The Hindu Vocabulary 19 September 2021
2021-09-19
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 19 September 2021 is from the Editorial titled ‘Delaying the inevitable: On relief to telcos’.
Word |
Part of Speech |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Inevitable |
Adjective |
That cannot be avoided (अपरिहार्य) |
Unavoidable, Necessary, Inescapable, Impending |
Avoidable, Distant, Escapable, Later |
India has taken a 27 run lead, now the opposition’s defeat is inevitable. |
Verily |
Adverb |
Really (सच में) |
Absolutely, Actually, Genuinely, Admittedly |
- |
I verily believe that the shopkeeper was mad. |
Tacit |
Adjective |
Understood or implied without being stated. (मौन) |
Implicit, Indirect, Unspoken, Inferred |
Stated, Explicit, Express |
Your silence is tacit approval of the decision. |
Protracted |
Adjective |
lasting for a long time or longer than expected or usual/ Chronic (दीर्घ) |
Enduring, Continued, Extensive, Prolonged, Continuous |
Ceasing, Halting, Intermittent, Infrequent |
Finally, his protracted legal battle ended in victory. |
Distress |
Noun |
Hardship (संकट) |
Adversity, Calamity, Destitution, Difficulty |
Abundance, Advantage, Benefit, Blessing, Ease |
I was in distress due to my father’s health. |
Deferred |
Adjective |
Put off till a later time (स्थगित) |
Delayed, Negotiated, Postponed, Adjourned, Assessed |
Advanced, Furthered, Forwarded, Hastened |
My admission has been deferred to next semester due to lockdown. |
Obligation |
Noun |
Responsibility (कर्तव्य) |
Accountability, Agreement, Bond, Burden |
Asset, Irresponsibility, Unemployment, Disagreement |
It is your obligation to respect your uncle. |
Moratorium |
Noun |
Suspension (अधिस्थगन) |
Ban, Delay, Truce, Freeze, Pause, Halt |
Continuation |
UNO should work towards a moratorium on nuclear testing. |
Pared |
Verb |
Peel (छीलना) |
Cut back, Decrease, Lower, Slash |
Expand, Raise, Grow, Increase |
You should pare down your expenses. |
Trigger |
Verb |
Cause to happen (उत्प्रेरक) |
Bring about, Cause, Provoke, Produce, Prompt |
Destroy, Prevent, Stop, End |
Many believed that Hitler's provocation triggered World War II. |
Plunge |
Noun |
Quick drop (डुबकी) |
Descent, Dive, Fall, Spree |
Ascent, Rise, Increase |
Nifty plunged down by 500 points. |
Anomalies |
Noun |
Deviation from normal (विसंगति) |
Abberation, Abnormality, Deviation, Inconsistency |
Conformity, Sameness, Standard, Regularity |
The sixth finger in your foot is an anomaly. |
Incur |
Verb |
Bring upon oneself (झेलना) |
Acquire, Arouse, Earn, Obtain, Provoke |
Push, Lose, Discourage, Misunderstand |
Many losses incurred due to your decisions are ignored. |
Duopoly |
Noun |
A situation in which two suppliers dominate the market for a commodity or service. (द्वयधिकार) |
- |
- |
Airbus and Boeing have a duopoly in the airplane manufacturing market. |