The Hindu Vocabulary 11 November 2020
2020-11-11
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 11 November 2020 is from the Editorial titled ‘No fireworks: On NGT ban on sale and use of firecrackers’.
Word |
Part of Speech |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Intensify |
Verb |
become or make more intense. (तीव्र बनाना) |
Aggravate, Boost, Increase, Heighten, Magnify |
Decrease, Diminish, Lessen, Reduce, Undermine |
The decision against the union intensified the anger. |
Bursting |
Verb |
open suddenly and forcibly. (अचानक और जबरन खुला।) |
Erupting, Breaking, Exploding, Explosion |
Calm, Peaceful, Stable, Uniform |
After the tap got unleashed, it bursted. |
Stipulation |
Noun |
a condition or requirement that is specified or demanded as part of an agreement. (व्यवस्था) |
Arrangement, Clause, Requirement, Provision |
Disagreement, Implication, Request, Wish |
The stipulation for the wedding was invalid. |
Ban |
Noun |
officially or legally prohibit (something). (प्रतिबंध) |
Boycott, Censorship, Embargo, Limitation, Taboo |
Approval, Sanction, Allowance, Permission |
The teacher imposed a ban on the use of mobile phones. |
Deteriorating |
Adjective |
becoming progressively worse. (बिगड़ती) |
Decline, Degrade, Depreciate, Disintegrate |
Approve, Compliment, Laud, Praise |
The condition of our economy is deteriorating day by day. |
Primacy |
Noun |
the fact of being pre-eminent or most important. (प्रधानता) |
Authority, Command, Power, Domination |
Inferiority, Submission, Weakness, Surrender |
No one understood or valued the primacy of the dealing made this year. |
Incumbent |
Adjective |
necessary for (someone) as a duty or responsibility. (अवलंबी) |
Basic, Crucial, Fundamental, Chief, Vital |
Extra, Inessential, Unnecessary, Needless, Trivial |
Reading ability is incumbent for excelling the comprehension section. |
Distress |
Noun |
extreme anxiety, sorrow, or pain. (संकट) |
Affliction, Ache, Malaise, Misery |
Advantage, Aid, Cheer, Comfort |
The reason behind her anxiety was the distress. |
Evident |
Adjective |
clearly seen or understood; obvious. (प्रत्यक्ष) |
Visible, Conspicuous, Fact, Noticeable, Obvious |
Concealed, Doubtful, Uncertain, Unclear |
It was evident from her reaction that she detested it. |
Accountability |
Noun |
responsibility. (जवाबदेही) |
Liability, Answerability, Blameworthiness |
- |
The accountability of the finances was hers. |
Fate |
Noun |
destiny or fortune. (भाग्य) |
Chance, Circumstance, Fortune, Destiny |
Beginning, Start, Misfortune, Origin |
My fate is not destined to be good. |
Legitimate |
Adjective |
legal. (कानूनी) |
Appropriate, Accepted, Proper, Reasonable, Fair |
Abnormal, Affected, Invalid, False |
The formalities stated were not all legitimate. |
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