The Hindu Vocabulary 28 March 2026

Word/Phrase

Part of speech

Meaning

Synonyms

Antonyms

Sentence

Reassessment

Noun

The process of considering or assessing something again, especially to decide if changes are needed.

(पुनर्मूल्यांकन)

Evaluation, Review, Appraisal, Reconsideration, Recalculation, Analysis, Inspection, Audit, Revision, Verification

Neglect, Ignore, Abandonment, Oversight, Inattention, Carelessness, Fixity, Permanence, Disregard

The sudden drop in profits forced a complete reassessment of the company's marketing strategy.

Outcry

Noun

A strong expression of public disapproval or anger.

(चिल्लाहट)

Protest, Clamor, Uproar, Complaint, Objection, Commotion, Outrage, Exclamation, Grievance

Approval, Praise, Silence, Agreement, Acceptance, Commendation, Support, Peace, Calm, Quiet

There was a massive public outcry against the government's decision to cut education spending.

Walkout

Noun

A sudden strike by workers; the act of leaving a meeting or organization as a sign of protest.

(काम रोक देना)

Strike, Protest, Departure, Boycott, Revolt, Mutiny, Exit, Withdrawal, Rebellion, Demonstration

Arrival, Entry, Agreement, Compliance, Stay, Return, Attendance, Submission, Union, Join

The workers staged a walkout to demand better safety equipment in the factory.

Condemnable

Adjective

Deserving strong condemnation or criticism; blameworthy.

(निंदनीय)

Blameworthy, Reprehensible, Culpable, Guilty, Wrong, Wicked, Offensive, Faulty, Immoral, Criminal

Praiseworthy, Commendable, Admirable, Innocent, Pure, Excellent, Good, Worthy, Honorable, Blameless

Using violence against peaceful protesters is a highly condemnable act.

Apprehension

Noun

Anxiety or fear that something bad will happen; the action of arresting someone.

(आशंका)

Anxiety, Fear, Dread, Concern, Unease, Capture, Arrest, Seizure, Misgiving, Suspicion

Confidence, Calmness, Peace, Release, Freedom, Trust, Serenity, Belief, Certainty, Discharge

She felt a deep sense of apprehension as she walked into the examination hall.

Heteronormative

Adjective

Denoting or relating to a world view that promotes heterosexuality as the normal or preferred sexual orientation.

(विषमलैंगिकता को सामान्य मानने वाला)

Traditional, Conventional, Binary, Orthodox, Standard, Customary, Mainstream, Prejudiced, Formal, Biased

Diverse, Inclusive, Fluid, Queer, Non-binary, Progressive, Varied, Liberal, Radical, Accepting

The film was criticized for its heteronormative portrayal of family life.

Explicitly

Adverb

In a clear and detailed manner, leaving no room for confusion or doubt.

(स्पष्ट रूप से)

Clearly, Definitely, Precisely, Specially, Positively, Plainly, Openly, Expressly, Absolutely, Categorically

Vaguely, Ambiguously, Implicitly, Obscurely, Roughly, Secretly, Indirectly, Doubtfully

The law explicitly forbids the use of child labor in any industry.

Earmark

Verb

To designate or set aside (funds or resources) for a particular purpose.

(अलग रख देना)

Reserve, Allocate, Assign, Designate, Label, Mark, Segregate, Apportion, Save, Set-aside

Waste, Squander, Spend, Use, Neglect, Ignore, Misuse, Distribute, Combine, Generalize

The government has decided to earmark 10% of the budget for rural development.

Contentious

Causing or likely to cause an argument; controversial.

(अनुबंध)

Controversial, Disputable, Arguable, Debatable, Quarrelsome, Hostile, Antagonistic, Belligerent, Combative, Divisive

Harmonious, Agreeable, Peaceful, Certain, Neutral, Friendly, Uncontroversial, Quiet, Calm, Cooperative

The boundary between the two states remains a contentious issue.

Stupulation

Noun

A condition or requirement that is specified or demanded as part of an agreement.

Condition, Provision, Requirement, Clause, Term, Prerequisite, Rule, Demand, Agreement, Specification

Option, Choice, Suggestion, Freedom, Liberty, Discretion, Wish, Request, Favor, Volition

The only stipulation of the contract is that the work must be finished by December.

Conscience

Noun

A person's moral sense of right and wrong, acting as a guide to one's behavior.

(अंतरात्मा)

Morals, Ethics, Scruples, Principles, Integrity, Honesty, Inner-voice, Spirit, Character, Honor

Immorality, Dishonesty, Corruption, Wickedness, Cruelty, Indifference, Evil, Shamelessness, Wrong

He refused to lie because it was against his conscience.

Identifiable

Adjective

Able to be recognized or identified.

(पहचानने योग्य)

Recognizable, Noticeable, Discernible, Detectable, Visible, Obvious, Distinguishable, Marked, Clear, Known

Unrecognizable, Hidden, Obscure, Secret, Anonymous, Invisible, Unknown, Indistinct, Faint, Blurred

The suspects were easily identifiable from the CCTV footage.