The Hindu Vocabulary 6 June 2024

Word/Phrase

Part of Speech/Idiom

Meaning

Synonyms

Antonyms

Example

Inclusive

Adjective

Including or encompassing all or most people; welcoming to all

(सभी को शामिल करने वाला)

Comprehensive, All-embracing, Universal, Open, Accepting, Welcoming, Integrative, Unifying, Participatory, Equitable

Exclusive, Discriminatory, Selective, Segregated, Restrictive, Limited, Narrow, Partial, Prejudiced, Biased

The school has an inclusive playground designed for children of all abilities.

Unambiguous

Adjective

Leaving no room for misunderstanding; clear and definite

(स्पष्ट)

Clear, Precise, Explicit, Direct, Straightforward, Unequivocal, Definite, Concise, Well-defined, Articulate

Ambiguous, Unclear, Vague, Obscure, Cryptic, Enigmatic, Equivocal, Indefinite, Uncertain, Doubtful

The instructions were unambiguous, leaving no room for error.

Reiteration

Noun

The act of repeating something.

(पुनरावृत्ति)

Repetition, Restatement, Reiteration, Re Emphasis, Reaffirmation, Reconfirmation, Resaying, Echoing, Redundancy, Duplication

Omission, Exclusion, One-Time Mention, Brevity, Conciseness, Singularity, Uniqueness, Novelty, Freshness, Originality

The speaker's constant reiteration of the same point became tiresome.

Conciliatory

Adjective

Tending to reconcile differences; peaceful.

(मेल-मिलाप को बढ़ावा देने वाला)

Conciliatory, Peaceable, Amicable, Friendly, Harmonious, Cooperative, Collaborative, Unifying, Appeasing, Placating

Confrontational, Belligerent, Aggressive, Hostile, Antagonistic, Inflammatory, Provocative, Incendiary, Provoking, Combative

The politician used conciliatory language to calm the angry crowd.

Confrontational

Adjective

Creating or characterized by conflict.

(टकराव पैदा करने वाला)

Confrontational, Belligerent, Aggressive, Hostile, Antagonistic, Inflammatory, Provocative, Incendiary, Provoking, Combative

Conciliatory, Peaceable, Amicable, Friendly, Harmonious, Supportive, Cooperative, Unifying, Appeasing, Placating

The interview took a confrontational turn when the guest challenged the host's statements.

Aspiration

Noun

A strong desire to achieve something.

(महत्वाकांक्षा)

Aspiration, Ambition, Goal, Aim, Objective, Dream, Desire, Hope, Yearning, Longing

Apathy, Indifference, Resignation, Contentment, Complacency, Stagnation, Mediocrity, Pessimism, Cynicism, Disillusionment

Her aspiration was to become a doctor and help people in need.

Reorient

Verb

To change the direction or focus of something.

(पुनर्गठित करना)

Redirect, Refocus, Realign, Reposition, Restructure, Reorganize, Recalibrate, Adjust, Modify

Maintain, Preserve, Continue, Perpetuate, Adhere, Cleave, Stick To, Uphold, Sustain, Fixate

The company had to reorient its marketing strategy to target a younger audience.

Resist

Verb

To oppose something by force or argument.

(विरोध करना)

Resist, Oppose, Defy, Challenge, Contest, Fight, Combat, Counteract, Thwart, Obstruct

Submit, Yield, Surrender, Ac acquiesce, Comply, Concede, Succumb, Accept, Embrace, Endorse

The protestors continued to resist the new regulations.

Steadfast

Adjective

Firmly fixed in place; unwavering in purpose.

(दृढ़)

Resolute, Determined, Unwavering, Committed, Dedicated, Devoted, Loyal, Constant, Unwavering

Fickle, Changeable, Inconstant, Vacillating, Wavering, Irresolute, Indecisive, Uncertain, Doubtful, Hesitant

The soldier remained steadfast at his post despite the heavy gunfire.

Clamour

Noun

A loud and confused noise

(कोलाहल)

Clamour, Uproar, Hubbub, Din, Racket, Pandemonium, Cacophony, Outcry, Protest, Vociferation

Silence, Stillness, Quietude, Peace, Tranquility, Calmness, Serenity, Composure, Docility, Submissiveness

The crowd's clamour grew louder as they demanded to see the manager.