The Hindu Vocabulary 28 March 2025
2025-03-28
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 28 March 2025 is from the Editorial titled “Going electric: On India and the electric vehicle space”.
Word/Phrase |
Part of speech |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Sentence |
Reliable |
Adjective |
Consistently good in quality or performance; dependable. (विश्वसनीय) |
Dependable, Trustworthy, Consistent, Responsible, Steady, Sure, Credible, Stable, Loyal, Predictable |
Unreliable, Untrustworthy, Inconsistent, Erratic, Dishonest, Questionable, Uncertain, Dubious, Flaky, Undependable |
He is a reliable friend who always keeps his word.
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Adoption |
Noun |
The act of accepting or starting to use something new. (अंगीकरण) |
Acceptance, Embrace, Approval, Implementation, Acquisition, Integration, Endorsement, Assumption |
Rejection, Refusal, Denial, Disowning, Abandonment, Disapproval, Discouragement, Exclusion, Resistance |
The adoption of new technology improved productivity. |
Strategic |
Adjective |
Related to achieving a long-term aim or overall plan (रणनीतिक) |
Tactical, Planned, Calculated, Deliberate, Intelligent, Purposeful, Organized, Coordinated |
Aimless, Unplanned, Random, Haphazard, Thoughtless, Unsystematic, Unmethodical |
The company made a strategic decision to invest abroad. |
Alleviate |
Verb |
To make suffering or a problem less severe (राहत देना) |
Relieve, Ease, Reduce, Mitigate, Diminish, Soothe, Lighten, Lessen, Assuage |
Worsen, Aggravate, Intensify, Heighten, Increase, Irritate, Provoke, Exacerbate, Complicate |
Medicine can help alleviate the pain. |
Anxiety |
Noun |
A feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease. (चिंता) |
Worry, Nervousness, Tension, Stress, Apprehension, Unease, Dread, Panic, Concern |
Calm, Relaxation, Peace, Tranquility, Composure, Contentment, Assurance |
She felt anxiety before her job interview. |
Convenience |
Noun |
The state of being able to do something easily or without trouble. (सुविधा) |
Ease, Comfort, Helpfulness, Accessibility, Usefulness, Availability, Suitability, Handiness, Efficiency |
Inconvenience, Discomfort, Difficulty, Trouble, Hardship, Burden, Hassle, Disturbance, Obstacle, Delay |
Online shopping offers great convenience to users. |
Ubiquity |
Noun |
The fact of appearing everywhere or being very common. (सर्वव्यापकता) |
Omnipresence, Pervasiveness, Universality, Prevalence, Commonness, Global presence, Ever-presence, All-presence, Spread, Saturation |
Rarity, Uncommonness, Scarcity, Infrequency, Obscurity, Unusualness, Isolation, Solitude |
The ubiquity of smartphones has changed communication. |
Relevant |
Adjective |
Closely connected to the matter at hand. (प्रासंगिक) |
Applicable, Pertinent, Appropriate, Related, Suitable, Important, Useful, Significant, Connected, Timely |
Irrelevant, Unrelated, Unimportant, Immaterial, Inappropriate, Insignificant, Trivial, Off-topic, Pointless, Random |
Your comments are not relevant to the discussion. |
Indigenous |
Adjective |
Originating or occurring naturally in a particular place. (मूल निवासी)
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Native, Local, Original, Domestic, Inborn, Tribal, Natural, Aboriginal, Homegrown, Primitive |
Foreign, Alien, Imported, Non-native, External, Extraneous, Overseas, Outside, Migrated, External |
The tribal people are indigenous to this region. |
Notable |
Adjective |
Worthy of attention or notice. (उल्लेखनीय) |
Remarkable, Outstanding, Significant, Distinguished, Exceptional, Extraordinary, Famous, Celebrated, Renowned, Memorable |
Unremarkable, Ordinary, Common, Insignificant, Minor, Unknown, Average, Usual, Hidden, Negligible |
He received a notable award for his research. |
Leverage |
Noun |
The use of something to maximum advantage. (लाभ उठाना) |
Advantage, Influence, Power, Control, Bargaining power, Clout, Authority, Manipulation, Edge, Upper hand |
Weakness, Disadvantage, Powerlessness, Ineffectiveness, Helplessness, Vulnerability, Fragility, Inability, Inferiority, Inefficiency |
The company used its resources to gain financial leverage. |
Diversification |
Noun |
The process of varying products, investments, etc., to reduce risk or expand. (विविधीकरण) |
Variety, Expansion, Variation, Multiplicity, Branching, Broadening, Widening, Range, Spread |
Concentration, Uniformity, Specialization, Sameness, Centralization, Focus, Limitation, Narrowness, Homogeneity |
Diversification helped the company reduce risk. |