Pare

Synonyms: clip (off), curtail, cut, cut (off), cut back/down, decrease, diminish, excoriate, lessen, lower, make cutbacks in, peel (off), prune, reduce, retrench, salami-slice, shave (off), slim down, strip (off), technicaldecorticate, trim, trim (off), whittle away/down

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Pare

(verb) trim (something) by cutting away its outer edges. “Carlo pared his thumbnails with his knife”
(verb) cut off (the outer skin) of something. “pare off the rind using a peeler”
(verb) educe (something) in size, extent, or quantity in a number of small successive stages. “union leaders publicly pared down their demands”

Pare meaning in Hindi (English to Hindi meaning)

कतरना, काटना, घटाना, छांटना, छीलना, तराशना, छाँटना, कम करना, छोटा करना, संक्षिप्त करना, थोड़ा थोड़ा कम करना, साफ़ करना, क़ैंची करना

Pare origin

Middle English: from Old French parer ‘adorn, prepare’, also ‘peel, trim’, from Latin parare ‘prepare’.

Pare in a sentence (word usage in recent Hindu newspaper)

Jet Airways shares pare gains after rising 1%
Punjab National Bank to pare stake in PPNB Housing Finance
Alok Sama to step down from SoftBank; KKR, GIC to pare stake in HDFC
Nitesh Estates pares ₹450 crore debt via asset sale
GST cut: Government expects realtors to pare prices

Mnemonic trick to remember the meaning of Pare

You PARE your food when you eat SPARINGLY.
i wont spare u wait iam cmg to pare ur skin.idiot

Pare pronunciation

Wane

Synonyms: abate, atrophy, attenuate, be on the way out, become weak, collapse, contract, crumble, decline, decrease, degenerate, deteriorate, die out, dim, diminish, disintegrate, dissolve, draw to a close, droop, dwindle, ebb, evanesce, evaporate, fade (away), fail, fall off, flag, give in, give way, go downhill, grow faint, lessen, melt away, peter out, recede, remit disappear, shrink, sink, slacken, slump, subside, tail off, taper off, vanish, weaken, wind down, wither

Antonyms: grow, increase, wax

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Wane

(verb) (of a state or feeling) decrease in vigour or extent; become weaker; “confidence in the dollar waned”
(verb) (of the moon) have a progressively smaller part of its visible surface illuminated, so that it appears to decrease in size; “the moon is waning”
(Phrase) on the wane — becoming weaker or less extensive; “the epidemic was on the wane”
(noun) the amount by which a plank or log is bevelled or falls short of a squared shape; “I cut the log into slabs without removing the outside wane”

Wane (वेन / वैन) meaning in Hindi (English to Hindi meaning)

उतरना, घटना, ढलना, कम होना, क्षीण होना, अधोगति, अवनति, कमी, क्षय, घटाव, पतन, ह्रास, चंद घटना

Wane Origin

Old English wanian ‘lessen’, of Germanic origin; related to Latin vanus ‘vain’.

Wane in a sentence (word usage in recent Hindu newspaper)

Manufacturing activity picks up but optimism continues to wane.
US Report Says Anti-Americanism On the Wane in Greece.
India’s craze for gold on the wane as yellow metal gets dearer.
Atheism may be on the wane in Britain.
Davos: Citigroup CEO admits London focus will wane after Brexit.

Mnemonic trick to remember the meaning of wane

wane === opposite of gain

Wane pronunciation

Palliate

Synonyms: abate, allay, alleviate, assuage, blunt, camouflage, cloak, conceal, cover, cover up, deaden, decrease, diminish, disguise, downplay, dull, ease, excuse, extenuate, gloss over, hide, justify, lenify, lessen, make light of, mask, minimize, mitigate, moderate, paper over, play down, relieve, soften, soothe, take the edge off, temper, tone down, varnish over, whitewash

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Palliate Vocab Meme Dictionary – English to Hindi translation with picture dictionary

Palliate

(verb) make (a disease or its symptoms) less severe without removing the cause; “treatment works by palliating symptoms”
(verb) lessen or to try to lessen the seriousness or extent of (an offence); “if only there were some way to palliate his dirty deed”
allay or moderate (fears or suspicions).

Palliate (पैलीएट) meaning in Hindi (English to Hindi Dictionary)

रोग शमन करना, चुप्पी साधना, अल्पीकरण, घटाना, न्यूनीकरण, लघूकरण, कम करना, हलका करना

Palliate Origin

late Middle English: from late Latin palliat- ‘cloaked’, from the verb palliare, from pallium ‘cloak’.

Palliate in a sentence (word usage in recent newspaper)

The main concern for these patients are the symptoms that they’re having and our need to really palliate these things as soon as we can.
Doctors are trained first to diagnose, treat and fix — and second, to comfort, palliate and soothe.
To ‘palliate‘ is to reduce pain and not to cure the disease itself.
An app to palliate parking woes.
Somehow I believed that going to India would help palliate the guilt that’s layered me since I left the country as a teen.

Mnemonic trick to remember the meaning of palliative

(friend) PAL will ALLEVIATE your pain.

Alleviate Pronunciation

Palliative Care Versus Hospice

Assuage

Synonyms: abate, allay, alleviate, appease, attenuate, blunt, calm, check, dampen, decrease, dilute, diminish, dull, ease, fulfil, gratify, indulge, keep in check, lessen, lower, lull, mitigate, moderate, modify, mollify, overcome, palliate, quell, quench, reduce, relieve, sate, satiate, satisfy, slake, smother, soothe, stifle, subdue, suppress, take the edge off, temper, tone down, tranquillize

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assuage English Hindi meaning with image

Assuage Vocab Meme +1 Vocabulary Word to your wordlist Source

Assuage [uh–sweyj, uh–sweyzh]

(verb) to make milder or less severe; relieve; ease; mitigate;to assuage one’s grief; to assuage one’s pain
(verb) to appease; satisfy; allay; relieve;to assuage one’s hunger
(verb) to soothe, calm, or mollify;to assuage his fears; to assuage her anger