The Hindu Vocabulary 10 March 2025
2025-03-10
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 10 March 2025 is from the Editorial titled “Diversify now: On India and looming economic risks”.
Word/Phrase |
Part of speech |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Sentence |
Diversify |
Verb |
To increase the variety of something or expand into new areas. (विविधता लाना) |
Expand, Broaden, Vary, Differentiate, Modify, Enlarge, Extend, Alter, Adapt, Innovate |
Concentrate, Narrow, Simplify, Restrict, Limit, Reduce, Standardize, Homogenize |
The company decided to diversify its investments to reduce risk.
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Headwind |
Noun |
A force or condition that opposes progress or movement. (प्रतिकूल परिस्थितियाँ) |
Obstacle, Resistance, Opposition, Challenge, Difficulty, Hindrance, Barrier, Setback |
Tailwind, Support, Assistance, Boost, Advantage, Aid, Encouragement, Facilitation |
The startup faced financial headwinds in its initial phase. |
Rebound |
Verb |
To recover quickly from a setback or decline. (उछाल) |
Recovery, Bounce-back, Revival, Renewal, Restoration, Comeback, Upsurge, Rally, Resurgence |
Collapse, Decline, Fall, Drop, Deterioration, Recession, Failure, Downturn |
The stock market showed a strong rebound after the crisis. |
Resilience |
Noun |
The ability to recover quickly from difficulties or adapt to change. (सहनशीलता) |
Strength, Toughness, Adaptability, Endurance, Durability, Flexibility, Resistance |
Fragility, Weakness, Vulnerability, Inflexibility, Instability, Sensitivity, Dependence |
Her resilience helped her overcome many obstacles in life. |
Persist |
Verb |
To continue firmly in an action despite difficulty. (दृढ़ रहना) |
Continue, Persevere, Endure, Sustain, Maintain, Uphold, Stick to, Adhere, Keep going |
Quit, Surrender, Stop, Yield, Relinquish, Abandon, Discontinue |
He decided to persist with his studies despite the challenges. |
Benchmark |
Noun |
A standard or point of reference for comparison. (मानक) |
Standard, Criterion, Reference, Yardstick, Model, Measure, Guide, Parameter, Scale |
Inaccuracy, Low standard, Unreliability, Inferiority, Irregularity, Instability, Discrepancy, Mediocrity, Below average |
This product sets a new benchmark for quality in the industry.
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Disruption |
Noun |
Disturbance or interruption in a system or process. (व्यवधान) |
Disturbance, Interruption, Chaos, Breakdown, Interference, Turmoil, Upheaval, Disorder, Confusion |
Continuity, Stability, Order, Flow, Regularity, Harmony, Peace, Smoothness, Consistency |
The internet outage caused a major disruption in services. |
Pivot |
Noun |
A central point or important element in a system; to turn or change direction. (केंद्र) |
Core, Center, Hub, Axis, Focal point, Shift, Rotate, Change, Turn, Adaptation |
Periphery, Edge, Exterior, Border, Outside, Unimportance, Marginality, Fixedness, Stagnation |
The company decided to pivot its business strategy during the pandemic. |
Upheaval |
Noun |
A sudden and significant change or disturbance. (उथल-पुथल) |
Chaos, Turmoil, Disruption, Revolution, Catastrophe, Tumult, Commotion, Convulsion |
Stability, Calmness, Order, Peace, Harmony, Quietness, Tranquility, Routine |
The political upheaval led to nationwide protests. |
Repercussion |
Noun |
An unintended consequence of an event or action. (प्रतिघात) |
Consequence, Effect, Impact, Outcome, Fallout, Result, Ramification, Backlash, Aftermath |
Cause, Source, Origin, Beginning, Prevention, Avoidance, Advantage, Protection |
The policy change had significant economic repercussions. |
Recession |
Noun |
A period of economic decline. (मंदी)
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Decline, Downturn, Slump, Contraction, Depression, Slowdown, Collapse, Crisis, Setback |
Growth, Expansion, Boom, Recovery, Progress, Prosperity, Advancement, Improvement |
The country is facing a severe recession due to inflation. |