The Hindu Vocabulary 16 June 2021
2021-06-16
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 16 June 2021 is from the Editorial titled ‘Numero Uno: On Djokovic win at French Open’.
Word |
Part of Speech |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Sensational |
Adjective |
causing great public interest and excitement. (शानदार) |
Amazing, Startling, Astonishing, Staggering, Shocking |
Ordinary, Average, Moderate, Simple, Standard, Conventional |
The feelings he expressed at the NGOs function were sensational. |
Rhythmic |
Adjective |
occurring regularly. (नियमित) |
Continual, Continuous, Sustained, Persistent, Abiding |
Inconsistent, Inconstant, Fitful, Uneven, Variable, Changing |
Our body experiences rhythmic changes.. |
Allure |
Verb |
powerfully attract or charm; tempt. (लुभाना) |
Attract, Tempt, Entice, Lure, Beguile, Captivate, Tantalize, Bewitch |
Repel, Reject, Repulse, Resist, Prod |
His pink tassle dupatta allured me. |
Immortality |
Noun |
the ability to live forever; eternal life. (अमरता) |
Everlasting, Endless, Forever, Timelessness |
Short, Temporary, Mercurial, Unsteady, Unstable |
Immortality cannot be attained. |
Astonishing |
Adjective |
extremely surprising or impressive; amazing. (आश्चर्यजनक) |
Astounding, Amazing, Staggering, Surprising, Startling |
Usual, Ordinary, Normal, Typical, Customary |
The news of his demise was astonishing. |
Outwitted |
Verb |
deceive by greater ingenuity. (मात देना) |
Outsmart, Outplay, Out-think, Outmanoeuvre |
- |
Roshan has outwitted many opponents. |
Resilience |
Noun |
the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties. (लचीलापन) |
Toughness, Adverse, Unfavourable, Disadvantageous, Inauspicious |
Favourable, Beneficial, Positive, Friendly |
Raj’s determination and resilience won him accolades. |
Tweak |
Verb |
twist or pull (something) sharply. (छेड़ना) |
Twist, Tug, Pinch, Nip, Twitch, Squeeze |
Hold, Keep, Clutch, Grasp |
Russians tweaked the bill according to their benefit. |
A herculean feat |
Phrase |
requiring tremendous effort, strength, etc. (एक जबरदस्त करतब) |
- |
- |
He holds a herculean feat of winning all four Majors and the Olympic gold in a single year. |
Cue |
Noun |
a thing said or done that serves as a signal to an actor or other performer to enter or to begin their speech or performance. (संकेत) |
Signal, Sign, Prompt, Reminder, Nod |
- |
The umpire gave the player a cue for the next shot. |
Languid |
Adjective |
having or showing a disinclination for physical exertion or effort. (सुस्त) |
Relaxed, Unhurried, Unenergetic, Slow, Listless, Torpid |
Energetic, Active, Lively, Dynamic, Zestful, Vital |
His languid attitude did no good to him. |
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