The Hindu Vocabulary 22 January 2021
2021-01-22
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 22 January 2021 is from the Editorial titled ‘Managing the rollout: On addressing vaccine hesitancy’.
Word |
Part of Speech |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Publicise |
Verb |
make (something) widely known. (प्रचारित करना) |
Announce, Promote, Communicate, Impart, Unfold, Spread |
Hold, Keep, Detain, Conceal |
The magazine had publicised all the details about the actor. |
Inadvisable |
Adjective |
likely to have unfortunate consequences. (मूर्ख) |
Unwise, Ill-advised, Imprudent, Injudicious |
Wise, Judicious, Shrewd, Smart |
It would be inadvisable to participate in two acts. |
Prospective |
Adjective |
having or showing the capacity to develop into something in the future. (भावी) |
Possible, Likely, Potential, Future, Probable |
Unlikely, Improbable, Uncertain, Undesirable |
We see ABC ltd. as a prospective buyer. |
Vial |
Noun |
a small container, typically cylindrical and made of glass, used especially for holding liquid medicines. (शीशी) |
Container, Holder, Vessel, Drum, Box |
- |
The vaccine was stored in a vial. |
Mandatory |
Adjective |
necessary for (someone) as a duty or responsibility (अनिवार्य) |
Binding, Obligatory, Mandatory, Necessary |
Optional, Voluntary, Discretionary, Non-compulsory |
It is mandatory to deal with these issues at the earliest. |
Efficacy |
Noun |
the ability of something like a drug or a medical treatment to bring about the results that are wanted. (प्रभावकारिता) |
Adequacy, Competence, Effectiveness, Ability, Capability |
Failure, Inadequacy, Inefficiency, Lethargy, Unproductiveness |
Irresponsibility will affect efficacy of the efforts you put in work. |
Inoculate |
Verb |
treat with a vaccine to produce immunity against a disease; vaccinate. (टीका लगाना) |
Immunize, Vaccinate, Inject, Safeguard, Protect |
Endanger, Infect, Affect, Impact |
The government is planning to inoculate the vulnerable first. |
Presumably |
Adverb |
used to convey that something is claimed to be the case or have taken place, although there is no proof. (कथित तौर पर) |
Supposedly, Reputedly, Purportedly, Ostensibly, Allegedly |
Surely, Really, Truly, Definitely |
Presumably, he will enter the entertainment industry. |
Accentuate |
Verb |
make more noticeable or prominent. (बल देना) |
Underline, Feature, Foreground, Accent, Underscore |
Mask, Hide, Ignore, Avoid |
The t-shirt unfortunately accentuated his paunch. |
Exhort |
Verb |
strongly encourage or urge (someone) to do something. (संबोधित करना) |
Urge, Encourage, Charge, Adjure |
Discourage, Disrespect, Demotivate, Dishearten |
My mother exhorted my brother to behave well. |
Dereliction |
Noun |
the shameful failure to fulfil one's obligations. (कर्तव्य का त्याग) |
Negligence, Neglect, Delinquency, Failure |
Fulfilment, Potential, Satiate, Satisfied |
It was his dereliction that we had to give up. |
Efficacious |
Adjective |
successful in producing a desired or intended result; effective. (प्रभावशाली) |
Effective, Successful, Effectual, Fruitful |
Inefficacious, Ineffective, Unsuccessful, Unproductive |
His idea would have proven efficacious if we were with him. |
Hesitancy |
Noun |
the quality or state of being hesitant. (संदेह) |
Uncertainty, Hesitation, Hesitance, Doubt |
Certainty, Sure, Resolute, Willingness |
It was the customer’s hesitancy that we had low sale. |
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