The Hindu Vocabulary 11 May 2026

Word/Phrase

Part of speech

Meaning

Synonyms

Antonyms

Sentence

Viable

Adjective

Capable of working successfully; feasible.

(व्यवहार्य)

Feasible, Workable, Possible, Practical, Usable, Sustainable, Executable, Achievable, Functional, Valid

Impossible, Unfeasible, Impractical, Unworkable, Hopeless, Futile, Worthless, Unattainable, Failing, Dead

The committee is looking for a viable solution to the traffic problem.

Ideologically

Adverb

In a way that relates to a system of ideas and ideals.

(वैचारिक रूप से)

Philosophically, Theoretically, Intellectually, Conceptually, Doctrinally, Dogmatically, Mentally, Spiritually, Convictionally, Analytically

Practically, Pragmatically, Factually, Empirically, Materially, Physically, Personally, Randomly, Neutrally, Realistically

The two parties are ideologically opposed on the issue of taxation.

Align

Verb

Place or arrange in a straight line; to bring into agreement.

(कतार में लाना)

Arrange, Line, Straighten, Coordinate, Regulate, Adjust, Match, Standardize, Group, Order

Disorganize, Disorder, Mess, Scatter, Twist, Diverge, Disagree, Displace, Separate, Skew

You need to align the text with the left margin of the page.

Coalition

Noun

A temporary alliance of distinct parties, persons, or states for joint action.

(गठबंधन)

Alliance, Union, Partnership, Federation, League, Bloc, Combination, Affiliation, Consortium, Fusion

Division, Separation, Disconnection, Individual, Isolation, Rivalry, Conflict, Dissociation, Split, Breach

The various environmental groups formed a coalition to fight the new law.

Immoral

Adjective

Not conforming to accepted standards of morality.

(अनैतिक)

Wicked, Unethical, Corrupt, Sinful, Bad, Dishonest, Wrong, Evil, Foul, Degenerate

Moral, Ethical, Good, Honest, Virtuous, Right, Decent, Pure, Noble, Chaste

Many people believe that cheating in exams is strictly immoral.

Farcical

Adjective

Relating to or resembling a farce, especially because of absurd aspects.

(प्रहसनपूर्ण)

Ridiculous, Absurd, Ludicrous, Preposterous, Laughable, Nonsensical, Comical, Silly, Foolish, Grotesque

Serious, Solemn, Grave, Sensible, Logical, Reasonable, Sad, Tragic, Formal, Dignified

The trial was a farcical display of injustice.

Alliance

Noun

A union or association formed for mutual benefit.

(संधि)

Compact, Treaty, Pact, Accord, Bond, Agreement, Relationship, Connection, Link, Teamwork

Hostility, Enmity, Antagonism, Opposition, Estrangement, Discord, Divorce, Breakup, Conflict, War

The two nations signed a military alliance to ensure regional security.

Opportunistically

Adverb

Taking advantage of opportunities as they arise, often without regard for principles.

(अवसरवादी ढंग से)

Shrewdly, Calculatingly, Tactically, Strategically, Cleverly, Slyly, Craftily, Promptly, Greedy

Principled, Honestly, Fairly, Unselfishly, Ethically, Generously, Sincerely, Consistently, Faithfully, Loyally

He acted opportunistically to gain a promotion while his boss was away.

Ambivalence

Noun

The state of having mixed feelings or contradictory ideas about something.

(दुविधा)

Hesitation, Doubt, Uncertainty, Indecision, Conflict, Vacillation, Confusion, Irresolution, Dilemma, Wavering

Certainty, Decisiveness, Conviction, Clarity, Determination, Resoluteness, Agreement, Sureness, Confidence

She felt a certain ambivalence about accepting the new job offer.

Jeopardise

Verb

To put someone or something into a situation in which there is a danger of loss, harm, or failure.

(खतरे में डालना)

Endanger, Risk, Threaten, Gamble, Hazard, Compromise, Menace, Imperil, Stake, Venture

Protect, Save, Guard, Shield, Secure, Defend, Preserve, Assist, Help, Comfort

One mistake could jeopardise the entire mission.

Incumbent

Adjective

Necessary for someone as a duty or responsibility; the holder of an office.

(पदधारी)

Mandatory, Obligatory, Necessary, Required, Compulsory, Binding, Current, Existing, Present, Occupant

Optional, Unnecessary, Voluntary, Past, Future, Candidate, Challenger, Discretionary, Extraneous

It is incumbent upon us to help those in need.

Stewardship

Noun

The job of supervising or taking care of something, such as an organization or property.

(देख-रेख)

Management, Supervision, Oversight, Care, Guidance, Administration, Custodianship, Governance, Protection, Charge

Neglect, Mismanagement, Carelessness, Abandonment, Destruction, Damage, Waste, Ignorance, Disregard

Environmental stewardship is essential for the future of our planet.