The Hindu Vocabulary 6 June 2022
2022-06-06
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 6 June 2022 is from the Editorial titled ‘Control and delete: On government appellate panels for social media’.
Word/Phrase |
Part of Speech/Idiom |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Appellate |
Adjective |
(especially of a court) concerned with or dealing with applications for decisions to be reversed. (अपीलीय) |
- |
- |
The appellate tribunal did not took the case. |
Overturn |
Verb |
Abolish, invalidate, or reverse (a previous system, decision, situation, etc.). (उलट) |
Cancel, Reverse, Rescind, Override, Overthrow |
Right |
The Supreme court overturned the decision of the High court. |
Problematic |
Adjective |
difficult to solve or decide (समस्यात्मक) |
Difficult, Doubtful, Questionable, Nasty |
- |
The situation was problematic for the manager to handle. |
Amendment |
Noun |
A part that is added or a small change that is made to a piece of writing, especially to a law (किसी दस्तावेज़, क़ानून आदि में संशोधन) |
Change, Modification, Reform, Alteration |
Damage, Hurt, Harm, Injury |
There is no amendment required in the current bill. |
Grievance |
Noun |
A wrong that can cause distress and is considered as a ground of complaint. (शिकायत) |
Down, Grudge, Resentment, Score |
Hold, Keep, Take, Attach |
The public grievance redressal system has been designed by the department. |
Aggrieved |
Adjective |
Very distressed (पीड़ित) |
Disturbed, Grieving, Oppressed, Persecuted, Depressed |
Comforted, Happy, Pleased |
The aggrieved students went to the principal. |
Ensure |
Verb |
To make sure of. To guarantee. (पक्का करना) |
Assure, Establish, Insure, Effect |
Endanger, Harm, Hurt, Neglect |
You need to ensure the safety of all your family members. |
Rapidly |
Adverb |
Very quickly |
Fast, Swiftly, Speedily, Hurriedly |
Slowly, Sluggishly, Lesiurely |
Mr. Saxena was expanding his business rapidly. |
Naïve |
Adjective |
Person or action showing a lack of experience, wisdom, or judgment. (अनाड़ी) |
Innocent, Simple, Sincere, Ignorant |
Aware, Knowledgeable, Sophisticated, Skeptical |
The new student was very naïve. |
Agenda |
Noun |
A list or plan that need to be acted upon. (कार्यसूची) |
Calendar, Docket, Program, Schedule |
- |
What is your agenda for today’s meeting? |
Disseminate |
Verb |
Spread information widely (प्रसार) |
Advertise, Circulate, Disperse, Propagate, Publish |
Conceal, Hide, Collect, Gather |
The government disseminate the information regarding COVID vaccine. |
Absurd |
Adjective |
Wildly unreasonable, illogical, or inappropriate.
|
Preposterous, Ridiculous, Farcical, Risible, Idiotic |
Logical, Practical, Rational, Reasonable, Sensible |
He gave me absurd reasons for his absence from the class. |
Dissent |
Noun |
Disagreement (मतभेद) |
Discord, Dissension, Opposition, Protest, Resistance |
Acceptance, Agreement, Approval, Concurrence, Harmony |
There was dissent over the appointment of new officer. |
Leverage |
Verb |
Use (something) to maximum advantage. (लाभ उठाने) |
Utilize, Grab, Grip, Force |
Underestimate, Avoid, Ignore, Disable |
The authority leveraged all the resources to us. |
Woes |
Noun |
Suffering (संकट) |
Adversity, Anguish, Calamity, Burden |
Advantage, Assistance, Aid, Benefit |
Lizz explained all her woes to me. |
Implication |
Noun |
A likely consequence of something. (उलझाव) |
Result, Consequence, Aftermath, Aftereffects, Repercussion, Reverberation |
- |
Your decision will have implications on your entire family. |