The Hindu Vocabulary 2 January 2024

Word/Phrase

Part of Speech/Idiom

Meaning

Synonyms

Antonyms

Example

Allegation

Noun

A statement, declaration, or assertion made without concrete proof; a formal accusation.

(आरोप)

Accusation, Assertion, Charge, Claim, Imputation, Indictment, Insinuation, Affirmation, Declaration, Statement

Denial, Refutation, Disavowal, Repudiation, Disclaimer, Rejection, Negation, Contradiction, Disapproval, Discrediting

The politician vehemently denied the allegations of corruption against him.

Exhibit

Verb

To display or show; a public display or demonstration.

(प्रदर्शन)

Display, Present, Showcase, Demonstrate, Feature, Manifest, Show, Expose, Flaunt, Parade

Conceal, Hide, Withhold, Suppress, Cover, Obfuscate, Veil, Bury, Shroud, Camouflage

Artists from around the world will exhibit their work at the gallery.

Consecutive

Adjective

Following one after another in uninterrupted sequence; successive.

(संनिहित)

Successive, Uninterrupted, Sequential, Continuous, Following, Running, Serial, Subsequent, Progressive

Nonconsecutive, Disjointed, Disconnected, Intermittent, Sporadic, Separate, Isolated, Random, Discontinuous, Haphazard

The team won five consecutive championships.

Alliance

Noun

A formal agreement or union between two or more parties for mutual benefit, typically for political or military purposes.

(संधि)

Partnership, Coalition, Union, Confederation, Collaboration, Pact, Treaty, Compact, Accord, Association

Hostility, Enmity, Opposition, Rivalry, Discord, Conflict, Disagreement, Strife, Antagonism, Alienation

The alliance between the two nations strengthened their diplomatic ties.

Foul

Adjective

Offensive to the senses, especially through bad odor; violating the rules in a sport or game.

(बदबूदार)

Offensive, Malodorous, Repugnant, Putrid, Noxious, Rank, Stinky, Unpleasant, Corrupt, Violation

Pleasant, Fresh, Fragrant, Clean, Aromatic, Inoffensive, Decent, Wholesome, Unblemished, Virtuous

The foul smell emanating from the garbage bin was unbearable.

Observance

Noun

The action or practice of following a custom, rule, law, or ritual; the act of watching or noticing.

(पालन)

Compliance, Adherence, Practice, Ceremony, Ritual, Custom, Tradition, Conformity, Attention

Neglect, Violation, Disregard, Noncompliance, Nonobservance, Inattention, Disregard, Ignorance, Carelessness, Irreverence

The annual observance of the religious festival brought the community together.

Diversity

Noun

The state of having different forms, elements, or qualities; variety; the condition of having people who are different races or who have different cultures.

(विविधता)

Variety, Assortment, Heterogeneity, Multiformity, Multiplicity, Range, Array, Mixture, Divergence, Disparity

Uniformity, Homogeneity, Sameness, Conformity, Monotony, Similitude, Consistency, Equality, Identicalness, Standardization

The diversity of flora and fauna in the rainforest is astonishing.

Momentous

Adjective

Of great importance or significance, especially in its bearing on the future.

(महत्वपूर्ण)

Significant, Monumental, Historic, Pivotal, Crucial, Important, Major, Weighty, Memorable, Substantial

Insignificant, Trivial, Unimportant, Minor, Negligible, Ordinary, Common, Inconsequential, Routine

The discovery of a cure for the disease was a momentous achievement in medical history.

Elaborate

Adjective

Involving many carefully arranged parts or details; to explain in greater detail.

(विस्तारित)

Intricate, Detailed, Complex, Complicated, Ornate, Involved, Comprehensive, Thorough, Explanatory, Expanded

Simple, Plain, Basic, Straightforward, Uncomplicated, Minimal, Undeveloped, Concise, Brief, Abridged

The architect presented an elaborate plan for the new building, including intricate design details.

Impact

Noun

The effect or influence of one thing on another; a forceful contact; a powerful impression.

(प्रभाव)

Effect, Influence, Consequence, Impression, Force, Collision, Clout, Significance, Result, Outcome

Irrelevance, Insignificance, Triviality, Negligibility, Unimportance, Ineffectiveness, Indifference, Inconsequence, Impotence, Inefficacy

The new policy had a significant impact on improving employee satisfaction.

Cherish

Verb

To hold or treat as dear; to care for tenderly; to nurture with affection.

(प्रियतम रखना)

Treasure, Adore, Value, Esteem, Appreciate, Prize, Revere, Embrace, Love

Disregard, Neglect, Ignore, Despise, Abandon, Forsake, Disdain, Overlook, Reject, Depreciate

She cherished the old photograph of her grandparents.

Anguish

Noun

Extreme pain, distress, or suffering; intense physical or mental suffering.

(कष्ट)

Agony, Torment, Grief, Woe, Suffering, Misery, Distress, Pain, Affliction, Heartache

Joy, Contentment, Happiness, Delight, Pleasure, Bliss, Elation, Comfort, Relief, Satisfaction

The mother's heart was filled with anguish when her child went missing.