The Hindu Vocabulary 19 July 2024
2024-07-19
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 19 July 2024 is from the Editorial titled “Arrest and liberty: On the ED’s actions”.
Word/Phrase |
Part of Speech/Idiom |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Relevant |
Adjective |
Closely connected or appropriate to the matter at hand. (प्रासंगिक) |
Pertinent, Applicable, Appropriate, Suitable, Related, Connected, Important, Significant, Germane, On-topic |
Irrelevant, Unrelated, Inapplicable, Immaterial, Inappropriate, Insignificant, Unconnected, Extraneous, Unimportant, Unrelated |
The information you provided is highly relevant to our discussion. |
Liberty |
Noun |
The state of being free within society from oppressive restrictions imposed by authority on one's way of life, behavior, or political views. (स्वतंत्रता) |
Freedom, Independence, Autonomy, Liberation, Emancipation, Self-determination, Rights, Privilege, Permission, Exemption |
Oppression, Captivity, Confinement, Bondage, Restriction, Slavery, Subjugation, Limitation, Restraint, Control |
The constitution guarantees the liberty of all citizens. |
Revulsion |
Noun |
A sense of disgust and loathing. (घृणा) |
Disgust, Loathing, Repulsion, Aversion, Horror, Detestation, Abhorrence, Repugnance, Distaste, Nausea |
Attraction, Appeal, Desire, Liking, Affinity, Allure, Charm, Fascination, Approval, Admiration |
She felt a wave of revulsion at the sight of the spoiled food. |
Verdict |
Noun |
A decision on a disputed issue in a civil or criminal case or an inquest. (फैसला) |
Judgment, Decision, Ruling, Finding, Resolution, Conclusion, Determination, Decree, Opinion, Pronouncement |
Indecision, Uncertainty, Ambiguity, Mistrial, Doubt, Confusion, Hesitation, Dispute, Question, Query |
The jury returned a verdict of not guilty. |
Guilty |
Adjective |
Responsible for a specified wrongdoing. (दोषी) |
Culpable, At fault, Blameworthy, Liable, Responsible, Answerable, Accused, Convicted, Incriminated, Caught |
Innocent, Blameless, Clear, Exonerated, Faultless, Righteous, Pure, Unblemished, Untainted, Virtuous |
He was found guilty of theft. |
Obligation |
Noun |
An act or course of action to which a person is morally or legally bound; a duty or commitment (दायित्व) |
Duty, Responsibility, Commitment, Requirement, Pledge, Promise, Bond, Contract, Agreement, Accountability |
Freedom, Choice, Option, Exemption, Liberty, Privilege, Immunity, Release, Independence, Discretion |
Paying taxes is an obligation of every citizen. |
Compliance |
Noun |
The act of conforming to a rule or standard (अनुपालन) |
Adherence, Conformity, Obedience, Submission, Agreement, Consent, Observance, Acquiescence, Accordance, Acceptance |
Defiance, Disobedience, Rebellion, Resistance, Refusal, Noncompliance, Rejection, Disagreement, Opposition, Insubordination |
Compliance with safety regulations is essential in the workplace. |
Contemporary |
Adjective |
Belonging to or occurring in the present (समकालीन) |
Modern, Current, Present-day, Up-to-date, Recent, New, Latest, In-vogue, Fashionable, Current |
Old-fashioned, Antiquated, Outdated, Obsolete, Ancient, Historical, Archaic, Past, Traditional, Prehistoric |
Contemporary art often challenges traditional boundaries. |
Exculpatory |
Adjective |
Clearing of guilt or blame (निर्दोष साबित करने वाला) |
Absolving, Vindicating, Exonerating, Clearing, Justifying, Pardoning, Acquitting, Releasing, Freeing, Discharging |
Incriminating, Accusatory, Condemning, Blaming, Damning, Indicting, Compromising, Implicating, Prosecuting, Defaming |
The exculpatory evidence proved the defendant's innocence. |
Perversity |
Noun |
A deliberate desire to behave in an unreasonable or unacceptable way (विकृति) |
Depravity, Wickedness, Corruption, Deviation, Waywardness, Anomaly, Abnormality, Irregularity, Aberration, Contrariness |
Virtue, Morality, Decency, Rectitude, Righteousness, Goodness, Integrity, Uprightness, Honesty, Probity |
His perversity in always choosing the most difficult option annoyed everyone. |