The Hindu Vocabulary 30 October 2025

Word/Phrase

Part of speech

Meaning

Synonyms

Antonyms

Sentence

Linkage

Noun

A connection or link between two or more things.

(जुड़ाव)

Connection, Tie, Bond, Relationship, Association, Nexus, Correlation, Interface, Bridge, Interconnection

Separation, Disconnect, Detachment, Division, Isolation, Break, Gap, Distance, Rupture, Cleavage

Researchers found a clear linkage between diet and heart health.

Geopolitical

Adjective

Relating to politics, especially international relations, as influenced by geographical factors.

(भू-राजनीतिक)

Strategic, Political, Geographical, Global, International, Diplomatic, Locational, Territorial

Local, Internal, National, Domestic, Non-political, Individual, Isolated, Internal, Unrelated, Personal

The region's strategic location gives it significant geopolitical importance.

Interact

Verb

To act in such a way as to have an effect on another; to communicate or deal with others.

(परस्पर क्रिया करना)

Communicate, Connect, Engage, Cooperate, Relate, Respond, Converse, Meet, Socialize, Deal

Ignore, Disconnect, Avoid, Separate, Isolate, Abstain, Disregard, Neglect, Withdraw, Shun

It is important for children to interact with their peers in school.

Sideline

Verb

To remove someone from active participation or consideration; to put aside, often to pursue a less important role.

(अलग करना)

Exclude, Oust, Discard, Remove, Bench, Isolate, Drop, Reserve, Marginalize, Ignore

Include, Feature, Promote, Engage, Involve, Integrate, Highlight, Center, Appoint

An injury forced the player to sideline their career for six months.

Humanitarian

Adjective

Concerned with or seeking to promote human welfare; a person who promotes human welfare and social reform.

(मानवतावादी)

Altruistic, Charitable, Benevolent, Philanthropic, Compassionate, Kind, Social, Generous, Helpful,

Selfish, Egotistical, Cruel, Uncaring, Merciless, Indifferent, Violent, Hateful, Vengeful

 The organization provides humanitarian aid to areas affected by conflict.

Turbulence

Noun

Violent or unsteady movement of air or water, or some other fluid; a state of conflict or confusion.

(अशांति)

Instability, Disorder, Tumult, Commotion, Agitation, Choppiness, Disorder, Upheaval, Chaos, Conflict

Calm, Peace, Stability, Serenity, Tranquility, Order, Stillness, Harmony, Quiet, Smoothness

The flight experienced severe turbulence during the storm.

Turmoil

Noun

A state of great disturbance, confusion, or uncertainty.

(उथल-पुथल)

Chaos, Disorder, Confusion, Commotion, Upheaval, Disarray, Agitation, Tangle, Mess, Conflict

Peace, Calm, Order, Stability, Tranquility, Serenity, Quiet, Harmony, Arrangement, Stillness

The country was thrown into political turmoil after the unexpected election result.

Unleash

Verb

To release from a leash or restraint; to cause (a powerful force) to be released or become unrestrained.

(खोल देना, बंधन मुक्त करना, मुक्त कर देना, प्रकट करना।)

Release, Free, Unchain, Erupt, Trigger, Launch, Wreak, Vent, Liberate, Emit

Contain, Restrain, Hold, Control, Suppress, Curb, Check, Muzzle, Leash, Constrain

The storm threatened to unleash heavy winds and massive floods.

Constraint

Noun

A limitation or restriction; a restrictive element.

(प्रतिबंध)

Restriction, Limitation, Barrier, Obstacle, Compulsion, Control, Demand, Burden, Curb, Necessity

Freedom, Liberty, Independence, Allowance, Release, Permission, Ease, Opportunity, Latitude, Flexibility

Financial constraints forced the company to cut back on hiring.

Complicate

Verb

To make (something) more difficult or convoluted.

(जटिल बनाना)

Confuse, Entangle, Intricate, Muddle, Obscure, Convolute, Involved, Elaborate, Tangle, Cloud

Resolve

Adding new software might complicate the existing system.

Linger

Verb

To stay in a place longer than necessary because of a reluctance to leave; to remain or persist.

(टिकना)

Remain, Stay, Tarry, Procrastinate, Wait, Persist, Loiter, Dawdle, Delay, Survive

Leave, Depart, Rush, Hurry, Vanish, Retreat, Hasten, Fly, Scuttle, Advance

The scent of smoke continued to linger in the hallway after the fire.

Diplomatic

Adjective

Relating to the management of international relations; having or showing an ability to deal with people in a sensitive and effective way.

(राजनयिक)

Tactful, Sensitive, Prudent, Skillful, Polite, Gracious, Careful, Strategic, Political, Subtle

Tactless, Clumsy, Rude, Undiplomatic, Blundering, Insensitive, Offensive, Direct, Argumentative

She handled the sensitive negotiations with great diplomatic skill.