The Hindu Vocabulary 24 December 2020
2020-12-24
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 24 December 2020 is from the Editorial titled ‘Delaying the inevitable: On suspension of insolvency proceedings’.
Word |
Part of Speech |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Inevitable |
Adjective |
certain to happen; unavoidable. (अनिवार्य) |
Unavoidable, Inescapable, Certain, Inexorable, Unpreventable |
Avoidable, Uncertain, Needless, Preventable |
It was inevitable that we left the bills unnoticed. |
Suspension |
Noun |
the action of suspending someone or something or the condition of being suspended. (निलंबन) |
Delay, Interruption, Deferral, Deferment, Adjournment |
Continuation, Resumption, Restart, Reopening |
The suspension of the procedure was decided by the senior officials. |
Tardier |
Adjective |
delaying or delayed beyond the right or expected time; late. (देर से) |
Late, Unpunctual, Behind, Overdue |
Punctual, Early, On time, Ahead |
The response was tardier as compared to the action. |
Abeyance |
Noun |
a state of temporary disuse or suspension. (ठहराव) |
Suspension, Reserve, Pending, Hold, Postponed, Deferred |
In hand, Continuing, Continue, Resume |
We were advised to be at abeyance from the members of the C-zone. |
Threshold |
Noun |
the maximum level of radiation or a concentration of a substance considered to be acceptable or safe. (स्तर) |
Minimum, Margin, Limen, Limit |
- |
We could not decide on the threshold. |
Force Majeure |
Noun |
irresistible compulsion or superior strength. (अथक मजबूरी) |
Obligation, Constraint, Force, Coercion, Duress |
Prepared, Ready, Readiness, Disposed |
The opposition was successful in placing force majeure and got it done its way. |
Forbearance |
Noun |
patient self-control; restraint and tolerance. (सहनशीलता) |
Tolerance, Patience, Endurance, Fortitude |
Unbearable, Intolerable, Insufferable, Insupportable, Unendurable |
I lost my forbearance when he told me about the loss. |
Respite |
Noun |
a short period of rest or relief from something difficult or unpleasant. (मोहलत) |
Break, Rest, Interval, Intermission, Interlude, Recess, Lull |
Continuance, Protraction, Maintenance, Prolongation |
It was the much needed respite that I took. |
Proclamation |
Noun |
a public or official announcement dealing with a matter of great importance. (घोषणा) |
Decree, Order, Edict, Command, Rule, Ruling |
- |
The proclamation to be made was delayed yet again. |
Mandarin |
Noun |
a powerful official or senior bureaucrat, especially one perceived as reactionary and secretive. (नौकरशाह) |
Bureaucrat, Official, Administrator, Office-holder |
- |
The mandarin gave the verdict without having any discussion. |
Viable |
Adjective |
capable of working successfully; feasible. (व्यवहार्य) |
Workable, Feasible, Practicable, Practical, Applicable |
Impracticable, Unworkable, Non-viable, Inoperable |
Was it viable to present the details before every member? |
Nuanced |
Adjective |
characterized by subtle shades of meaning or expression. (सूक्ष्म भेद युक्त.) |
Distinction, Gradation, Hint, Implication, Nicety |
Incautious, Obvious, Robust, Indifferent, Heedless |
The nuanced approach was rejected by all. |
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