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Word | Recess |
Hindi Meaning | मध्यावकाश, अवकाश, विश्राम, एकान्त स्थान, स्थगित करना, खाली जगह, आला, आला बनाना, गुप्त स्थान, धँसा हुआ, आले के समान, मन्दी, घटाव, अप्रभावी, लौटा लेना, अप्रबल, मन्दी वाहक या कारक, मंदी संबंधी, कम लागत में अच्छी खरीददारी करने वाला व्यक्ति, पीछे हटना, कोटरिका, विश्रान्ति, ताक़, कोना, अनध्याय, गुफा, ताक, पीछे हटना बनाना, कोना बनाना, विश्रान्ति बनाना, अवकाश बनाना, अनध्याय बनाना, ताक़ बनाना, कोटरिका बनाना, गुप्त स्थान बनाना, विश्रांति, ताक आला, गड्ढा, दरी |
a state of abeyance or suspended business / a small concavity / A withdrawing or retiring / a place set back in a wall. The same word also means a short rest from work or lessons / a small space created by building part of a wall further back from the rest. / a short period of time during the school day when children can play / a usually brief period of time during which regular activity in a court of law or in a government stops / a dark, hidden place or part / to stop regular activity in a court of law or in a government for a usually short period of time, | |
Usage | ⇒ Students enjoy during the recess ⇒ The students play outside after lunch and at recess. ⇒ a table set into a recess ⇒ parliament is in recess ⇒ the innermost recesses of his mind |
Synonyms | break, pause, intermission, nook, rest, niche, respite, alcove, corner, interval, vacation, holiday, hollow, interlude, adjourn, delay, hole, recession, gap, indentation, |
Antonyms | continuation, continue, protrusion, bulge, bunch, continuity, jut, persistence, protuberance, convexity, projection, progress, progression, prolongation, advance, aggregate, amalgamate, anticyclone, awake, bump, |
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