The Hindu Vocabulary 27 September 2025

2025-09-27

The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 27 September 2025 is from the Editorial titled “Golden feats: On the Ballon d’Or”.

Word/Phrase

Part of speech

Meaning

Synonyms

Antonyms

Sentence

Brilliance

Noun

The quality of being magnificent or splendid; great intelligence or skill.

(प्रतिभा)

Genius, Radiance, Splendor, Intelligence, Excellence, Sparkle, Talent, Luminosity, Grandeur, Magnificence

Dullness, Mediocrity, Stupidity, Inadequacy, Unimportance, Weakness, Ignorance, Obscurity, Drabness, Futility

The brilliance of the young scientist was evident in her groundbreaking research.

Unenviable

Adjective

Difficult, undesirable, or unpleasant; not to be envied.

(अरुचिकर)

Undesirable, Difficult, Awkward, Unpleasant, Inconvenient, Miserable, Wretched, Thankless, Burdensome, Disagreeable

Desirable, Desirable, Favorable, Fortunate, Privileged, Pleasant, Easy, Comfortable, Joyful, Happy, Enviable

The task of cleaning up the spilled paint was an unenviable one.

Superstardom

Noun

The state of being a very famous and successful performer or athlete.

(महा-सितारापन)

Celebrity, Fame, Prominence, Stardom, Notoriety, Renown, Acclaim, Eminence, Greatness, Iconism

Obscurity, Anonymity, Mediocrity, Unimportance, Insignificance, Neglect, Failure, Unpopularity, Ignorance,

Achieving superstardom requires both immense talent and hard work.

Quintessential

Adjective

Representing the most perfect or typical example of a quality or class.

(सर्वोत्कृष्ट)

Typical, Exemplary, Classic, Ideal, Archetypal, Prototypical, Representative, Definitive, Standard, Model

Atypical, Unusual, Abnormal, Imperfect, Incomplete, Unrepresentative, Inferior, Flawed

A black tuxedo is the quintessential formal outfit.

Decisive

Adjective

Settling an issue or producing a definite result; showing firmness and resolve.

(निर्णायक)

Crucial, Definitive, Critical, Pivotal, Conclusive, Final, Resolute, Determined, Firm, Unwavering

Indecisive, Hesitant, Ambiguous, Irresolute, Trivial, Unimportant, Uncertain, Vague

The general's decisive action turned the tide of the battle.

Arduous

Adjective

Involving or requiring strenuous effort; difficult and tiring.

(कठिन)

Difficult, Hard, Strenuous, Laborious, Grueling, Taxing, Tiring, Tough, Exertive, Burdensome

Easy, Simple, Effortless, Light, Facile, Uncomplicated, Trivial, Relaxing, Leisurely, Painless

The climb to the mountain's summit was an arduous journey.

Culminate

Verb

To reach a climax or a point of highest development.

(पराकाष्ठा पर पहुँचना)

Climax, Conclude, End, Finish, Peak, Terminate, Complete, Result, Evolve, Finish

Begin, Start, Commence, Initiate, Originate, Launch, Begin, Found, Inaugurate

The series of negotiations will culminate in a peace treaty.

Redemptive

Adjective

Acting to save someone from error or sin; serving to restore or improve.

(मुक्तिदायक)

Saving, Liberating, Restorative, Healing, Ameliorative, Salvific, Exonerating, Cleansing, Uplifting, Regenerative

Damning, Condemning, Destructive, Harmful, Corrupting, Ruinous, Injurious, Debilitating, Worsening,

The film told a powerful and redemptive story of a man who changed his life.

Exhilarating

Adjective

Making one feel very happy, animated, or thrilled; exciting.

(उल्लासपूर्ण)

Thrilling, Exciting, Invigorating, Stimulating, Arousing, Joyful, Electrifying, Uplifting, Elating

Boring, Dull, Tiring, Uninspiring, Depressing, Monotonous, Tedious, Exhausting

The roller coaster ride was an absolutely exhilarating experience.

Crumble

Verb

To break or fall apart into small fragments; to deteriorate.

(टूटकर बिखरना)

Disintegrate, Decay, Collapse, Fragment, Disintegrate, Wither, Deteriorate, Decompose, Pulverize, Shatter

Build, Form, Construct, Solidify, Strengthen, Unite, Coalesce, Restore, Mending, Firm

The old fortress began to crumble after years of neglect.

Thrust

Verb

To push or shove forcefully; to propel something forward.

(धक्का देना)

Push, Shove, Propel, Drive, Impel, Force, Launch, Ram, Pierce, Stab

Pull, Withdraw, Retreat, Recede, Extract, Detach, Hold, Receive, Grasp, Halt

The rocket's engines generated enough thrust to break free from Earth's gravity.

Ruthless

Adjective

Having or showing no pity or compassion for others; cruel and determined to achieve a goal regardless of the harm done.

(निर्दयी)

Merciless, Cruel, Pitiless, Savage, Brutal, Unsparing, Hardhearted, Inhumane, Relentless, Unforgiving

Compassionate, Kind, Merciful, Humane, Gentle, Caring, Benevolent, Tender, Forgiving, Pitying

The corporation made a ruthless decision to lay off hundreds of employees without notice.

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