Synonyms: Clamour

Demand, Insist, Clamour

1.      Demand- দাবি করা ask for something firmly

I demand immediate explanation.

·        They demand high level enquiry about this matter.

2.      insist-নাছোড়বান্দা  হয়ে দাবি করা  /অনুরোধ করা

Demand something in a forceful way.

·        He insists that he is not a murderer.

·        They insist that they will do it.

·        She insists on eating only organic vegetables.

3.      Clamour – নালিশ বা দাবি জানানোর জন্য উচ্চ কলরব

Demand something loudly.

·        Later they clamoured wildly, shouting and crying.

·        People began to clamour for his resignation.

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Synonyms: Numb

Numb, Daze, Benumb, Stupefy, Bewilder, puzzle, perplex

1.     Numb- [নাম্ ] অসাড়, অনুভূতি শূন্য

 deprived of the power of sensation.

·       I was numb with shock as I got into the car.

2.      Daze- [ডেইজ] হতবুদ্ধি অবস্থা

       make unable to think or react properly because of shock or you have been hit on the head.

3.     benumb  অসাড়, শক্তিহীন করা

 deprive of feeling.

4.     Stupefy – স্বচ্ছভাবে চিন্তা করার শক্তি নাশ করা  

 make (someone) unable to think or feel properly.

5.     Bewilder হতবুদ্ধি অবস্থা

      confused and worried because you do not know what is happening or do not know what to do

6.     Puzzle – বিমূঢ় অবস্থা

      Unable to understand something or the reason for something

·       He was puzzled about the whole matter.

7.     Perplex

      Very puzzle in a way that you feel worried.

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Synonyms: Jostle

                   Push, shove, Jostle, Barge, Thrust

1.      Push- হাত বা কনুই দিয়ে ধাক্কা দেওয়া।

•        Please push me.
•       I have to push you.
•       Don’t push it.
•       He pushed the dog.

2.      Shove-[ শাভ্]

       Push somebody in a rough way, especially in order to get past them.

•        They shoved the guard aside.
•        The young boy shoved his girl friend into the swimming pool.

3.     Jostle-[জস্ ল  ]

      Push roughly in a crowd especially you are trying to move in front of them.

•       The MLA was jostled by angry villagers.
•       Anxious refugees jostled for a place in the line.
•       They jostled one another in a stampede to break into the house.

4.      Barge

        Move forward in a forceful and careless way by pushing people.

•         He barge past me to get to the bar.
•         They barged their way through the crowds.

5.      Thrust

       Push somebody suddenly or violently in a particular way/direction.

•        He thrust the baby into my arms and ran off.
•        She thrust her hands deep into her pockets.
•        Ram thrust her towards the staircase.
•        They thrust themselves into the house.

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Synonyms : Stun

Surprise, Startle, Amaze, Stun, Astonish, Taken aback, Bowl over, Astound, Stagger

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1.        Surprise [বিস্মিত করা ]

        We use Surprise when something happens that we don’t expect.

2.        Startle [আকস্মিক বিস্ময়ে ভয় পাওয়া]

        Surprise somebody suddenly in a frighten way.

        The explosion startled the horse.

3.        Amaze [বিস্ময়ে বিহ্বল করা]

        Surprise somebody very much in a pleasure or admiration way.

4.        Stun

        Surprise somebody so much that they cannot speak or think clearly.

         The people were too stunned to speak in the beginning.

          The angry criticism stunned them.

5.        Astonish

        Surprise very much which is difficult to believe.

        We were astonished at the news of his death.

6.        Taken aback [phrasal verb]

       If something takes you aback, you are very surprise by it. (we use taken aback         usually in passive form)

       We were rather taken aback by his hostile reaction.

       Ram was taken aback by the news.

       I was taken aback by the knowledge of local people.

       She was taken aback by the price of LED tv.

7.        Bowl over [phrasal verb]

      To surprise someone a lot. (we use taken aback usually in passive form)

      He was bowled over by her beauty.

      We were bowled over by the beauty of Taj Mahal.

8.        Astound [বিস্ময়ে স্তম্ভিত করা]

      His arrogance astounded her.

     They were astound by its beauty.

     She looked astounded by this news.

9.        Stagger [বিশ্বাসে আঘাত লাগায় হতবুব্ধ হওয়া]

       I was staggered at his rudeness.

       The officer was staggered at the level of incompetence among senior staff.

       He was staggered when saw the medical bill.

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Synonyms: Wail

Scream, cry out, screech, wail, squeal, shriek, howl, and yelp

These words all means to give loud high cry, or to make a loud high noise.

1.      Scream

(of a person) give loud , high cry because you are hurt, excited, frightened.

i.                 The kids are screaming with excitement.

2.      Cry out

Make a loud sound without words because you are hurt, surprised, and afraid

i.                 She cried out in pain.

ii.                He cried out in fear.

iii.               He cried out in the middle of the night.

3.      Screech

Make a loud high unpleasant sound.

i.                 He screeched with pain.

ii.                Monkeys are screeching in the tree.

4.      Wail

Make a long loud cry in pain, lament or sorrow audibly

i.                 At nine o’ clock, Swaminathan wailed, “I have a headache.”

ii.                The little girl was wailing miserably.

5.      Squeal

Make a long high sound for some duration by excited children

i.                 Children were running around squealing with excitement.

6.      Shriek

Make a loud cry when you are excited, frightened or in pain.

i.                 She shrieks in pain.

The audiences were shrieking with laughter.

7.      Howl

Howl is used to describe the loud, high, almost sad cry made by wolves and sometimes dogs.

8.      Yelp

Howl is used to describe the loud, high, almost sad cry made by dogs.

Note: Scream or wail?

Wail is longer than a scream, but less strong and extreme. It can be high or low in pitch, but a scream is always high.

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