Set 16 | 751 - 800 | 50 Cards

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Marked by extreme and obsessive enthusiasm for a belief or cause

Fanatical
(Adj.) (कट्टरतापूर्ण) | Ex: The group had fanatical devotion to their leader.

A pleasant situation that one imagines but is unlikely to happen (2)

Fantasy
(N.) (कोरी कल्पना) | Ex: Living on Mars is still a fantasy for humans.

One who is difficult to please (10)

Fastidious
(Adj.) (बारीकियों पर अत्यधिक ध्यान देने वाला; बहुत चुनींदा) | Ex: She is fastidious about cleanliness in her home.

Causing or ending in death (6)

Fatal
(Adj.) (घातक) | Ex: The accident proved to be fatal.

The belief that all events are predetermined and inevitable (3)

Fatalism
(N.) (भाग्यवाद) | Ex: His belief in fatalism made him accept everything passively.

A person who believes that all events are predetermined and inevitable (11)

Fatalist
(N.) (भाग्यवादी) | Ex: As a fatalist, he believed that destiny controls everything.

Extreme tiredness resulting from mental or physical exertion

Fatigue
(N.) (अत्यधिक थकान) | Ex: After hours of work, she felt intense fatigue.

The animals of a particular region (3)

Fauna
(N.) (किसी क्षेत्र के जीव-जंतु) | Ex: The forest is rich in diverse fauna.

Possible and practical to achieve (3)

Feasible
(Adj.) (संभव) | Ex: The plan is feasible if we get enough support.

A pretended attack

Feint
(N.) (धोखेबाज़ी भरी चाल) | Ex: The boxer used a feint to confuse his opponent.

To congratulate someone in a formal manner

Felicitate
(V.) (बधाई देना, सम्मानित करना) | Ex: The principal felicitated the winners at the annual function.

Well chosen or suited to the circumstances

Felicitous
(Adj.) (उपयुक्त) | Ex: His felicitous remarks impressed everyone at the meeting.

Pertaining to the cat family

Feline
(Adj.) (बिल्ली प्रजाति का) | Ex: The tiger is a powerful feline animal.

Relating to or involved in serious crime

Felonious
(Adj.) (गंभीर अपराध से संबंधित) | Ex: He was charged with felonious activities by the police.

One who advocates equal rights and opportunities for women (2)

Feminist
(N.) (नारीवादी) | Ex: She is a strong feminist who fights for gender equality.

A boat that transports passengers and goods over short distances regularly

Ferry
(N.) (यात्रियों को ले जाने वाली नौका) | Ex: We took a ferry to cross the river.

Relating to a festival

Festal
(Adj.) (उत्सव संबंधी) | Ex: The town wore a festal look during Diwali.

A bitter and prolonged quarrel between families, groups, or individuals

Feud
(N.) (शत्रुता) | Ex: The two families have been in a feud for generations.

Changing frequently

Fickle
(Adj.) (चंचल, अस्थिर) | Ex: Public opinion can be fickle at times.

Something that is made up and does not exist in reality

Fictitious
(Adj.) (काल्पनिक) | Ex: The story is based on fictitious characters.

Faithfulness or loyalty to a person, cause, or belief

Fidelity
(N.) (निष्ठा) | Ex: The dog is known for its fidelity to its owner.

Something that is imagined but does not exist

Figment
(N.) (मनगढ़ंत कल्पना) | Ex: The ghost he described was just a figment of his imagination.

The killing of one’s own child (2)

Filicide
(N.) (संतान-हत्या) | Ex: The case of filicide shocked the entire community.

Having a consistency that does not easily yield to pressure

Firm
(Adj.) (दृढ़) | Ex: She remained firm in her decision despite criticism.

An obsessive interest in something or someone

Fixation
(N.) (किसी से गहरा लगाव) | Ex: His fixation on success drove him to work tirelessly.

A natural talent or aptitude for something

Flair
(N.) (प्रतिभा) | Ex: She has a flair for creative writing.

Attracting attention with a flashy or showy style

Flamboyant
(Adj.) (भड़कीला) | Ex: He is known for his flamboyant dressing style.

An imperfection or weakness

Flaw
(N.) (दोष) | Ex: The plan had a serious flaw that needed correction.

A group of ships sailing together (3)

Fleet
(N.) (जहाजों का बेड़ा) | Ex: The navy deployed a fleet of ships for the mission.

Capable of bending easily without breaking and able to be easily modified (2)

Flexible
(Adj.) (लचीला) | Ex: This material is flexible and durable.

A quick, sudden movement

Flick
(N.) (झटका) | Ex: He turned off the light with a flick of the switch.

To shine with a bright but brief or irregular light

Flicker
(V.) (झिलमिलाना) | Ex: The candle flame began to flicker in the wind.

The opposite or less desirable aspect of a situation

Flip Side
(N.) (अवांछित पहलू) | Ex: The flip side of fame is loss of privacy.

A group of birds of one kind (2)

Flock
(N.) (झुंड) | Ex: A flock of birds flew across the sky.

The plants and vegetation of a particular region (5)

Flora
(N.) (किसी क्षेत्र की वनस्पति) | Ex: The region is rich in diverse flora.

A person who sells and arranges cut flowers (9)

Florist
(N.) (फूलवाला) | Ex: The florist prepared beautiful bouquets for the wedding.

To struggle clumsily or helplessly (2)

Flounder
(V.) (हाथ-पाँव मारना; बुरी तरह संघर्ष करना) | Ex: Without proper guidance, he began to flounder in his studies.

An accidental stroke of good fortune (2)

Fluke
(N.) (अकस्मात सफलता) | Ex: Winning the match was not a fluke but the result of hard work.

Continuous movement and change

Flux
(N.) (प्रवाह) | Ex: The economy is in a state of constant flux.

The act of destroying a foetus in the womb (4)

Foeticide (or Feticide)
(N.) (भ्रूण हत्या) | Ex: Foeticide is a serious social issue that needs strict action.

A story that is passed down from generation to generation through spoken word

Folktale
(N.) (लोककथा) | Ex: Grandparents often tell folktales to children at night.

A worker who supervises other workers

Foreman
(N.) (कामगारों की निगरानी करने वाला) | Ex: The foreman ensured that all workers followed safety rules.

Scientific methods and techniques used in crime investigation

Forensics
(N.) (अपराध की जाँच में प्रयुक्त वैज्ञानिक विधियाँ) | Ex: Forensics played a key role in solving the murder case.

The ability to predict or plan for the future

Foresight
(N.) (दूरदर्शिता) | Ex: His foresight helped the company avoid losses.

An introductory section of a book, typically by a person other than the author

Foreword
(N.) (प्रस्तावना) | Ex: The book includes a foreword written by a famous author.

Deprived of property or a right as a penalty for wrongdoing

Forfeited
(Adj.) (जब्त किया गया) | Ex: He forfeited his rights due to illegal actions.

The loss or giving up of something as a penalty for wrongdoing

Forfeiture
(N.) (दंडस्वरूप अधिकार/संपत्ति का खोना) | Ex: The law led to the forfeiture of his property.

To make or shape metal by heating

Forge
(V.) (धातु को गर्म कर ढालना) | Ex: Blacksmiths forge iron into useful tools.

The act of falsifying documents (3)

Forgery
(N.) (जालसाजी) | Ex: He was arrested for forgery of official documents.

Direct and outspoken (2)

Forthright
(Adj.) (स्पष्टवादी) | Ex: She gave a forthright answer to the question.

Round complete!