The Hindu Vocabulary 24 March 2025
2025-03-24
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 24 March 2025 is from the Editorial titled “Navigating differences: On India-New Zealand ties”.
Word/Phrase |
Part of speech |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Sentence |
Navigate |
Verb |
To find a way or direction to move through or deal with something (मार्गदर्शन करना) |
Steer, Direct, Guide, Maneuver, Traverse, Pilot, Travel, Handle, Operate, Chart |
Misguide, Wander, Stumble, Struggle, Disorient, Confuse, Drift, Stray, Flounder, Hesitate |
He managed to navigate through the tough questions in the interview. |
Collaboration |
Noun |
The action of working together with someone to produce or create something (सहयोग) |
Cooperation, Partnership, Teamwork, Alliance, Union, Association, Coordination, Joint effort, Synergy, Affiliation |
Separation, Isolation, Disagreement, Division, Conflict, Disunity, Rivalry, Opposition, Independence, Competition |
The project was completed successfully due to close collaboration between the teams. |
Consideration |
Noun |
Careful thought, typically over a period of time (विचार) |
Thought, Attention, Reflection, Concern, Deliberation, Regard, Evaluation, Study, Analysis, Mindfulness |
Neglect, Disregard, Indifference, Ignorance, Disrespect, Insensitivity, Inattention, Rejection, Omission, Carelessness |
Your feelings will be taken into consideration. |
Protectionism |
Noun |
The practice of shielding a country's domestic industries from foreign competition by taxing imports. (संरक्षणवाद) |
Trade barrier, Economic nationalism, Tariff policy, Import restriction, Quota system, Economic isolation, Domestic protection, Safeguarding, National interest, Regulation |
Free trade, Globalization, Liberalization, Deregulation, Open market, Competition, Integration, Market economy, Outsourcing, Capitalism |
Protectionism may harm international trade relationships. |
Resilient |
Adjective |
Able to recover quickly from difficulties (कठिनाइयों से उबरने वाला) |
Strong, Tough, Flexible, Hardy, Adaptable, Elastic, Buoyant, Durable, Robust, Recoverable |
Fragile, Weak, Vulnerable, Rigid, Inflexible, Brittle, Stiff, Sensitive |
Children are often more resilient than adults. |
Disparity |
Noun |
A great difference. (असमानता) |
Inequality, Gap, Difference, Imbalance, Variation, Distinction, Dissimilarity, Inconsistency, Contrast |
Equality, Similarity, Uniformity, Sameness, Parity, Balance, Agreement, Correspondence, Consistency, Fairness |
The economic disparity between regions is growing. |
Modest |
Adjective |
Not large in size or amount; humble (साधारण) |
Humble, Simple, Moderate, Meek, Reserved, Plain, Courteous, Shy, Polite, Unpretentious |
Arrogant, Boastful, Proud, Extravagant, Lavish, Flashy, Conceited, Grand, Showy, Pretentious |
He lives in a modest home in the countryside. |
Strategic |
Adjective |
Planned carefully to achieve a specific goal. (रणनीतिक) |
Tactical, Planned, Calculated, Deliberate, Purposeful, Intentional, Coordinated, Clever |
Aimless, Unplanned, Random, Spontaneous, Haphazard, Thoughtless, Uncoordinated, Clumsy, Disorganized |
She played a strategic role in the company’s expansion. |
Legitimate |
Adjective |
Conforming to the law or rules; justified. (वैध) |
Legal, Lawful, Valid, Justified, Proper, Authentic, Fair, Genuine, Permitted, Authorized |
Illegal, Unlawful, Illegitimate, Unjust, Dishonest, Unethical, Invalid, Banned, Fake, Unauthorized |
He has a legitimate reason for his absence. |
Overshadow |
Verb |
To appear more important or significant than. (महत्व को कम करना) |
Eclipse, Diminish, Outshine, Dwarf, Dominate, Obscure, Overpower, Surpass |
Highlight, Emphasize, Illuminate, Glorify, Praise, Celebrate, Show off, Draw attention, Spotlight, Accentuate |
Her achievement was overshadowed by the controversy. |
Diplomatic |
Adjective |
Skilled in dealing with sensitive matters or people. (कूटनीतिक) |
Tactful, Polite, Discreet, Political, Courteous, Negotiable, Clever, Strategic, Respectful, Subtle |
Tactless, Rude, Harsh, Insensitive, Inconsiderate, Blunt, Abrasive, Uncivil, Unkind, Undiplomatic |
She handled the issue in a very diplomatic manner. |
Commitment |
Noun |
The state or quality of being dedicated to a cause. (प्रतिबद्धता) |
Dedication, Devotion, Loyalty, Obligation, Promise, Pledge, Faithfulness, Engagement, Assurance, Responsibility |
Indifference, Neglect, Disloyalty, Irresponsibility, Betrayal, Detachment, Disinterest, Inconsistency, Hesitation |
His commitment to the team is admirable. |