The Hindu Vocabulary 27 June 2023
2023-06-27
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 27 June 2023 is from the Editorial titled “A grand revival: on India-Egypt ties”.
Word/Phrase |
Part of Speech/Idiom |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Revival |
Noun |
The process of becoming more active or popular again. ( पुनस्र्त्थान) |
Resurgence, Rebirth, Renewal, Resurrection, Regeneration, Revitalization, Renaissance |
Kill, Suppress, Extinguish, Destruction, Downturn |
The revival of Indian Classical dance is very necessary. |
Overdue |
Adjective |
Not having arrived, happened, or been done by the expected time. (अतिदेय) |
Belated, Outstanding, Unpaid, Delayed, Delinquent, Late, Tardy, Behind, Slow |
Premature, Early, Untimely, Prompt, Opportune, Unseasonable |
An overdue book will be returned with a fine. |
Instrumental |
Adjective |
That person or thing is one of the most important influences in causing it to happen. (सहायक) |
Involved, Active, Auxiliary, Conducive, Contributory, Helpful, Essential, Fundamental, Necessary, Requisite |
Minor, Trivial, Insignificant, Unimportant, Inconsequential |
She played an instrumental role in his release from prison. |
Condone |
Verb |
To regard or treat something bad or blameworthy as acceptable, forgivable, or harmless (नजरअंदाज) |
Ignore, Forgive, Overlook, Justify, Explain, Excuse, Disregard, Pass over |
Note, Mark, Mind, Heed, Censure, Forbid |
I cannot condone violence against women. |
Resolution |
Noun |
A firm decision to do or not to do something. (संकल्प) |
Resolve, Determination, Decisiveness, Persistence, Firmness, Confidence, Decidedness, Certainty |
Hesitation, Indecision, Irresolution, Vacillation, Uncertainty, Doubt |
His resolution to win is inspiring. |
Blockade |
Noun |
To prevent goods or people entering or leaving a place (नाकाबंदी) |
Barricade, Closure, Encirclement, Restriction, Roadblock, Siege, Isolation, Containment, Segregation |
Open, Unblock, Release, Rescue, Free, Liberate |
The army blockaded the area around the city mall. |
Pursue |
Verb |
To follow or chase (someone or something). (पीछा करना) |
Chase, Follow, Trail, Track, Trace, Search, |
Lead, Guide, Head, Pilot, Avoid, Flee |
We shall not pursue the matter any further. |
Antiquity |
Noun |
The ancient past, especially the period of classical and other human civilizations before the Middle Ages. (प्राचीन समय) |
Ancientness, Aged, Elderly, Superannuated, Obsolescent, Obsolete, Outdated |
Newness, Modernity, Currency, Freshness, Novelty, Recentness |
She is very much interested in antiquities. |
Invaluable |
Adjective |
Extremely useful, indispensable. (अमूल्य) |
Valuable, Inestimable, Priceless, Immeasurable, Incalculable, Precious, Costly, Expensive |
Worthless, Valueless, No-Good, Nothing, Dispensable, |
Time is invaluable for everyone. |
Deliberate |
Adjective |
Done consciously and intentionally. (जानबूझकर किया गया) |
Conscious, Voluntary, Intentional, Intended, Willed, Purposeful, Planned, Advised |
Casual, Random, Haphazard, Uncalculated, Unconsidered, Unstudied, Unadvised |
It was a deliberate decision as the result was obvious. |
Bolstered |
Adjective |
To support or improve something or make it stronger (बल मिला) |
Approved, Assisted, Endorsed, Favored, Advocated, Aided, Boosted
|
Weakened, Undermined, Undercut, Disapproved, Backless, Discouraged, Opposed |
She came with me to bolster my confidence. |
Essaying |
Verb |
To try to do something. (प्रयास करना) |
Trying, Attempting, Striving, Endeavouring, Assaying, Seeking, Shooting |
Dropping, Quitting, Giving Up |
She gets an opportunity despite essaying for the first time in her career. |