The Hindu Vocabulary 8 June 2021
2021-06-08
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 08 June 2021 is from the Editorial titled ‘Media and sedition: On Supreme Court relief to journalists’.
Word |
Part of Speech |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Sedition |
Noun |
conduct or speech inciting people to rebel against the authority of a state or monarch. (विद्रोह) |
Agitation, Provocation, Rebellion, Revolt, Mutiny, Rioting |
Pacifying, Settling, Placate, Peace, Settlement |
The reason behind the quarrel between two communities was his sedition. |
Strident |
Adjective |
loud and harsh; grating. (कठोर) |
Harsh, Raucous, Rough, Jarring, Loud |
Quiet, Gentle, Soft, Dulcet, Mellifluous |
His voice suddenly became increasingly strident. |
Disaffection |
Noun |
a state or feeling of being dissatisfied, especially with people in authority or a system of control. (असंतोष) |
Dissatisfaction, Discontent, Restlessness, Frustration, Alienation, Mutiny |
Contentment, Loyalty, Satisfaction, Content, Happiness, Pleasure |
There is growing disaffection with the corporate functioning. |
Fierce |
Adjective |
having or displaying an intense or ferocious aggressiveness. (भयंकर) |
Ferocious, Savage, Vicious, Wild, Fearful, Damaging, Feral, Untamed |
Tamed, Gentle, Mild, kind, Softer, Tender, Benign |
The fierce bombing continued for two hours. |
Quashed |
Verb |
reject as invalid, especially by legal procedure. (मंसूख करना) |
Cancel, Reverse, Rescind, Repeal, Revoke, Retract, Countermand |
Validate, Prove, Uphold, Justify, Corroborate |
His faith was quashed completely by the opponents. |
Disapprobation |
Noun |
strong disapproval, typically on moral grounds. (नापसंदगी) |
Disapproval, Dislike, Dissatisfaction, Disfavour, Distaste, Demurral |
Approval, Acceptance, Agreement, Consent, Acquiescence, Compliance |
Not every individual can brave his parents’ disapprobation. |
Connote |
Noun |
imply or suggest. (संकेत करना) |
Imply, Suggest, Indicate, Signify, Hint |
Denote, Mean, State, Order, Implement |
His statement connotes that there will be a war soon. |
Pernicious |
Adjective |
having a harmful effect, especially in a gradual or subtle way. (हानिकारक) |
Harmful, Damaging, Destructive, Injurious, Hurtful, Detrimental |
Beneficial, Benign, Favourable, Approving, Commendatory |
We need to save ourselves from pernicious influences of the mass media. |
Iteration |
Noun |
the repetition of a process or utterance. (दुहराव) |
Reiteration, Repeating, Restatement, Retelling, Recapitulation |
- |
The iteration of the remarks displeased us. |
Stride |
Noun |
a long, decisive step. (प्रगति) |
Step, Pace, Footstep, Footfall, Tread |
- |
He crossed the border in a couple of strides. |
Incitement |
Noun |
the action of provoking unlawful behaviour or urging someone to behave unlawfully. (उत्तेजना) |
Urging, Goading, Motivation, Persuasion, Inducement |
Suppression, Discouragement, Dejection, Depression, Disappointment |
His anger amounted to an incitement to cause robbery. |
Latitude |
Noun |
scope for freedom of action or thought. (क्षेत्र) |
Scope, Range, Leeway, Space, Elbow room |
- |
Media has been given considerable latitude to criticize the celebrities. |
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