The Hindu Vocabulary 21 September 2021
2021-09-21
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 21 September 2021 is from the Editorial titled ‘Cutting the captain: On Congress and Punjab’.
Word |
Part of Speech |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Ouster |
Noun |
Ejection (बेदख़ल) |
Eviction, Expulsion, Overthrow, Removal |
Welcoming, Hiring, Retention |
The opposition planned the ouster of the king. |
Baiter |
Noun |
A person who causes repeated emotional pain, distress, or annoyance to another (विरोधी) |
Heckler, Mocker, Harasser, Opponent |
Saviour, Defender, Guard, Protector |
One should ignore the rude comments by baiters. |
Tenaciously |
Adverb |
Stubbornly (दृढ़तापूर्वक धारण करते हुए) |
Mulishly, Firmly, Resolutely, Determinedly |
Changeably, Indefinitely, Changeably, Flexibly |
He fought tenaciously with the authorities to get back his land. |
Imminent |
Adjective |
About to happen (निकटस्थ) |
Forthcoming, Immediate, Impending, Inevitable |
Avoidable, Later, Never, Unlikely, Distant |
There is imminent danger at the construction site. |
Inaccessible |
Adjective |
Out of reach (दुर्गम) |
Distant, Impasse, Unavailable, Unreachable |
Accessible, Nearby, Close, Friendly |
The passage was inaccessible for the handicapped people. |
Rhetoric |
Noun |
Wordiness (वक्रपटुता) |
Elocution, Hyperbole, Oratory, Address |
Quiet, Conciseness |
Opposition have nothing but empty rhetoric. |
Provocative |
Adjective |
Aggravating (उत्तेजक) |
Challenging, Disturbing, Exciting, Insulting |
Pleasing, Suppressive, Unexciting |
Article written on Thursday was provocative for a certain community. |
Propensity |
Noun |
A habit of behaving in a particular way (विशेष प्रकार की प्रवृति) |
Bias, Disposition, Leaning, Inclination |
Dislike, Impotence, Hate, Inability |
He has a propensity of violence in even smallest of issues. |
Temperament |
Noun |
Disposition (स्वभाव) |
Attitude, Outlook, Ego, Idiosyncrasy, Individuality |
Inability |
Suresh’s temperament and composure has always helped him. |
Poised |
Verb |
be or cause to be balanced or suspended. (संतुलित रखना) |
Balance, Steady oneself, Hang |
Let go, Reject, Release, Drop, Refuse |
She is always poised and classy. |
Embolden |
Verb |
Encourage (प्रोत्साहित करना) |
Buoy, Energize, Inspire, Reassure |
Discourage, Dishearten, Dissuade, Depress |
Teacher’s speech emboldened students. |
Jugular |
Adjective |
of the neck or throat (गले का) |
Gruff, Hoarse, Deep |
Soft |
They called disputed territory their jugular vein. |
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