The Hindu Vocabulary 14 July 2021
2021-07-14
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 14 July 2021 is from the Editorial titled ‘Tie at the top: On Novak Djokovic win at Wimbledon’.
Word |
Part of Speech |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Pursuit |
Noun |
an activity of a specified kind, especially a recreational or sporting one. (गतिविधि) |
Activity, Hobby, Act, Avocation, Recreation, Sport, Game, Job |
- |
We enjoyed a whole range of pursuits at the sports meet. |
Futile |
Adjective |
incapable of producing any useful result; pointless. (व्यर्थ) |
Fruitless, Vain, Useless, Worthless, Ineffectual, Ineffective |
Effective, Useful, Fruitful, Convenient, Functional, Utility |
It was a futile attempt to praise him. |
Testament |
Noun |
something that serves as a sign or evidence of a specified fact, event, or quality. (साक्षी) |
Testimony, Witness, Evidence, Proof, Attestation, Demonstration |
- |
The court demanded a testament for the accusation. |
Dazzling |
Adjective |
extremely impressive, beautiful, or skilful. (चौंधियाने वाला) |
Impressive, Remarkable, Extraordinary, Outstanding, Exceptional, Incredible, Astonishing |
Unimpressive, Ordinary, Mediocre, Usual, Normal, Standard |
The finale was a dazzling display of amazing Football. |
Improbable |
Adjective |
not likely to be true or to happen. (असंभाव्य) |
Unlikely, Doubtful, Dubious, Debatable, Questionable, Uncertain |
Certain, Sure, Definite, Probable, Likely, Expected |
Chances of getting success at this game is improbable. |
Mojo |
Noun |
influence, especially magic power. (जादू) |
Effect, Impact, Control, Effect, Sway, Power, Charm |
- |
His name has no mojo. |
Snuff out |
Phrase |
put a sudden end to. (खतम होना) |
End, Conclusion, Termination, Finish, Close, Climax, Culmination |
Beginning, Inception, Start, Begin, Commence, Arise, Emerge |
The opponents hit a goal and the match was snuffed out. |
Caveat |
Noun |
a warning or proviso of specific stipulations, conditions, or limitations. (चेतावनी) |
Warning, Caution, Admonition, Monition, Provision, Proviso |
- |
The caveat from the administration was very helpful. |
Monumental |
Adjective |
great in importance, extent, or size. (महत्वपूर्ण) |
Huge, Great, Enormous, Gigantic, Massive, Colossal, Mammoth |
Small, Tiny, Minute, Minor, Trivial, Insignificant |
He made a monumental effort to achieve the target. |
As chalk and cheese |
Phrase |
suggesting that the two are very different from each other; they have nothing in common. (भिन्न) |
Dissimilar, Unalike, Unlike, Non-identical, Divergent, Contrasting |
Similar, Same, Like, Alike, Identical, Compatible |
My neighbours are as chalk and cheese. |
Enviable |
Adjective |
arousing or likely to arouse envy. (ईर्षा के योग्य) |
Desirable, Attractive, Admirable, Sought-after, Fortunate, Lucky, Desired |
Unenviable, Disagreeable, Unpleasant, Undesirable, Difficult, Nasty, Horrible |
My team is in an enviable position to the opponents. |
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