षोल्लास, खुशी)


gala syn. festive, joyous, merry, jovial, convivial, festal ant. gloomy, somber, depressed


gallant (साहसिक, साहसी, बहादुरी, रंगीला, भड़कीला, शानदार, जांबाज, रसिक


मनुष्य, छैला)


syn. audacious, dauntless, heroic, plucky, valiant, mettlesome ant. cowardly, timid, afraid


generous (उदार, उपजाऊ, तीक्ष्ण, दयालु, दाता, दानशील, प्रचुर, बहुत, महात्मा,


पर्याप्त)


syn. lavish, liberal, magnanimous, bountiful, copious, substantial


ant. mean, miserly, stingy


genius (निपुण, प्रतिभा, प्रवीण, योग्यता, गुणवान् पुरुष, सूक्ष्म बुद्धि, सहज योग्यता, प्रतिभाशाली व्यक्ति)


syn. brilliance, aptitude, flair, knack, talent, bent


ant. inability, incapacity, weakness


gentle (सभ्य, सीधा, सुकुमार, सुशील, सौम्य, दयालु, कुलीन, विनम्र, भद्र, शान्त, सरल, अच्छा)


syn. mild, tender, delicate, faint, moderate, slight ant. crude, rough, violent


genuine (अकृत्रिम, अमिश्रित, असली, ईमानदार, खरा, यथार्थ, वास्तविक, विशुद्ध, सच्चा) syn. authentic, real, unquestionable, sincere, unfeigned, hearty


ant. counterfeit, illegitimate, sham


gigantic (विशालकाय, स्थूलकाय, बहुत बड़ा, भारी-भरकम, दीर्घाकार, भारी,


भीमकाय, महाकाय) syn. behemath, colossal, enormous, immense, massive, mighty


ant. miniature, miniscule, tiny


gloomy (अँधेरा, उदास, दुःखी, धुंधला, मन्द, निरुत्साही, खिन्न, घटाया या दबाया


हुआ)


[syn. cheerless, bleak, dismal, morose, sullen, melancholic


ant. cheerful, sunny, bright glorify (गौरवान्वित करना, स्तुति करना, प्रशंसा करना, बड़ाई करना, गुणगान करना,


आदर/सम्मान करना)


syn. exalt, acclaim, eulogize, praise, ant. castigate, condemn, criticize


gorgeous (उम्दा, भड़कदार, भड़कीला, शोभायमान, सुन्दर सुहावना, आकर्षक) syn. ravishing, stunning, glorious, magnificent, splendid, attractive ant, homely, ugly, ordinary


उम्दा, शालीन, मनमोहक)


ant. nasty, mean, rude


gracious (सुन्दर, रूपवान, दयालु, आरामदेह, कृपालु, दयाशील, रमणीय, सौम्य, syn. affable, hospitable, courtly, amiable, compassionate, cordial


grant (अनुदान, आर्थिक मदद, खुलासा करना, मानना, मान लेना, स्वीकार करना,


प्रदान करना, अधिकार / अनुमति देना) syn. accord, award, concede, give, vouchsafe, confer ant. forfeit, lose, refuse


grateful (आभारी, आनन्ददायी कृतज्ञ कृतार्थ, मनोहर, सुखद, अहसानमन्द,


कृतकृत्य)


syn. appreciative, thankful, congenial, agreeable, gratifying, welcome ant. thankless, heedless, critical


grief (दुःख, क्षोभ, पश्चात्ताप, मातम, शोक, सन्ताप, निराशा, अफसोस, खेद, गम) syn. sorrow, anguish, despair, heartbreak, distress, gloom ant. delight, exhilaration, ecstasy


guilty (अपराधी, दोषी, मुजरिम, कुसूरवार, झूठा, ढोंगी, पाखण्डी)


syn. culpable, blameworthy, censured, damned, condemned, doomed


ant. blameless, innocent, truthful

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