The Hindu Vocabulary 24 November 2020
2020-11-24
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 24 November 2020 is from the Editorial titled ‘Peaceful possibilities: On J&K local body polls’.
Word |
Part of Speech |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Statehood |
Noun |
the status of being a recognized independent nation. (राज्य का दर्जा) |
- |
- |
Jammu & Kashmir was never deprived of the statehood. |
Participatory |
Adjective |
involving or characterized by participation. (भागीदारी) |
Involvement, Entanglement, Quandary, Affair |
Separate, Aside, Alone, Away |
The participatory efforts made it easier for us to crack the deal. |
Resilience |
Noun |
the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties; toughness. (पलटाव) |
Flexibility, Recoil, Snap, Pliancy |
Stop, Halt, Stuck, Fuss |
Mere resilience took us to great heights. |
Disrupt |
Verb |
interrupt (an event, activity, or process) by causing a disturbance or problem. (भंग करना) |
Disturb, Agitate, Disarray, Rummage |
Appease, Soothe, Calm, Enlighten, Arrange, Organize |
Pandemic has disrupted all our plans for the year. |
Neutralise |
Verb |
make (something) ineffective by applying an opposite force or effect. (बेअसर करना) |
Negate, Nullify, Balance, Cancel, Counterveil |
Aid, Approve, Establish, Validate |
The chemical will neutralise the effect of the acid. |
Posturing |
Noun |
behaviour that is intended to impress or mislead. (तेवर) |
Display, Fake, Act, Enact, Present, Pretend |
Withhold, truthful, Honest, Real |
His posturing was uncertain and inevitable at the same time. |
Counterproductive |
Adjective |
having the opposite of the desired effect. (उल्टा) |
Biased, Bigoted, Damaging, Detrimental, Hurtful |
Advantageous, Assisting, Aiding, Favourable, Friendly |
The response from the terrorist group was counterproductive. |
Macabre |
Noun |
disturbing because concerned with or causing a fear of death. (भयंकर) |
Frightening, Ghastly, Gruesome, Lurid, Morbid |
Cheerful, Happy, Pleasant, Pleasing |
It was a macabre when they attacked with all their forces. |
Dehumanise |
Verb |
deprive of positive human qualities. (सकारात्मक मानवीय गुणों से वंचित) |
Bereave, Deprive, Disrobe, Dismantle |
Cover, Build, Provide, Add, Indulge |
I do not understand why Rahul has started to act this way as if he has dehumanised. |
Viable |
Adjective |
capable of working successfully; feasible. (सफलतापूर्वक काम करने में सक्षम) |
Applicable, Feasible, Possible, Usable, Doable |
Impossible, Unfeasible, Unlikely, Unpractical |
It did not seem viable to post the pictures on social media. |
Snap |
Verb |
Separate. (अलग) |
Isolate, Free, Parted, Partitioned |
Connected, United, Joined, Combined, Mixed |
We decided to snap the wheat from the shaft. |
Freewheel |
Verb |
characterized by a disregard for rules or conventions; unconstrained or uninhibited. (नियमों या सम्मेलनों के लिए उपेक्षा) |
Disrespect, Disdain, Inattention, Omission, Lassitude |
Approval, Admiration, Regard, Love, Admire |
The party freewheeled the leader’s advice and could not reach the victory moment. |
Mobilise |
Verb |
make (something) movable or capable of movement. (कार्यप्रवृत्त करना) |
Organize, Prepare, Impel, Gather, Propel |
Disorganize, Discourage, Disbalance, Demobilize |
We are in a better situation now in order to mobilize our forces. |
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