The Hindu Vocabulary 4 June 2021
2021-06-04
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 04 June 2021 is from the Editorial titled ‘Embracing children: On children orphaned by COVID-19’.
Word |
Part of Speech |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Orphaned |
Verb |
make (a child) an orphan. (अनाथ) |
- |
- |
Raghav was orphaned at the age of thirteen. |
Expansive |
Adjective |
covering a wide area in terms of space or scope; extensive. (बहुत बड़ा) |
Extensive, Sweeping, Rolling, Broad, Wide-ranging |
Narrow, Limited, Restricted, Controlled, Confined, Small |
The tourists were attracted by expansive beaches. |
Vulnerable |
Adjective |
exposed to the possibility of being attacked or harmed, either physically or emotionally. (चपेट में) |
Unsafe, Endangered, Unguarded, Exposed, Resistless |
Invulnerable, Resilient, Above, Immune, Insensitive |
The country is in a vulnerable situation. |
Apex |
Adjective |
the top or highest part of something, especially one forming a point. (सर्वोच्च) |
Tip, Peak, Summit, Top, Pinnacle, Crest, Vertex |
Bottom, Nadir, Foot, Base, Foundation, Extremity |
The apex of the roof had fallen. |
Trafficking |
Noun |
deal or trade in something illegal. (तस्करी) |
Trade, Deal, Peddle, Bargain, Market, Barter |
- |
The drug trafficking gang was caught. |
Dawdle |
Verb |
waste time; be slow. (समय नष्ट करना) |
Linger, Daily, Idle, Delay, Stall, Past time |
Hurry, Expedite, Haste, Hasten, Speed |
You should not dawdle your efforts. |
Wrought |
Adjective |
made or fashioned in the specified way. (गढ़ा) |
Cite, Particularize, Enumerate, State, Define, Describe |
- |
They were done with well-wrought jazz music. |
Sprang |
Verb |
originate or arise from. (उत्पन्न करना) |
Originate, Arise, Awake, Stem, Evolve |
Subdue, Suppress, Hide, Press, Control |
Creativity sprang from the same source. |
Devastate |
Verb |
destroy or ruin. (उजाड़ना) |
Destroy, Ruin, Damage, Wreck, Ravage, Demolish |
Enhance, Beautify, Improve, Appraise, Better |
The disaster devastated the factories. |
Bounty |
Adjective |
generosity. (उदारता) |
Magnanimity, Munificence, Benevolence, Kindness, Gentle |
Meanness, Shrewd, Clever, Nastiness, Rudeness |
His bounty attitude pleased us. |
Onslaught |
Noun |
a fierce or destructive attack. (हमला) |
Assault, Attack, Aggression, Advance, Charge, Onrush |
Help, Aid, Assist, Support |
A series of onslaught was cited by the journalist. |
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