The Hindu Vocabulary 31 December 2021
2021-12-31
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 31 December 2021 is from the Editorial titled ‘Far from over: On Israel missile strike on Syria.’
Word |
Part of Speech |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Violate |
Verb |
To break a law or norm thoughtlessly. (उल्लंघन करना) |
Breach, Disobey, Disregard, Infringe, Offend |
Comply, Obey, Regard, Behave, Follow |
He was arrested for violation of traffic norms. |
Norm |
Noun |
A standard model that has authoritative approval. (मानदंड) |
Benchmark, Criterion, Model, Rule |
Extreme, Exception, |
Her score was well above the norm set by earlier students. |
Conflict |
Verb |
To come into the disagreement. (टकराव) |
Differ, Disagree, Vary, Disturb |
Agree, Consent, Accord, Conform |
His actions conflict with the promises made by his organization. |
Noun |
A fight or battle (झगड़ा) |
Disaccord, Discordance, Dissension, Division, War |
Accord, Agreement, Harmony, Peace |
There was a conflict between these nations for decades. |
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Accusation |
Noun |
A charge or some wrongdoing. (आरोप) |
Allegation, Denunciation, Impeachment, Indictment |
Approval, Commendation, Praise, Compliment |
There were many false accusations against the party chief by the opposition. |
Multifaceted |
Adjective |
Having many aspects (बहुआयामी) |
All-round, Varied, Able |
Same, Similar |
Our country needs a multifaceted approach to terrorism. |
Apparent |
Adjective |
Clear to view. Capable of being easily perceived. (स्पष्ट) |
Possible, Probable, Supposed, Credible |
Unlikely, Doubtful, Dubious, Improbable |
It is quite apparent that he is trying to take the country towards a digital economy. |
Flagrant |
Adjective |
Shockingly noticeable (खुला) |
Atrocious, Brazen, Blatant, Egregious |
Concealed, Good, Hidden, Magnificent |
The protesters did a flagrant violation of law and order. |
Uphold |
Verb |
To give support or defend. (बरकरार रखा) |
Confirm, Defend, Support, Back, Promote |
Attack, Deny, Oppose, Protest |
He fought the case to keep his family’s honour. |
Precedent |
Noun |
Any act or decision that serves as an example in the subsequent situations. (मिसाल) |
Antecedent, Criterion, Exemplar, Instance |
After, Ensuing, Following, Later |
The court judgments serve as a precedent in the upcoming cases. |
Sabotage |
Verb |
Destruction of any property or an act to hamper. (तोड़-फोड़) |
Destroy, Cripple, Disrupt, Subvert |
Aid, Allow, Assist, Build |
The workers were held responsible by the court for the sabotage of the machinery. |
Revive |
Verb |
To restore to life from a bad situation. (पुनर्जीवित) |
Arouse, Encourage, Energize, Invigorate, Reanimate, Recharge |
Bore, Break, Depress, Discourage |
The next movie may revive the career of the actress. |
Enfeeble |
Verb |
To make weeken. (कमज़ोर बनाना) |
Disease, Broken, Damaged, Cripple |
Aid, Assist, Enable, Strengthen |
The long durations of being locked down in your house will enfeeble anyone. |
Dial down |
Phrasal Verb |
To lessen or reduce something. (किसी चीज को कम करना।) |
Reduce. Lower, Decrease, Lessen |
Increase, Higher, Amplify |
It is time to dial down my amount of walking as my knees are getting worse. |