The Hindu Vocabulary 7 April 2021
2021-04-07
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 07 April 2021 is from the Editorial titled ‘A good start: On rare diseases and government support for treatment’.
Word |
Part of Speech |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Continual |
Adjective |
forming a sequence in which the same action or event is repeated frequently. (निरंतर) |
Repeated, Frequent, Recurring, Persistent |
Occasional, Sporadic, Unusual, Rare |
Our continual approach got us right opportunity. |
Binding |
Adjective |
involving an obligation that cannot be broken. (अनिवार्य) |
Irrevocable, Unalterable, Unbreakable, Indissoluble, Permanent |
Unrestricted, Unbinding, Wavering, Dissoluble, Changing, Fleeting |
The binding force will do no good to me. |
Intervention |
Noun |
the action or process of intervening. (हस्तक्षेप) |
Involvement, Intercession, Interceding, Interposing, Interposition |
Free, Liberal, Allowed, Permitted, Unrestrcited |
His intervention in my project was not needed. |
Crowdfunding |
Noun |
the practice of funding a project or venture by raising money from a large number of people who each contribute a relatively small amount, typically via the internet. (जन-सहयोग) |
- |
- |
All we talked about at the conference meeting was about crowdfunding. |
Lobby |
Verb |
seek to influence (a legislator) on an issue. (प्रभावित करना चाहते हैं) |
Persuade, Influence, Urge, Solicit, Press, Drive, Coax |
Dissuade, Discourage, Deter, Put off, Caution, Dishearten |
I should lobby the response. |
Prevalence |
Noun |
the fact or condition of being prevalent; commonness. (प्रसार) |
Familiarity, Popularity, Regularity, Commonness, Widespread |
Confined, Restricted, Constricted, Confining, Narrow |
The prevalence of obesity among adults has increased. |
Congenital |
Adjective |
having a particular trait from birth or by firmly established habit. (जन्मजात) |
Inveterate, Compulsive, Chronic, Regular, Hardened, Habitual |
Dull, Tedious, Tiresome, Dry, Wearisome |
He has this congenital behaviour of my colleague of talking behind everyone’s back. |
Drumming up |
Phrasal verb |
to bring about by persistent effort. (लगातार प्रयास के द्वारा लाने के लिए) |
- |
- |
I have been drumming up to crack this exam. |
Mandate |
Noun |
an official order or commission to do something. (शासनादेश) |
Instruction, Direction, Decree, Command, Order |
- |
The mandate was shared long before by the government. |
Prohibitive |
Adjective |
forbidding or restricting something. (निषेधात्मक) |
Proscriptive, Restrictive, Repressive, Restraining, Inhibitory |
Democratic, Liberal, Free, Advanced, Forward, Advanced |
It was his prohibitive approach that kept us behind. |
Corpus |
Noun |
a collection of written texts, especially the entire works of a particular author or a body of writing on a particular subject. (लिखित ग्रंथों का संग्रह) |
Collection, Compilation, Entity, Aggregation, Amass |
Sole, Only, Individual, Solely, Scattered |
They submitted the corpus early than expected. |
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