The Hindu Vocabulary 8 November 2022
2022-11-08
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 8 November 2022 is from the Editorial titled ‘Economics and exclusion: On SC upholding 10% EWS quota.’
Word/Phrase |
Part of Speech/Idiom |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Exclusion |
Noun |
the process of excluding or the state of being excluded. (बहिष्करण) |
Barring, Debarring, Disbarring, Banning, Restricting |
Allowing, Accepting, Admitting, Inclusion, Indulgement |
The exclusion of poor students from participating in the exhibition will not be tolerated. |
Uphold |
Verb |
To give support or defend. (बरकरार रखा) |
Confirm, Defend, Support, Back, Promote |
Attack, Deny, Oppose, Protest |
The Supreme Court has upheld the validity of the 103rd Constitutional Amendment. |
Sole |
Adjective |
Being the only one. Being the only one of the kind. Belonging exclusively to one usually specified individual. (एकमात्र/ अकेला/ व्यक्तिगत/ वैयक्तिक) |
Exclusive, Lone, One, Particular, One and only, Remaining, Ace |
Combined, Common, General, Together, Ordinary, Together, United, Shared |
He is the sole earner in his family. |
Noun |
The undersurface of a foot. The flattened bottom part of something or the base on which something rests. (तला/ तलवा/ पैर का तलवा/ जूते का तल्ला) |
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She could not walk a bit with her shoes’ soles damaged. |
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Verb |
To furnish with a sole. (तला लगाना) |
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The cobbler denied to sole my shoes as they were too damaged to be repaired. |
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Hurdles |
Noun |
A problem or difficulty that must be overcome. (बाधा) |
Difficulty, Hindrance, Bar, Obstruction, Wall |
Aid, Advantage, Assistance, Ease, Help |
They say hurdles are good as they help us to take a long leap. |
Amendment |
Noun |
The process of altering a law in a constitutional procedure. A material that aids plant growth by improving the soil condition. (संशोधन) |
Change, Modification, reform, Remedy, Act, Bill, Measure, Motion |
Damage, Harm, Injury, Repose |
The new amendment to the Constitution was welcomed by all. |
Dislodge |
Verb |
Knock or force out of position (जगह देना) |
Remove, Displace, Force out, Evict, Oust |
Take in, Plant, Sow, Order |
Rishi failed to dislodge Rakesh from the team lead’s position. |
Affirmative |
Adjective |
Agreeing with or consenting to a statement or request. (सकारात्मक) |
Positive, Assenting, Consenting, Agreeing, Concurring, Favourable |
Dissenting, Negative, Differ, Demur, Diverge, Differentiate, Divert |
You need to solve this issue with an affirmative approach. |
Paradigm |
Noun |
A typical example or pattern of something; a pattern or model. (उदाहरण) |
Model, Pattern, Example, Standard, Prototype |
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There is a new paradigm of singing in India. |
Purview |
Noun |
The scope of the influence or concerns of something. (क्षेत्र) |
Extent, Range, Reach, Span, Sweep, Ambit |
- |
Due to your aggression, the case has come out of my preview. |
Regime |
Noun |
A system of government. A government in power. A set of rules about food or exercise that some people follow in order to stay healthy. (प्रशासन) |
Administration, Establishment, Government, Management |
- |
The new regime has promised to eliminate poverty in every form. |
Discrimination |
Noun |
Prejudiced treatment. The ability to make fine and minute distinctions. (भेदभाव/ विवेक) |
Bigotry, Favouritism, Hatred, Inequity |
Equity, Fairness |
Indian Constitution prohibits any sort of discrimination on the basis of color, caste, race, place of birth and sex. |
Legitimacy |
Noun |
The state or quality of being legitimate or legal. (वैधता) |
Lawfulness, Legality |
Illegality, Unlawfulness, Wrongfulness |
The legitimacy of the new act was confirmed by the high court judgement. |
Norm |
Noun |
A standard model that has authoritative approval. (मानदंड) |
Benchmark, Criterion, Model, Rule |
Extreme, Exception, |
The government has rolled out new norms for four wheelers. |
Emancipate |
Verb |
To free from restraint To free from any controlling influence (स्वतंत्र करना) |
Liberate, Loosen, Affranchise, Deliver, Discharge |
Detain, Hold, Imprison, Keep, Bind |
He fled from the country to emancipate himself from his relatives. |
Undermine |
Verb |
Lessen the effectiveness, power, or ability of, especially gradually or insidiously. (दुर्बल करना) |
Subvert, Sabotage, Threaten, Weaken, Diminish |
Push, Urge, Stimulate, Boost, Enhance, Improve, Strengthen |
How could you undermine his years of hard work at the organization? |
Consciously |
Adverb |
In a deliberate and intentional way (जान-बूझकर) |
Deliberately, Intentionally, Carefully, Discreetly, Prudently |
Unintentionally |
He consciously chose to skip his own birthday party. |
Alleviation |
Noun |
The action or process of making suffering, deficiency, or a problem less severe. (उन्मूलन) |
Relief, Mitigation, Abatement, Assuagement, Ease, Comfort |
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Governments around the world are taking measures for the alleviation of poverty. |
Dissent |
Noun |
Disagreement (मतभेद) |
Discord, Disunity, Objection, Opposition |
Acceptance, Agreement, Peace, Accord |
Some of the officers tried to suppress political dissent. |
Verb |
Disagree (विरोध करना) |
Contradict, Demur, Differ, Argue, Oppose |
Accept, Agree, Consent, Approve |
Two out of the five judges dissented from the majority opinion. |
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Eligibility |
Noun |
The state of being eligible for something. (पात्रता/ योग्यता/ ग्राह्यता/ उपयुक्तता) |
Qualification, Ability, Acceptability |
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The eligibility criteria to apply for the post of Income Tax officer are given in the notification. |
Modulated |
Verb |
Exert a modifying or controlling influence on To tune to a key or pitch (व्यवस्थित करना) |
Adjust, Inflect, Attune, Balance, Regulate, Restrain, Switch |
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The singer modulated his voice by hearing it. |