The Hindu Vocabulary 23 May 2026
2026-05-23
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial May 23, 2026 is from the Editorial title “Interpreting the ‘rise’ of the Cockroach Janta Party”.
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Word/Phrase |
Part of speech |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Sentence |
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Fragmentation |
Noun |
The process or state of breaking or being broken into small or separate parts. (विखंडन) |
Separation, Division, Splitting, Disintegration, Breakup, Dispersal, Fracturing, Shattering, Segmentation, Disconnection |
Unification, Integration, Consolidation, Combination, Fusion, Union, Connection, Assembly, Convergence, Synthesis |
The internal political disputes led to the fragmentation of the ruling party. |
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Aggregate |
Noun |
A whole formed by combining several separate elements; total or collective. (संचित) |
Total, Collective, Cumulative, Combined, Gross, Sum, Whole, Mass, Accumulation, Assemblage |
Individual, Separate, Particular, Fragment, Unit, Single, Divided, Component, Segment, Element |
The aggregate demand in the economy has risen significantly over the last quarter. |
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Entrench |
Verb |
To establish an attitude, habit, or position so firmly that change is very difficult or unlikely. (सुदृढ़ करना) |
Establish, Root, Embed, Anchor, Fix, Implant, Fortify, Ingrain, Secure, Settle |
Uproot, Eradicate, Remove, Dislodge, Eliminate, Weaken, Displace, Undermine |
These old bureaucratic practices are deeply entrenched within the corporate system. |
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Outrage |
Noun |
An exceptionally fierce wave of public anger, shock, or indignation. (आक्रोश) |
Anger, Indignation, Fury, Wrath, Resentment, Shock, Offense, Affront, Violation, Scandal |
Delight, Pleasure, Satisfaction, Calmness, Peace, Comfort, Praise, Approval, Contentment |
The unfair price hikes sparked widespread public outrage across the state. |
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Distant |
Adjective |
Far away in space or time; cool and reserved in manner. (उदासीन) |
Remote, Faraway, Isolated, Detached, Aloof, Reserved, Removed, Standoffish, Cold, Distant |
Near, Close, Nearby, Friendly, Warm, Adjacent, Approaching, Intimate, Neighboring, Sociable |
We could hear the low, rumbling sound of distant thunder in the hills. |
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Exhaustion |
Noun |
A state of extreme physical or mental tiredness, or the complete consumption of something. (रिक्तीकरण) |
Fatigue, Weariness, Lethargy, Depletion, Consumption, Drain, Emptying, Lassitude, Debility, Faintness |
Energy, Vigor, Vitality, Freshness, Refreshment, Replenishment, Revival, Abundance, Strength, Lively |
After running the full marathon, he collapsed on the grass from pure exhaustion. |
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Synchronize |
Verb |
To cause to occur or operate at the same time or rate. (समकालिक बनाना) |
Coordinate, Match, Align, Harmonize, Integrate, Regulate, Balance, Concur, Standardize, Attune |
Desynchronize, Mismatch, Disagree, Clash, Diverge, Separate, Disconnect, Differ, Jar, Disorganize |
The dancers worked hard to synchronize their movements with the fast tempo of the music. |
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Intensity |
Noun |
The quality of being intense, deeply felt, or having great strength, force, or energy. (तीव्रता) |
Strength, Force, Severity, Sharpness, Passion, Power, Concentration, Magnitude, Vehemence |
Weakness, Mildness, Feebleness, Dulness, Moderation, Inactivity, Calmness, Softness, Sluggishness |
The sun shone with such fierce intensity that the fields dried up completely. |
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Sustain |
Verb |
To strengthen or support physically or mentally; to cause to continue or persist for an extended period. (बनाए रखना) |
Maintain, Support, Uphold, Continue, Preserve, Nourish, Prolong, Endure, Bolster, Assist |
Abandon, Drop, Cease, Discontinue, Halt, Weaken, Destroy, Neglect, Collapse, Terminate |
It is difficult to sustain rapid economic growth without investing heavily in basic infrastructure. |
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Isolate |
Verb |
To place or keep apart from others; to separate from a group or environment. (अलग करना) |
Separate, Detach, Segregate, Quarantine, Disconnect, Insulate, Seclude, Divide, Sever, Alienate |
Integrate, Combine, Unite, Connect, Merge, Associate, Include, Link, Gather, Assemble |
The medical team decided to isolate the patient to stop the spreading of the virus. |
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Collective |
Adjective |
Done by or characteristic of individuals acting as a cooperative group. (सामूहिक) |
Joint, Shared, Combined, Cooperative, Communal, Cumulative, Public, Unified, Common, Corporate |
Individual, Separate, Private, Particular, Personal, Solitary, Singular, Divided, Independent |
Achieving this strict target will require a collective effort from every team member. |
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Aspiration |
Noun |
A hope or ambition of achieving something significant or high. (आकांक्षा) |
Ambition, Hope, Dream, Goal, Desire, Objective, Aim, Wish, Purpose, Ideal |
Apathy, Indifference, Aimlessness, Laziness, Contentment, Disinterest, Satisfaction, Resignation, Reluctance |
Her ultimate aspiration is to set up a sustainable craft enterprise in her hometown. |
