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Written By Saeeda Maryam Dec 4, 2023
"Astounded" is an adjective used to describe a state of being extremely surprised, shocked, or amazed by something unexpected or extraordinary. It conveys a sense of wonder or disbelief in response to a surprising event or revelation.
Morphologically, "astounded" is formed from the verb "astound," which means to shock or amaze. Syntax involves using "astounded" to express one's reaction to a surprising situation. Phonics emphasizes the correct pronunciation, with stress on the first syllable. Understanding word relationships involves recognizing its connection to terms like amazed, astonished, or flabbergasted.
Urdu Meaning: حیران، حیرت زدہ
Example Sentence: "وہ خبر نے مجھے حیران اور حیرت زدہ بنا دیا، میں نے کبھی اس طرح کی خبر نہیں سنی تھی۔"
(Translation: "The news left me astounded and amazed; I had never heard such news before.")
"Apparently" is an adverb used to indicate that something seems to be true based on the available evidence or information. It suggests that a conclusion or judgment is drawn from what is known or observed, but there may be some uncertainty or a need for confirmation.
Morphologically, "apparently" is derived from the adjective "apparent," which means clearly seen or understood. Syntax involves using "apparently" to qualify or modify a statement, indicating a degree of likelihood. Phonics focuses on the pronunciation, with stress on the first syllable. Understanding word relationships involves recognizing its connection to terms like seemingly, evidently, or ostensibly.
Urdu Meaning: بظاہر، ظاہراً
Example Sentence: "اس خبر کے مطابق، بظاہر وہ ایک نیا پروڈکٹ لانے والے ہیں۔"
(Translation: "According to this news, apparently, they are introducing a new product.")
"Auspicious" is an adjective used to describe a situation, event, or occurrence that is favorable, promising, or likely to bring success and good fortune. It is often associated with positive signs or conditions that suggest a positive outcome.
Morphologically, "auspicious" is derived from the Latin word "auspex," meaning a bird watcher or one who predicts the future by observing birds. Syntax involves using "auspicious" to characterize an event or circumstance. Phonics focuses on correct pronunciation, with stress on the first syllable. Understanding word relationships involves recognizing its connection to terms like favorable, propitious, or promising.
Urdu Meaning: مبارک، خوشیوں بھرا
Example Sentence: "اُس دن کا تاریخی موقع تھا اور ہر شخص میں خوشیوں بھرا اور مبارک ہوتا نظر آ رہا تھا۔"
(Translation: "It was an auspicious occasion, and everyone seemed filled with joy and congratulations.")
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