The Hindu Vocabulary 4 September 2021
2021-09-04
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 4 September 2021 is from the Editorial titled For a bona fide press: On weeding out ‘fake journalists’.
Word |
Part of Speech |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Bona fide |
Adjective |
Authentic and genuine (प्रामाणिक) |
Genuine, Legitimate, Good-faith, Real |
Illegitimate, Fake |
Mrs. Braganza is our bona fide customer. |
Indulge |
Verb |
To allow yourself to have or do something for pleasure. (लिप्त) |
Satiate, Revel in, Satisfy, Pamper |
Ignore, Deprive, Neglect |
You should not indulge in illegal activities. |
Dubious |
Adjective |
That may not be honest or safe (संदेहास्पद) |
Debatable, Unclear, Fishy, Arguable |
Clear, Believable, Definite, Certain |
Rajesh was very dubious about the job. |
Remedy |
Noun |
A way of solving a problem (समस्या का समाधान) |
Amend, Assuage, Rectify, Relieve |
Aggravate, Damage, Injure, Neglect |
My grandmother had a remedy for fever of any kind. |
Malady |
Noun |
A serious problem (अप्रिय और गंभीर अवस्था) |
Affliction, Illness, Disorder |
Relief, Comfort, Strength |
Megha’s knee pain has become a malady. |
Allegation |
Noun |
Assertion placing blame (आरोप) |
Accusation, Charge, Statement, Claim |
Exculpation, Denial |
His colleagues made some serious allegations against their boss. |
Masquerading |
Verb |
Disguise (मुखौटा धारण करना) |
Dissemble, Impersonate, Pose, Mask |
Be Honest, Unmask, Reveal |
Many non-professional doctors were masquerading like professional one. |
Obscure |
Adjective |
Not easily understood (अस्पष्ट) |
Block out, Blur, Confuse, Shroud |
Clarify, Clear, Open, Reveal |
Ravi is a good poet but an obscure one. |
Wangle |
Verb |
To get something that you want by persuading somebody or by having a clever plan. (अपना कामा निकालना) |
Wriggle, Fake, Falsify, Manipulate |
Leave Alone |
He wangled a way to get money out of my pocket. |
Accreditation |
Noun |
Official approval given by an organization when somebody/something achieves a certain standard (प्रत्यायन) |
Certificate, Deed, Authorization |
Refusal, Disapproval |
UGC approves accreditation to the universities. |
Substantive |
Adjective |
Having a firm basis in reality and so important, meaningful, or considerable. (मूल) |
Substantial, Significant, Essential, Real |
Meaningless, Inessential |
No substantive evidence was found to convict Sunny. |
Encompass |
Verb |
surround and have or hold within. (घेरना) |
Beset, Compass, Encircle, Enclose |
Free, Release, Escape, Unloose, Exclude |
My plan for the organisation encompasses five aims of the owner. |
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