The Hindu Vocabulary 30 May 2026
2026-05-30
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial May 30, 2026 is from the Editorial title “Concrete fever: On India and heat management”.
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Word/Phrase |
Part of speech |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Sentence |
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Mandate |
Noun |
An official order or commission to do something. (जनादेश) |
Order, Decree, Command, Directive, Instruction, Authorization, Sanction, Commission, Warrant, Fiat |
Prohibition, Veto, Refusal, Denial, Interdiction, Disapproval, Opposition, Revocation, Cancellation |
The committee received a clear mandate to reform the company's hiring policies. |
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Unusual |
Adjective |
Not habitually or commonly occurring or done; remarkable or interesting because different from others. (असामान्य) |
Uncommon, Rare, Extraordinary, Peculiar, Odd, Strange, Bizarre, Unconventional, Anomalous, Unique |
Common, Normal, Ordinary, Customary, Routine, Typical, Standard, Conventional, Familiar, Regular |
It is quite unusual for it to snow in this part of the country during summer. |
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Inextricably |
Adverb |
In a way that is impossible to disentangle or separate. (अटूट रूप से) |
Inseparably, Indissolubly, Intertwinedly, Irretrievably, Permanently, Completely, Totally, Irreversibly, Intricately |
Separably, Disjointly, Detachably, Independently, Loosely, Partibly, Divisibly, Isolately, Briefly, Marginally |
The history of the two neighboring nations is inextricably linked. |
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Frequency |
Noun |
The rate at which something occurs or is repeated over a particular period of time. (आवृत्ति) |
Regularity, Recurrence, Repetition, Constancy, Rate, Density, Prevalence, Commonness, Incidence, Periodicity |
Infrequency, Rarity, Uncommonness, Unfrequency, Scarcity, Sporadicalness, Irregularity, Uniqueness, Isolation, Intermittence |
The frequency of flights to London has increased due to high demand. |
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Proximate |
Adjective |
Closest in relationship; immediate or nearest in time or space. (निकटतम) |
Nearest, Immediate, Close, Adjacent, Approaching, Imminent, Next, Contiguous, Nearby, Direct |
Distant, Remote, Far, Away, Ultimate, Eventual, Detached, Disconnected, Isolated, Separated |
A faulty electrical wire was identified as the proximate cause of the fire. |
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Lethal |
Adjective |
Sufficient to cause death; harmful or destructive. (जानलेवा) |
Deadly, Fatal, Mortal, Destructive, Toxic, Poisonous, Noxious, Virulent, Malignant, Pernicious |
Harmless, Safe, Healthy, Wholesome, Benign, Nontoxic, Curative, Healing, Life-giving |
The snake inflicts a lethal bite that can kill a person within minutes. |
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Butcher |
Noun |
A person whose trade is cutting up and selling meat. (कसाई) |
Meatcutter, Slaughterer, Vendor, Processor, Dealer, Merchandiser, Retailer, Trader, Merchant, Purveyor |
Vegetarian, Vegan, Herbivore, Protector, Rescuer, Savior, Healer, Preserver, Conservationist, Guardian |
The local butcher always recommends the best cuts of beef for roasting. |
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Vendor |
Noun |
A person or company offering something for sale, especially a trader in the street. (विक्रेता) |
Seller, Merchant, Trader, Dealer, Retailer, Supplier, Purveyor, Hawker, Peddler, Shopkeeper |
Buyer, Consumer, Customer, Purchaser, Client, Patron, User, Acquirer, Shopper, Collector |
We bought fresh fruit from a street vendor near the park. |
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Unglamorous |
Adjective |
Not attractive or exciting; dull or ordinary. (आकर्षणहीन) |
Dull, Ordinary, Mundane, Boring, Drab, Plain, Unexciting, Humdrum, Unattractive, Dreary |
Glamorous, Attractive, Exciting, Fancy, Beautiful, Elegant, Fascinating, Alluring, Sophisticated, Splendid |
Cleaning the equipment is an unglamorous but necessary part of the job. |
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Enforcement |
Noun |
The act of compelling observance of or compliance with a law, rule, or obligation. (प्रवर्तन) |
Execution, Implementation, Application, Imposition, Administration, Prosecution, Fulfillment, Operation, Assertion, Insistence |
Neglect, Disregard, Abandonment, Exemption, Violation, Evasion, Nonenforcement, Overlooking, Relaxation, Waiving |
Strict enforcement of the speed limit has significantly reduced traffic accidents. |
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Physiology |
Noun |
The branch of biology that deals with the normal functions of living organisms and their parts. (शरीर विज्ञान) |
Biology, Biochemistry, Anatomy, Cytology, Embryology, Genetics, Morphology, Biophysics, Pathophysiology |
Psychology, Pathology, Inorganic, Abnormality, Mentalism, Artificiality, Soullessness, Nonexistence, Inanimateness |
Understanding human physiology is crucial for developing effective medical treatments. |
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Breach |
Noun |
An act of breaking or failing to observe a law, agreement, or code of conduct; a gap in a wall or barrier. (उल्लंघन) |
Violation, Infraction, Transgression, Infringement, Rupture, Break, Gap, Rift, Split, Contravention |
Compliance, Adherence, Agreement, Conformance, Bridge, Connection, Closure, Junction, Unity |
Sharing confidential information is a serious breach of your employment contract. |
