The Hindu Vocabulary 10 October 2022
2022-10-10
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 10 October 2022 is from the Editorial titled ‘Peace, Prize, politics: On 2022 Peace Nobel.’ This article was based on Nobel Peace Prize 2022.
Word/Phrase |
Part of Speech/Idiom |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Strengthen |
Verb |
Make or become stronger. (मजबूत बनाना) |
Enhance, Encourage, Restore, Toughen, Uphold |
Discourage, Dishearten, Dissuade, Fail |
Support from regional parties has strengthened our campaign. |
Liberty |
Noun |
Freedom from arbitrary control. Freedom from foreign rule. Freedom from control or restrictions. Freedom from captivity. (स्वतंत्रता/ स्वाधीनता/ बेतकल्लुफ़ी) |
Autarchy, Authorization, Autonomy, Birthright, Franchise, Immunity, Independence, Decision, Leave, Liberation |
Denial, Dependence, Hold, Prohibition, Refusal, Responsibility, Veto, Arrest, Imprisonment, Work |
Some people choose money over liberty and regret it later on. |
Redoubtable |
Noun |
Worthy of respect as well as feared. (बढाया हुआ/ बढाने योग्य) |
Awesome, Brave, Alarming, Dire |
Calming, Comforting, Reassuring, Relaxing |
Winston Churchill had a redoubtable personality. |
Accountability |
Noun |
The fact or condition of being accountable; responsibility. (जवाबदेही) |
Responsibility, Liability, Answerability, Reporting, Obedience |
- |
The accountability for this incident will be decided by the Court. |
Authoritarianism |
Verb |
The idea of believing that the people with power, especially the state have the power to control other people's actions. (अधिनायकवाद) |
Autocracy, Despotism |
Democracy |
There have been revolts against authoritarianism all across the globe. |
Perpetrator |
Noun |
A person who carries out a harmful, illegal, or immoral act. (अपराधी) |
Offender, Villain, Delinquent, Culprit |
Noble, Lofty, Beneficent, Benevolent |
The perpetrators will be given suitable punishment by the court. |
Allege |
Verb |
To assert without proof To assert to be true, especially in a formal manner, as in court (महासंघ) |
Testify, Affirm, Avouch, Charge, Cite |
Deny, Dissent, Protest, Disagree |
Raj alleged Suresh of corruption charges. |
Wrath |
Noun |
Extreme anger. (क्रोध) |
Anger, Rage, Annoyance, Fear, Outrage, Pique |
Pleasure, Glee, Rapture, Joy, Delight |
There is wrath among the public against the country’s monarchy. |
Regime |
Noun |
A system of government. A government in power. A set of rules about food or exercise that some people follow to stay healthy. (प्रशासन) |
Administration, Establishment, Government, Management |
- |
People are hoping for a change of regime in the next elections. |
Disband |
Verb |
To break up. To dissolve (को भंग कर दिया) |
Disperse, Demobilize, Destroy, Scatter |
Assemble, Unite, Join, Band |
After the chairman’s death, the organization disbanded. |
Seizure |
Noun |
The act of seizing. The process of taking possession of something by legal process. A sudden attack by some disease. (जब्ती/ अभिग्रहण/ आक्रमण/ संग्रहण) |
Breakdown, Convulsion, Illness, Fit, Stroke, Abduction, Arrest, Confiscation |
Liberation, Release |
He asked for a judicial warrant if the police want a search and seizure of his property. |
Prominence |
Noun |
The state of being important or famous. (प्रमुखता) |
Eminence, Fame, Greatness, Importance, Reputation |
Insignificance, Inferiority, Unimportance, Depression |
He came to prominence only after his performance in the World Cup. |
Atrocity |
Noun |
A situation or act of shocking cruelty. (क्रूरता) |
Barbarity, Horror, Dreadfulness, Frightfulness |
Kindness, Pleasantness, Agreeableness, Delightfulness |
In a warlike situation, the common public faces many atrocities. |