The Hindu Vocabulary 14 December 2025

Word/Phrase

Part of speech

Meaning

Synonyms

Antonyms

Sentence

Outcome

Noun

The way a thing turns out; a consequence.

(परिणाम)

Result, Consequence, Effect, Conclusion, Finale, Aftermath, Repercussion, End, Product, Upshot

Cause, Source, Beginning, Start, Origin, Genesis, Foundation, Root, Commencement, Predecessor

The final outcome of the negotiations was favorable to both sides.

Blatant

Adjective

(Of an action or bad behavior) done openly and unashamedly; obvious.

(ज़ाहिर)

Obvious, Flagrant, Overt, Clear, Unashamed, Undisguised, Naked, Shameless, Transparent, Conspicuous

Subtle, Hidden, Secret, Covert, Inconspicuous, Concealed, Shameful, Discreet, Modest, Furtive

The company showed a blatant disregard for environmental regulations.

Liberty

Noun

The state of being free within society from oppressive restrictions imposed by authority on one's way of life, behavior, or political views; freedom.

(स्वतंत्रता)

Freedom, Independence, Autonomy, Sovereignty, Emancipation, Release, Immunity, Privilege, License, Right

Slavery, Captivity, Bondage, Confinement, Imprisonment, Restraint, Servitude, Subjugation, Control, Detention

The Constitution guarantees every citizen the right to liberty and justice.

Corrosion

Noun

The process of gradually destroying or weakening something by chemical reaction (e.g., rust); deterioration.

(संक्षारण)

Erosion, Oxidation, Deterioration, Rust, Degradation, Decay, Decomposition, Wear, Destruction, Wasting

Protection, Preservation, Restoration, Formation, Growth, Building, Creation, Stability, Improvement, Strengthening

Regular maintenance is necessary to prevent metal corrosion on the bridge.

Justifiably

Adverb

With good reason; rightly; deservedly.

(न्यायसंगत रूप से)

Rightly, Appropriately, Deservedly, Fairly, Legitimately, Reasonably, Warrantedly, Correctly, Properly, Honestly

Unjustifiably, Wrongly, Undeservedly, Unfairly, Illegally, Inappropriately, Baselessly, Mistakenly, Absurdly, Improperly

After months of hard work, she was justifiably proud of her achievement.

Orientation

Noun

The determination of the relative position of something or someone; a person's basic attitude or beliefs; a training course introducing a new situation or environment.

(दिशा निर्धारण)

Direction, Alignment, Positioning, Training, Introduction, Perspective, Viewpoint, Tendency, Bias, Adjustment

Confusion, Disorientation, Disarray, Misdirection, Misalignment, Randomness, Ignorance, Disorder, Deviation

All new employees must attend a mandatory two-day orientation program.

Impunity

Noun

Exemption from punishment or freedom from the injurious consequences of an action.

(दण्ड मुक्ति)

Exemption, Immunity, Freedom, Exception, Dispensation, Privilege, Indemnity, Release, Non-liability, Safety

Punishment, Penalty, Liability, Accountability, Retribution, Justice, Responsibility, Censure, Vengeance, Obligation

Criminal groups often operate with a sense of impunity when law enforcement is weak.

Purveyor

Noun

A person who sells or deals in particular goods; a person who promotes or makes available an idea or service.

(प्रदायक)

Supplier, Vendor, Seller, Dealer, Retailer, Trader, Merchant, Distributor, Promoter, Provider

Buyer, Consumer, Customer, Purchaser, Client, Recipient, User, Seeker, Borrower, Receiver

The company is a leading purveyor of gourmet coffee beans.

Indefinable

Adjective

Impossible to define or specify clearly.

(अवर्णनीय)

Inexpressible, Vague, Mysterious, Elusive, Subtle, Unclear, Abstract, Intangible, Indescribable, Ambiguous

Definable, Clear, Precise, Specific, Tangible, Explicit, Measurable, Obvious, Explainable, Understandable

The atmosphere of the old castle had an indefinable sense of dread.

Inescapable

Adjective

Unable to be avoided or denied.

(जिसे टाला न जा सके)

Unavoidable, Inevitable, Certain, Compulsory, Sure, Bound, Guaranteed, Unquestionable, Permanent, Definite

Avoidable, Optional, Unlikely, Contingent, Doubtful, Escapable, Questionable, Uncertain

The evidence led to the inescapable conclusion that the theory was flawed.

Imminent

Adjective

About to happen; hanging over one's head.

(आने वाला)

Impending, Approaching, Looming, Near, Close, Forthcoming, Expected, Brewing, Immediate, Unavoidable

Distant, Remote, Far, Later, Past, Former, Unlikely, Deferred, Avoidable, Delayed

Observers warned that a major storm was imminent.

Manifold

Adjective

Many and varied; diverse.

(अनेक प्रकार का)

Numerous, Diverse, Various, Multiple, Countless, Multifarious, Varied, Abundant, Complex, Innumerable

Few, Single, Uniform, Simple, Scarce, Similar, Unique, Alike, Identical, Limited

The organization offers manifold benefits to its members, from training to networking.