The Hindu Vocabulary 27 April 2025

Word/Phrase

Part of speech

Meaning

Synonyms

Antonyms

Sentence

Gathering

Noun

An assembly of people or things.

(जमावड़ा)

Assembly, Meeting, Congregation, Crowd, Collection, Accumulation, Flock, Throng, Muster, Convocation

Dispersion, Separation, Division, Scattering, Disbandment, Individual, Isolation, Loneliness, Detachment, Segregation

The village held a large gathering to celebrate the harvest.

Escalation

Noun

An increase in intensity or seriousness; an intensification.

(वृद्धि)

Intensification, Increase, Rise, Growth, Surge, Amplification, Heightening, Acceleration, Aggravation,

Decrease, Reduction, Decline, Fall, Abatement, Lessening, Mitigation, Deceleration, Weakening

The ongoing conflict saw a dangerous escalation of violence.

Absolute

Adjective

Not qualified or diminished in any way; total.

(पूर्ण)

Complete, Total, Utter, Entire, Unconditional, Definitive, Certain, Sure, Unrestricted, Unqualified

Partial, Limited, Conditional, Relative, Uncertain, Indefinite, Restricted, Qualified, Incomplete

The king held absolute power over his kingdom.

Integrated

Adjective

Combined as one whole.

(एकीकृत)

Unified, Combined, Merged, Incorporated, Consolidated, Connected, Linked, Interwoven, Synthesized, Amalgamated

Separated, Divided, Detached, Isolated, Segregated, Disconnected, Fragmented, Uncombined, Discrete, Distinct

The new software integrated all the company's data into one system.

Credibly

Adverb

In a manner that can be believed; plausibly.

(विश्वसनीय रूप से)

Believably, Plausibly, Convincingly, Reliably, Trustworthily, Authentically, Genuinely, Verifiably, Acceptably

Unbelievably, Implausibly, Unconvincingly, Doubtfully, Questionably, Suspiciously, Falsely, Dishonestly, Uncertainly

The witness spoke credibly about the events she had seen.

Perpetrators

Noun

Those who carry out or commit a harmful, illegal, or immoral act.

(अपराधी)

Offenders, Culprits, Criminals, Wrongdoers, Lawbreakers, Felons, Aggressors, Attackers, Assailants, Transgressors

Victims, Innocents, Sufferers, Complainants, Law-abiders, Protectors, Defenders, Saviors, Guardians, Allies

The police are still searching for the perpetrators of the crime.

Anguish

Noun

Severe mental or physical pain or suffering.

(पीड़ा)

Agony, Torment, Suffering, Distress, Pain, Sorrow, Grief, Misery, Affliction, Heartache

Joy, Happiness, Pleasure, Delight, Comfort, Relief, Contentment, Peace, Bliss, Solace

The family felt deep anguish after the loss of their loved one.

Bilateral

Adjective

Having or relating to two sides; affecting two sides.

(द्विपक्षीय)

Two-sided, Dual, Reciprocal, Mutual, Paired, Joint, Allied, Cooperative, Diplomatic, Interactive

Unilateral, One-sided, Singular, Individual, Independent, Separate, Isolated, Sole, Exclusive, Nonreciprocal

The two countries signed a bilateral trade agreement.

Notably

Adverb

In a noteworthy manner; significantly.

(विशेष रूप से)

Remarkably, Conspicuously, Prominently, Especially, Particularly, Strikingly, Noticeably, Remarkably, Outstandingly

Insignificantly, Negligibly, Trivially, Unremarkably, Obscurely, Subtly, Faintly, Indistinctly, Commonly, Ordinarily

The team performed notably well in the final match.

Envoy

Noun

A messenger or representative, especially one on a diplomatic mission.

(प्रतिनिधि)

Diplomat, Ambassador, Representative, Delegate, Emissary, Messenger, Agent, Minister, Legate, Courier

Principal, Leader, Sovereign, Ruler, Head, Boss, Chief, Commander, Originator, Instigator

The president sent an envoy to negotiate with the foreign government.

Impend

Verb

Be about to happen; be imminent.

(मँडराना)

Loom, Be imminent, Be impending, Approach, Near, Threaten, Await, Overhang, Menace, Brew

Recede, Fade, Disappear, Pass, Depart, Cease, End, Conclude, Vanish, Dissipate

A storm seemed to impend over the dark horizon.

Revulsion

Noun

A feeling of intense disgust and loathing.

(घृणा)

Loathing, Abhorrence, Repulsion, Aversion, Detestation, Antipathy, Repugnance, Distaste, Nausea

Attraction, Liking, Fondness, Admiration, Love, Delight, Pleasure, Appreciation, Inclination, Affinity

She felt a strong sense of revulsion at the sight of the decaying food.