The Hindu Vocabulary 5 February 2022
2022-02-05
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 5 February 2022 is from the Editorial titled ‘A disjointed response: On crypto assets and regulation.’
Word/Phrase |
Part of Speech/Idiom |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Disjointed |
Adjective |
Having the joints separated. Lacking coherence or orderly sequence. (असंबद्ध) |
Choppy, Disconnected, Incoherent, Unconnected, Confused, Jumbled, Rambling, Cool |
Coherent, Contiguous, Ordered, Connected, Jointed, United |
In early times, societies were disjointed. |
Regulatory |
Adjective |
Relating to the control of an activity by a set of rules. (नियामक) |
Administrative, Governing, Managerial, Rule |
Lose |
The regulatory body of the fest banned him due to his improper behaviour. |
Accompany |
Verb |
To go along. To be in association with someone or something. (साथ) |
Attend, Escort, See, Squire, Guide, Lead, Conduct, Dog |
Abandon, Disregard, Neglect, Leave, Ignore |
I decided to accompany her to the meeting. |
Evolve |
Verb |
To develop gradually. To produce by natural process. (विकसित करना) |
Develop, Elaborate, Unfold, Expand, Get, Grow, Mature, Increase |
Leave, Lessen, Diminish, Stop |
My business has evolved from a hobby to a money-making business. |
Manifestations |
Noun |
A sign that shows something clearly. An event or action that shows something clearly. (अभिव्यक्ति) |
Demonstration, Explanation, Indication, Meaning |
Concealment, Hiding, Reality, Obscurity |
The increase in global temperatures is the first manifestation of global warming. |
Fungible |
Adjective |
Being of a nature that one part replaces another. (प्रतिमोच्य) |
Commutable, Exchangeable, Interchangeable, Substitutable |
Noninterchangeable, Different, Dissimilar |
Fruits and vegetables are fungible in the diet that I have recommended to you. |
Threshold |
Noun |
The point after which something changes or begins. (सीमा) |
Brink, Verge, Door, Outset |
Middle, Completion, Conclusion, End |
The threshold of a new career for me has arrived. |
Trail |
Noun |
A track made by the passage of animals or people in a wild region. (रास्ता) |
Footpath, Pathway, Trace, Track |
- |
We planned to go on the pacific trail. |
Verb |
To follow along with someone or something. To lag behind. (पीछा करना) |
Chase, Dog, Follow, Hound, Pursue |
Guide, Lead, Pilot |
The baby was trailing her dad.
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Jurisdictions |
Noun |
The right to administer justice by hearing and determining to apply the law. (न्यायालय/ क्षेत्राधिकार) |
Administration, Authority, Governance, Rule |
Impotence, Incapacity, Surrender, Weakness |
The jurisdiction of this police station does not apply to my area. |
Regime |
Noun |
A system of government. A government in power. (प्रशासन) |
Administration, Establishment, Government, Management |
- |
The current regime is sure to regain power. |
Relief |
Noun |
Removal or lightening of something painful. A means that reduces or removes pain. Something that gives a pleasing change. (राहत) |
Remedy, Assistance, Comfort, Help |
Hindrance, Hurt, Injury, Stop |
I felt such relief after completing my homework. |
Flock |
Noun |
A large number of people or something under the guidance of a leader (झुंड) |
Assembly, Colony, Congregation, Multitude |
Individual, Alone |
I have a flock of emails to reply to. |
Verb |
To gather in a group. (झुंड में इकट्ठा होना या घूमना) |
Converge, Gather, Throng, Collect |
Disperse, Divide, Scatter, Separate |
We went to the stadium and flocked around the football star. |
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Lure |
Noun |
Anything that attracts. (लालच) |
Allurement, Bait, Enticement, Temptation |
Discouragement, Fact, Repulsion, Disenchantment |
Easy money is a lure for some people to take the path of crime. |
Verb |
To attract. (फुसलाना) |
Allure, Bait, Beguile, Seduce |
Deter, Discourage, Disenchant, Reject |
The murderer lured the girl to his home and then shot her. |
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Sway |
Verb |
To move to and fro. (धीरे-धीरे या लयबद्ध रूप से पीछे की ओर और आगे की ओर या एक ओर से दूसरी ओर ले जाएँ ।) |
Affect, Impact, Influence, Mark, Controlled, Prone, Liable, Stir |
Inability, Powerlessness, Weakness |
Don’t ever be swayed because of the attractive advertisements. |
Ballyhoo |
Noun |
Great excitement or anger towards something that is hyped. (धूम) |
Advertisement, Buildup, Hype, Promotion |
- |
The ballyhoo was a result of the involvement of local superstars in the movie. |
Verb |
To advertise by sensational and false methods. (झूठ मूठ की बड़ाई) |
- |
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The release of the book was ballyhooed because of the controversy. |
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Ponderable |
Adjective |
Capable of being considered carefully. (चिंतन योग्य) |
Heavy, Massive |
Neglectable |
Your invention of the new technology is ponderable. |
Oversight |
Noun |
An error due to carelessness. Watchful and responsible care. (निगरानी) |
Lapse, Mistake, Neglect, Blank, Control, Inspection, Maintenance, Surveillance |
Ignorance, Mismanagement, Neglect, Care |
Not inviting you was just an oversight. |
Ambiguous |
Adjective |
Having uncertain or multiple meanings. (अस्पष्ट) |
Cryptic, Dubious, Enigmatic, Obscure, Puzzling |
Accessible, Clear, Obvious, Plain |
The entire speech was ambiguous and none of us understood it. |
Waffling |
Verb |
To talk or write foolishly. (अस्पष्ट या तुच्छ तरीके से लंबा बोलना या लिखना ।) |
Doubtful, Hesitant, Tentative, Ambivalent |
Definite, Determined, Obstinate, Sure |
He was waffling on such an important issue. |
Dither |
Verb |
To act nervously (कांपना) |
Balance, Falter, Halt, Scruple |
Dive, Plunge |
Rakesh was dithering about what to do. |
Noun |
A highly nervous state. (अडिग कार्य करना) |
Agitation, Babble, Confusion |
Calm, Peace, Sense |
The news of the arrival of a leader at our house had all of us in a dither. |