The Hindu Vocabulary 2 March 2024
2024-03-02
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 2 March 2024 is from the Editorial titled “An extra berth: On the Rajya Sabha election results."
Word/Phrase |
Part of Speech/Idiom |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Dissident |
Noun |
Dissenting or differing from the prevailing views. (प्रतिपक्षी) |
Rebel, Dissenter, Opponent, Contrarian |
Conformist, Loyalist, Supporter, Follower |
The dissident group organized protests to express their disagreement with the government's policies. |
Brazen |
Adjective |
Bold and without shame (कुटिल) |
Bold, Shameless, Audacious, Impudent |
Timid, Shy, Modest, Reserved |
The thief had the brazen audacity to steal in broad daylight without fear of being caught. |
Totter |
Verb |
To walk or stand with shaky or uncertain steps. (डगमगाना) |
Stumble, Falter, Wobble, Teeter |
Stabilize, Stand firm, Balance, Stride |
The tired hiker began to totter as he reached the summit, exhausted from the challenging climb. |
Disenchantment |
Noun |
A feeling of disappointment or disillusionment, often resulting from the realization that something is not as good or ideal as it was believed to be. (विमुग्धता) |
Disillusionment, Disappointment, Dismay, Frustration |
Enchantment, Delight, Satisfaction, Contentment |
The initial excitement turned into disenchantment as the reality of the situation became apparent. |
Retract |
Verb |
To pull in or draw back. (पैदल चलना) |
Withdraw, Recant, Revoke, Abjure |
Affirm, Confirm, Declare, Uphold |
The politician was forced to retract his earlier statement due to public backlash and controversy. |
Trouble |
Noun |
Difficulty or problems that cause distress or worry. (परेशानी) |
Difficulty, Problem, Disturbance, Adversity |
Ease, Comfort, Serenity, Calm |
The sudden financial trouble left the family in a state of distress and uncertainty about their future. |
Strategy |
Noun |
A plan or course of action designed to achieve a specific goal. (योजना) |
Plan, Tactic, Scheme, Approach |
Haphazard, Improvisation, Unplanned, Randomness |
The company developed a comprehensive marketing strategy to increase its market share and reach a wider audience. |
Successive |
Adjective |
Following one another in uninterrupted sequence. (लगातार) |
Sequential, Consecutive, Continuous, Uninterrupted |
Nonconsecutive, Disjointed, Intermittent, Discontinuous |
The team won three successive championships, showcasing their dominance in the sport. |
Frequent |
Adjective |
Occurring or appearing often (बार-बार) |
Regular, Common, Repeated, Recurrent |
Infrequent, Rare, Occasional, Sparse |
The manager encouraged employees to report any issues they encountered on a frequent basis to ensure timely resolution. |
Suspend |
Verb |
To temporarily stop or delay something (निलंबित करना) |
Halt, Postpone, Interrupt, Temporarily cease |
Continue, Resume, Allow, Reinstate |
The school decided to suspend classes for a week due to the sudden outbreak of illness among the students. |