The Hindu Vocabulary 7 December 2024

Word/Phrase

Part of Speech/Idiom

Meaning

Synonyms

Antonyms

Example

Resolve

Verb

To decide firmly or settle a problem or conflict.

( हल करना)

Determine, Decide, Settle, Solve, Resolve, Firmness, Perseverance, Conviction, Resolve, Dedication

Doubt, Hesitation, Uncertainty, Indecision, Confusion, Disarray, Chaos, Reluctance, Ambiguity, Weakness

She resolved to complete her studies despite challenges.

Transgression

Noun

An act that goes against a law, rule, or code of conduct.

(उल्लंघन)

Violation, Breach, Offense, Infringement, Crime, Misconduct, Infraction, Trespass, Fault, Wrongdoing

Obedience, Compliance, Adherence, Observance, Virtue, Lawfulness, Conformity, Agreement, Morality, Righteousness

The transgression of rules led to his punishment.

Divulge

Verb

To reveal private or sensitive information.

(प्रकट करना)

Disclose, Reveal, Unveil, Announce, Expose, Broadcast, Confess, Impart, Leak, Communicate

Conceal, Hide, Suppress, Withhold, Cover, Protect, Preserve, Secrete, Veil, Encrypt

She refused to divulge any details about the project.

Disengagement

Noun

The process of detaching or separating.

(अलगाव)

Detachment, Separation, Withdrawal, Unlinking, Disconnect, Isolation, Disconnection, Removal, Liberation, Seclusion

Engagement, Attachment, Involvement, Connection, Participation, Bond, Union, Integration, Interaction, Collaboration

The army's disengagement was a step toward peace.

Negotiation

Noun

A discussion aimed at reaching an agreement.

(वार्ता)

Discussion, Bargaining, Mediation, Deliberation, Dialogue, Diplomacy, Settlement, Arbitration, Consultation, Conciliation

Dispute, Conflict, Argument, Fight, Stalemate, Refusal, Miscommunication, Impasse, Discord, Disharmony

The negotiation resulted in a favorable deal for both sides.

Contingent

Adjective

Dependent on certain conditions or events.

(आकस्मिक)

Conditional, Dependent, Probable, Possible, Incidental, Occasional, Subjective, Provisional, Accidental, Potential

Certain, Fixed, Independent, Assured, Definite, Predetermined, Necessary, Unconditional, Permanent, Inevitable

The success of the plan is contingent upon funding.

Substantial

Adjective

Of considerable importance, size, or worth.

(पर्याप्त)

Considerable, Significant, Sizable, Large, Ample, Solid, Abundant, Extensive, Major, Strong

Insignificant, Small, Trivial, Inadequate, Minor, Negligible, Weak, Unimportant, Little, Minimal

The company made substantial profits this year.

Troop

Noun

A group of soldiers or a gathering of people or animals.

(सैनिक दल)

Soldiers, Squad, Unit, Band, Brigade, Platoon, Contingent, Army, Group, Gathering

Individual, Single, Lone, Separate, Independent, Isolated, Person, Singular, Unique, Solitary

The troop marched through the village.

De-escalation

Noun

The reduction of the intensity of a conflict or a difficult situation.

(तनाव कम करना)

Reduction, Diminution, Decrease, Easing, Moderation, Mitigation, Alleviation, Resolution, Settlement, Restraint

Escalation, Aggravation, Intensification, Increase, Worsening, Heightening, Elevation, Acceleration, Intensifying, Amplification

De-escalation efforts were successful in calming the tension.

Euphemism

Noun

A mild or indirect expression substituted for one considered harsh or blunt.

(शिष्ट शब्दावली)

Understatement, Politeness, Indirectness, Substitute, Circumlocution, Mildness, Subtlety, Refinement, Sugarcoating, Softening

Bluntness, Directness, Candor, Harshness, Insensitivity, Outspokenness, Coarseness, Vulgarity, Sternness, Truth

 "Passed away" is a euphemism for "died.”

Integrity

Noun

The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles.

(ईमानदारी)

Honesty, Morality, Truthfulness, Uprightness, Honor, Decency, Sincerity, Ethics, Virtue, Probity

Dishonesty, Corruption, Deceit, Immorality, Unfairness, Fraudulence, Treachery, Disrepute, Deception, Falsehood

His integrity earned him respect in the community.

Expedite

Verb

To make a process happen faster.

(शीघ्रता करना)

Accelerate, Speed, Hasten, Quicken, Facilitate, Advance, Rush, Streamline, Prompt, Boost

Delay, Hinder, Obstruct, Prolong, Retard, Impede, Slow, Stall, Hamper, Postpone

They hired more workers to expedite the project.