The Hindu Vocabulary 17 October 2021
2021-10-17
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 17 October 2021 is from the Editorial titled ‘Fast forward: On Gati Shakti National Master Plan’.
Word |
Part of Speech |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Convince |
Verb |
Gain the confidence of (विश्वास दिलाना) |
Assure, Get, Persuade, Prompt, Prove |
Discourage, Fail, Stop, Dissuade |
I tried to convince him, but he was adamant to refuse. |
Articulate |
Verb |
Say clearly (स्पष्ट) |
Enunciate, Express, Utter, Pronounce |
Ask, Question, Listen, Be quiet |
He articulated his speech very well. |
Evident |
Adjective |
Clearly understood (प्रत्यक्ष)
|
Conspicuous, Indisputable, Noticeable, Obvious, Unmistakable |
Concealed, Doubtful, Uncertain, Indefinite |
It is evident that you are trying to escape conviction. |
Prevailed |
Verb |
Dominate (प्रबल) |
Abound, Beat, Overcome, Prove, Succeed |
Fail, Surrender, Follow, Forfeit |
Our organization prevailed even in the toughest of times. |
Fillip |
Verb |
Stimulate (प्रोत्साहन) |
Boost, Flip, Charge, Incentive |
- |
Reduction in sales tax will act as a fillip to boost sales. |
Pinning |
Verb |
Hold in place (जगह में पकडे रखना) |
Affix, Bind, Fasten, Close, Fix |
Detach, Loosen, Let go, Release, Disjoin |
He caught his brother pinning his friend. |
Incompatible |
Adjective |
Antagonistic (असंगत) |
Conflicting, Inappropriate, Incongruous, Inconsistent, Unsuitable |
Appropriate, Proper, Consistent, Suitable |
I think you two are incompatible. |
Hostile |
Adjective |
Mean (विरोधी) |
Adverse, Belligerent, Bitter, Contentious |
Agreeable, Aiding, Favourable, Friendly |
There was a hostile feeling when I went there. |
Reclaim |
Verb |
Bring into usable condition |
Convert, Salvage, Recover, Rescue |
Harm, Injure, Hurt, Lose |
You can reclaim 20% of the amount deposited for the flat. |
Imperative |
Adjective |
Necessary |
Compulsory, Critical, Crucial, Essential |
Inessential, Uncritical, Insignificant, Trivial |
Free and open Indo-pacific region is a global imperative. |