The Hindu Vocabulary 19 May 2021
2021-05-19
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 19 May 2021 is from the Editorial titled ‘Avoiding breakdown: On GST council meeting’.
Word |
Part of Speech |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Convene |
Verb |
come or bring together for a meeting or activity; assemble. (आयोजित करना) |
Summon, Call, Order, Hold, Convoke, Assemble |
Dissipate, Disperse, Scatter, Disseminate, Distribute, Spread |
They convened a an urgent meeting for the set up. |
Precedent |
Noun |
an earlier event or action that is regarded as an example or guide to be considered in subsequent similar circumstances. (पूर्व उदाहरण) |
Model, Exemplar, Example, Pattern, Criterion, Standard |
- |
In order to use media in training, there are potential precedents. |
Acrimony |
Noun |
bitterness or ill feeling. (रूखापन) |
Bitterness, Rancour, Resentment, Ill feeling, Animosity, Venom |
Goodwill, Amicability, Affability, Geniality, Friendliness |
The raging acrimony took the economy down. |
Transpired |
Verb |
come to be known; be revealed. (प्रकट करना) |
Materialize, Happen, Ensue, Befall, Arise |
End, Subdue, Finish, Conclude |
His ideas transpired into a million dollar company. |
Reluctantly |
Adverb |
in an unwilling and hesitant way. (अनिच्छा से) |
Hesitantly, Dither, Pause, Shy, Swither |
Continuous, Flow, Resolute, Ongoing, Oscillate |
He narrated the incident reluctantly. |
Frayed |
Adjective |
(of a person's nerves or temper) showing the effects of strain. (अस्तव्यस्त) |
Strained, Irritated, Taxed, Edgy, Tense, Stressed, Fraught |
Relaxed, Relieved, Unwind, de-stress, Loosen, Free |
He made major efforts to soothe my frayed nerves. |
Onus |
Noun |
something that is one's duty or responsibility. (दायित्व) |
Burden, Responsibility, Liability, Duty, Obligation, Weight, Load |
Free, Liberal, Permissive, Impartial, Libertarian, Lenient |
We had to bear the onus of any mishandling. |
Elan |
Noun |
energy, style, and enthusiasm. (उत्साह) |
Flair, Grace, Elegance, Poise, Polish, Chic, Panache |
Clumsiness, Awkward, Ungainly, Graceless, Inelegant |
The kids performed with unmatched elan. |
Modalities |
Noun |
a particular method or procedure. (रूपात्मकता) |
Procedure, Technique, Routine, Practice, System |
- |
They followed a particular modality for the recovery. |
Irascible |
Adjective |
having or showing a tendency to be easily angered. (चिड़चिड़ा) |
Irritable, Short-tempered, Snappy, Touchy, Testy, Crusty |
Pleasing, Satisfying, Appealing, Soothing, Genial |
Rohit is an irascible and arrogant man. |
Irretrievable |
Adjective |
not able to be retrieved or put right. (अपूरणीय) |
Irreversible, Irrevocable, Irredeemable, Unrecoverable, Unrepairable, Lost |
Reversible, Recoverable, Reparable, Recuperate |
They couldn’t get over the irretrievable loss of their business. |
Calamitous |
Adjective |
involving calamity; catastrophic or disastrous. (नुक़सानदेह) |
Disastrous, Catastrophic, Dire, Tragic, Fatal, Devastating |
Good, Advantageous, Superior, Powerful, Excellent |
The calamitous events such as floods and earthquakes are common in this region. |
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