The Hindu Vocabulary 29 October 2021
2021-10-29
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 29 October 2021 is from the Editorial titled ‘A credible probe: On Supreme Court verdict on Pegasus row’.
Word |
Part of Speech |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Credible |
Adjective |
Believable (विश्वसनीय) |
Conceivable, Conclusive, Creditable, Sincere |
Deceptive, Dishonest, Implausible, Irresponsible |
He is a very credible partner. |
Probe |
Noun |
Investigation (जांच) |
Examination, Inquest, Exploration, Scrutiny |
- |
A probe against the pharmaceutical company was started. |
Intervention |
Noun |
The act or an instance of intervening (हस्तक्षेप) |
Interference, Mediation, Arbitration, Interruption |
Retreat, Surrender |
I do not like any intervention in my work. |
Rebuff |
Verb |
Turn away (प्रतिघात) |
Chide, Deny, Dismiss, Disregard |
Accept, Acknowledge, Admit, Allow, Approve |
He rebuffed his advances to the company. |
Bogey |
Noun |
Ghost (दलदली) |
Apparition, Boggle, Monster, Phantom, |
Being, Reality |
The government was worried about the bogey of inflation. |
Revelation |
Noun |
Disclosure (रहस्योद्घाटन) |
Announcement, Epiphany, Discovery, Leak |
Concealment, Hiding, Secret, Quiet |
The revelation of the entire process spooked a major controversy. |
Brazen |
Adjective |
Unashamed/ made of brass (बेशर्म/ तांबे का) |
Audacious, Blatant, Impudent, Shameless |
Humble, Meek, Quiet, Timid |
He made us coffee and served in brazen cups. |
Enunciation |
Noun |
Diction (स्थापन)
|
Articulation, Elocution, Phonation, Fluency |
Mispronounce, Question, Ask |
The enunciation of his work highlights his hard work. |
Omnibus |
Noun |
Compilation (सार्वत्रिक) |
Anthology, Vehicle, Whole |
Individual, Singular, Specific |
The book is an omnibus of short stories written by a famous author. |
Intrusive |
Adjective |
Obtrusive (दखल) |
Invasive, Nosy, Interfering, Forward |
Low-key |
She was lost in intrusive memories of her love. |
Resorted |
Verb |
Have recourse to (सहारा) |
Address, Affect, Repair, Apply, Devote |
Abstain, Misuse, Break, Halt, Ignore |
He was ready to resort to war. |
Appalling |
Adjective |
Horrifying (भय उत्पन्न करनेवाला) |
Alarming, Astounding, Awful, Dire |
Beautiful, Nice, Pleasant, Delightful |
Rashmi suffered from appalling injuries in the game. |
Unravelling |
Verb |
Unfold (उजागर) |
Decipher, Resolve, Solve, Undo |
Question, Wonder, Entangle, Join, Twist |
The journalist unravelled the mystery. |
Obfuscation |
Noun |
Difficult to understand (अस्पष्टता) |
Bafflement, Bewilderment, Confusion, Perplexity |
Clarity |
Media accused the Ministry of obfuscation and confusion. |