The Hindu Vocabulary 19 November 2024
2024-11-19
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 19 November 2024 is from the Editorial titled “Identity card: On the Jharkhand election campaign”.
Word/Phrase |
Part of Speech/Idiom |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Infiltration |
Noun |
The act of secretly entering a group or place, especially for harmful purposes. (घुसपैठ) |
Penetration, Intrusion, Incursion, Invasion, Entry, Espionage, Encroachment, Pervasion, Overrun, Trespassing |
Exclusion, Expulsion, Eviction, Isolation, Removal, Prevention, Defense, Resistance, Rejection, Barricade |
The authorities took strict measures to prevent enemy infiltration into the country. |
Rhetoric |
Noun |
The art of persuasive or effective speaking or writing. (वाक्पटुता) |
Eloquence, Oratory, Persuasion, Articulation, Expression, Bombast, Hyperbole, Speech, Discourse, Composition |
Simplicity, Plainness, Conciseness, Silence, Ineffectiveness, Directness, Brevity, Sincerity, Quietness, Inarticulateness |
The politician's rhetoric impressed the audience but lacked substance.
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Demographic |
Noun |
Relating to the structure of populations. (जनसांख्यिकीय) |
Population, Census, Statistics, Analytics, Data, Metrics, Socioeconomic, Group, Community, Segment |
Individual, Unique, Unquantifiable, Singular, Independent, Variable, Non-statistical, Inexact, Non-standardized, Subjective |
The demographic report highlighted the growing number of young adults in the region. |
Alienation |
Noun |
The state of being isolated or estranged. (पराया करना) |
Estrangement, Isolation, Detachment, Disconnection, Separation, Marginalization, Division, Exclusion, Seclusion, Dissociation |
Inclusion, Belonging, Acceptance, Friendship, Connection, Solidarity, Integration, Unity, Affiliation, Participation |
Social media addiction often leads to feelings of alienation from the real world. |
Dilution |
Noun |
The process of making something weaker or less concentrated. (पतलापन) |
Weakening, Reduction, Attenuation, Thinning, Watering down, Decrease, Mitigation, Alleviation, Lessen, Lightening |
Concentration, Strengthening, Fortification, Intensification, Enrichment, Purity, Amplification, Enhancement, Condensation, Purification |
The dilution of the chemical reduced its harmful effects. |
Blitz |
Noun |
A sudden and intense attack or effort. (आकस्मिक आक्रमण) |
Assault, Attack, Raid, Offensive, Campaign, Barrage, Onslaught, Drive, Push, Effort |
Peace, Stability, Calm, Defense, Security, Retrenchment, Withdrawal, Protection, Reduction, Delay
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The marketing blitz resulted in a sharp rise in sales.
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Manifesto |
Noun |
A public declaration of intentions, goals, or policies. (घोषणा पत्र) |
Declaration, Proclamation, Statement, Policy, Announcement, Pledge, Agenda, Platform, Mission, Charter |
Silence, Suppression, Concealment, Retraction, Reversal, Secrecy, Withdrawal, Counteraction, Contradiction, Subterfuge |
The party’s manifesto focused on economic reforms and social justice.
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Migration |
Noun |
The movement of people or animals from one place to another. (स्थानांतरण) |
Relocation, Exodus, Movement, Transfer, Journey, Displacement, Resettlement, Transit, Travel, Departure |
Settlement, Immobility, Residency, Stability, Stagnation, Permanence, Fixation, Staticness, Localization, Rootedness |
Seasonal migration is common among many bird species. |
Disrupt |
Verb |
To cause disorder or interruption in something. (बाधा डालना) |
Disturb, Interrupt, Break, Interfere, Upset, Hinder, Disarray, Obstruct, Confuse, Shatter |
Stabilize, Organize, Calm, Aid, Arrange, Facilitate, Order, Support, Continue, Harmonize |
The protests disrupted the functioning of the entire city. |
Fag |
Noun |
Exhausting work or a tiring task. (कठिन परिश्रम) |
Drudgery, Toil, Labor, Grind, Work, Effort, Exhaustion, Task, Hardship, Strain |
Relaxation, Comfort, Leisure, Ease, Break, Rest, Respite, Repose, Vacation, Idleness |
After a long fag at work, he was glad to finally rest. |
Alliance |
Noun |
A union or association formed for mutual benefit. (गठबंधन) |
Partnership, Union, Pact, Coalition, Treaty, Agreement, Federation, Association, Accord, Confederation |
Conflict, Division, Hostility, Rivalry, Separation, Opposition, Estrangement, Dissension, Dissent, Enmity |
The two nations entered into an alliance to promote trade.
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