The Hindu Vocabulary 22 September 2022
2022-09-22
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 22 September 2022 is from the Editorial titled ‘A dangerous moment: On Vladimir Putin’s troop mobilisation.’
Word/Phrase |
Part of Speech/Idiom |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Moment |
Noun |
An indefinitely short period of time. Importance or consequence. (पल/ समय/ मिनट/ दम) |
Occasion, Time, Bit, Date, Flash, Hour |
Whole, Triviality, Unimportance |
Moments after the thunderstorm it began to rain. |
Troop |
Noun |
An assemblage of persons. A group of soldiers. (सैन्यदल) |
Army, Contingent, Crew, Delegation |
Individual, One |
India has sent some troops for UN Peacekeeping Missions. |
Verb |
To gather in a company. To move in large numbers. (बड़ी संख्या में स्थानांतरित करना) |
Gather |
Alone |
The forces began trooping outside the city. |
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Mobilization |
Noun |
The act or process of preparing something for action. (गतिमान करना) |
Rally, Active service, Assemblage, Compilation. Lot |
Division, Individual, Separation |
All the neighbouring countries of Ukraine were ready with the mobilization of troops. |
Setback |
Noun |
A checking of progress. An instance of setting back. A reversal in progress. (नाकामयाबी/ देर/ विलंब/ गिरना) |
Blow, Defeat, Delay, Difficulty, Hindrance, Impediment, Misfortune, Obstacle |
Advance, Assistance, Advantage, Aid |
War has been a major setback for Russia. |
Evidence |
Noun |
Something that tends to prove or disprove something. (सबूत) |
Attestation, Confirmation, Proof, Substantiation |
Disproof, Conceal, Hide, Obscure |
He asked me to check in the department about what evidence is going to be presented in Court. |
Irrationality |
Noun |
The quality of being illogical or unreasonable. (तर्कहीनता) |
Foolishness, Illogicality, Illogicalness, Impracticality |
Logical, Rationality, Sound, Valid |
I avoided arguing further with Suresh because of his irrationality. |
Acknowledgment |
Noun |
Acceptance of some truth or something. A thing done to give recognition of something received. (स्वीकृति) |
Acceptance, Admission, Affirmation, Assent |
Denial, Disagreement, Dissent, Refusal |
My lawyer asked me to avoid acknowledgment of any fact during the investigation. |
Escalate |
Verb |
Increase rapidly (तीव्र करना) |
Soar, Shoot up, Mount, Surge, Go up, Expand |
Decline, Decrease, Diminish, Drop, Reduce |
If you abuse your opponent, it will only escalate the issue. |
Conflict |
Verb |
To come into the disagreement. (टकराव) |
Differ, Disagree, Vary, Disturb |
Agree, Consent, Accord, Conform |
They have conflicted to the point of separation. |
Noun |
A fight or battle (झगड़ा) |
Disaccord, Discordance, Dissension, Division, War |
Accord, Agreement, Harmony, Peace |
The Party president called both groups to resolve the conflict. |
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Invasion |
Noun |
An instance of the entrance to the possession. An instance of the entrance to take possession. (आक्रमण/ हमला/ चढ़ाई/ धावा) |
Descent, Foray, Incursion, Irruption |
Obedience, Surrender, Retreat, Withdrawal |
Now is not the time for invasion and war. |
Conscription |
Noun |
A necessary service in the country’s armed forces. (भरती/ अनिवार्य सैनिक सेवा) |
Enrollment, Induction |
- |
Many argued that people often join some form of civilian service to avoid conscription into the army. |
Reinvigoration |
Noun |
The act of giving new strength to someone or something again. (नवशक्ति संचार) |
Comeback, Healing, Improvement, Recuperation |
Destruction, Deterioration, Relapse |
The government has done many things for the reinvigoration of the Economy. |
Sanction
|
Noun |
Official permission or approval for an action. (प्रतिबंध) |
Authorization, Consent, Leave, Permission, Authority |
Prohibition, Ban, Prohibit, Obstruct, Hinder |
The government has put a sanction on certain commodities export. |
Verb |
To approve. (आज्ञा देना) |
Accredit, Approve, Clear, Warrant |
Decline, Deny, Negative, Turn |
Your department’s request for extra resources has been sanctioned. |
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Trigger |
Verb |
Cause to happen (उत्तेजित करना) |
Bring about, Generate, Cause, Provoke |
Destroy, Prevent, End, Halt |
Public outrage was triggered due to corruption in government. |