The Hindu Vocabulary 31 October 2021
2021-10-31
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 31 October 2021 is from the Editorial titled ‘Silly point: On linking cricket to patriotism’.
Word |
Part of Speech |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Brunt |
Noun |
Bad end of a situation (आघात) |
Burden, Shock, Impact, Force, Pressure |
Ease, Peace, Relaxation |
Youth of the country are bearing the brunt of unemployment. |
Imputation |
Noun |
A charge or claim that someone has done something undesirable (इलज़ाम) |
Accusation, Attribution, Allegation, Insinuation |
- |
An inquiry has been set up for the imputations against the minister. |
Sedition |
Noun |
Rebellion (राज-द्रोह) |
Insubordination, Insurrection, Mutiny, Treason, Agitation |
Obedience, Peace, Calm, Submission |
Your acts of sedition will land you in prison. |
Propriety |
Noun |
Appropriateness (औचित्य) |
Correctness, Legitimacy, Morality, Aptness |
Dishonesty, Disagreement, Incompatibility, Discord |
Even after such personal attacks, his professional propriety stopped him from attacking him in his speech. |
Conformity |
Noun |
Compliance (अनुपालन) |
Obedience, Consent, Assent, Consent |
Disagreement, Resistance, Discord, Refusal |
The professional life demands certain conformity of appearance. |
Ridiculous |
Adjective |
Stupid (हास्यास्पद) |
Absurd, Bizarre, Fantastic, Foolish, Incredible |
Bad, Plausible, Credible, Plausible, Serious |
This is ridiculous behaviour from your friend. |
Purported |
Verb |
Appearing or stated to be true, though not necessarily so (कथित) |
Imply, Pretend, Profess, Allege |
Conceal, Deny, Disclaim, Hide |
The tourists were taken to purported religious sites by the guide. |
Disharmony |
Noun |
Conflict (असामंजस्य) |
Dissension, Friction, Clash, Contention |
Agreement, Accord, Peace, Concord |
The violence erupted and a sense of disharmony was there among the neighbours. |
Unremitting |
Adjective |
Continual/ Never relaxing (निरंतर)
|
Ceaseless, Continuous, Enduring, Eternal |
Ceasing, Ending, Completed, Discontinuous |
Raju was known for his unremitting efforts to improve education quality at the ground level. |
Pursuit |
Noun |
Chase (पीछा) |
Search, Inquiry, Quest, Hunt |
Retreat, Surrender |
He walked for miles in pursuit of happiness. |
Bode |
Verb |
To show signs of a favorable or successful outcome (भविष्यव्दाणी) |
Augur, Betoken, Herald, Forecast |
- |
This could bode disaster for the environment. |
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