The Hindu Vocabulary 11 December 2020
2020-12-11
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 11 December 2020 is from the Editorial titled ‘Constant vigilance: on Khalistan threat’.
Word |
Part of Speech |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Vigilance |
Noun |
the action or state of keeping careful watch for possible danger or difficulties. (जागरूकता) |
Alertness, Watchfulness, Care, Attentiveness, Caution |
Inattentiveness, Carelessness, Reckless, Carefree |
The vigilance officer did not take much interest. |
Fringe |
Adjective |
the border or outer edges of an area or group. (झब्बेदार किनारा) |
Perimeter, Periphery, Border, Borderline, Margin |
Middle, Centre, Central, Mean, Mid point |
The anger of the farmers was on the fringe. |
Allegedly |
Adverb |
used to convey that something is claimed to be the case or have taken place, although there is no proof. (कथित तौर पर) |
Supposedly, Reputedly, Purportedly, Ostensibly, Presumably |
Surely, Really, Truly, Definitely |
He thought that the evidence was shared allegedly. |
Seek |
Verb |
attempt to find (something). (मांगना) |
Look for, Search, Hunt, Quest |
Ignore, Reject, Abstain, Avoid |
I seek my brother’s advice in everything I do. |
Moribund |
Adjective |
in terminal decline. (मरनेवाला) |
Dying, Waning, Declining, Stagnating |
Flourishing, Prospering, Inspiring, Increasing |
The use of inorganic colours is now moribund. |
Insurgency |
Noun |
an active revolt or uprising. (विद्रोह) |
Rebel, Revolt, Riot, Mutiny |
Settlement, Agreement, Deal, Arrangement, Resolution |
The insurgency that the nation is facing should be dealt with caution. |
Diaspora |
Noun |
the movement of a large group of people from their home country to other countries in the world. (प्रवासी) |
- |
- |
It was the sudden diaspora that the government took this step. |
Sporadic |
Adjective |
occurring at irregular intervals or only in a few places; scattered or isolated. (यत्र-तत्र) |
Occasional, Infrequent, Irregular, Periodical, Periodic |
Frequent, Regular, Steady, Continuous |
The virus hit was sporadic. |
Irrelevance |
Noun |
the quality or state of being irrelevant. (असम्बन्ध) |
Unimportant, Insignificant, Impertinent, Unrelated |
Important, Pertinent, Significant, Relevance |
It is not necessary to understand the irrelevance of the policy. |
Foment |
Verb |
instigate or stir up. (भड़काना) |
Incite, Provoke, Agitate, Excite, Stir up |
Calm, Pacify, Peace, Tranquil, Settle, Satisfy |
Unusual and unnecessary blames foment anguish. |
Emanate |
Verb |
issue or spread out from (a source). (निर्गत होना) |
Emerge, Flow, Proceed, Issue, Ensue |
Impede, Obstruct, Hinder, Control |
Rajveer emanated the license features to the entire team. |
Inter |
Verb |
Bury. (दफन करना) |
Entomb, Inurn, Inearth, Inhume |
Take out, Support, Aid, Assist |
The negative energy should be completely interred. |
Lull |
Noun |
a temporary interval of quiet or lack of activity. (मंदी/ अंतराल) |
Pause, Interval, Break, Hiatus, Suspension |
Activity, Bustle, Action, Liveliness |
The lull after the long tussle was much necessary. |
Disaffection |
Noun |
a state or feeling of being dissatisfied, especially with people in authority or a system of control. (असंतोष) |
Discontent, Dissatisfaction, Restlessness, Frustration |
Happy, Content, Satisfactory, Loyalty, Contentment |
It was his disaffection that she did not come back. |
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