The Hindu Vocabulary 11 February 2024
2024-02-11
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 11 February 2024 is from the Editorial titled “Prudence prevails: On keeping monetary policy disinflationary".
Word/Phrase |
Part of Speech/Idiom |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Prudence |
Noun |
The ability to make sound judgments and decisions (सावधानी) |
Caution, Circumspection, Wisdom, Discretion, Foresight, Judiciousness |
Impulsiveness, Recklessness, Indiscretion, Thoughtlessness |
Exercising prudence, she carefully reviewed the contract before signing it to ensure all terms were favorable. |
Prevail |
Adjective |
To prove more powerful or superior (प्रबल रहना) |
Succeed, Triumph, Dominate, Overcome, Endure, Prevail upon |
Fail, Succumb, Yield, Surrender, Give in |
Despite facing challenges, determination and teamwork allowed them to prevail in the competition. |
Persist |
Noun |
To endure or persevere. (दृढ़ रहना) |
Continue, Persevere, Endure, Persist in, Carry on, Maintain |
Cease, Give up, Abandon, Discontinue, Surrender |
She decided to persist in her efforts to master the new skill, practicing diligently every day. |
Unambiguous |
Adjective |
Clear and not open to interpretation (स्पष्ट) |
Clear, Explicit, Unequivocal, Unmistakable, Definite, Straightforward |
Ambiguous, Vague, Unclear, Uncertain, Confusing |
The instructions provided by the teacher were unambiguous, ensuring that all students understood the task clearly. |
Interrupt |
Adjective |
To disturb or hinder a process or activity. (बाधित करना) |
Disturb, Break in, Interject, Obstruct, Disrupt, Intervene |
Allow, Permit, Facilitate, Encourage, Support |
Please avoid interrupting during the meeting to ensure a smooth and productive discussion. |
Tangible |
Noun |
Perceptible by touch (स्पर्शजन्य) |
Touchable, Palpable, Perceptible, Concrete, Real, Evident |
Intangible, Abstract, Immaterial, Insubstantial, Unreal |
The success of the project was tangible, demonstrated by the increase in sales and customer satisfaction. |
Ease |
Noun |
Freedom from difficulty or effort (सुख) |
Comfort, Relaxation, Simplicity, Tranquility, Convenience, Alleviate |
Difficulty, Hardship, Discomfort, Struggle, Complication |
The new software update was designed to ease the user experience, making navigation and tasks more straightforward. |
Rebounce |
Verb |
The act of bouncing back, recovering, or returning to a previous state. (पुनर्प्रतिबंध) |
Bounce Back, Recover, Revive, Regenerate, Resurge. |
Decline, Diminish, Deteriorate, Weaken, Falter. |
After a period of economic downturn, the market began to rebound, showing signs of recovery and growth. |
Assertion |
Noun |
A confident and forceful statement or declaration (प्रतिज्ञान) |
Affirmation, Declaration, Proclamation, Statement, Avowal, Pronouncement |
Denial, Contradiction, Negation, Disclaimer, Disavowal |
His assertion of innocence was met with skepticism, as the evidence against him was compelling. |
Substantial |
Noun |
Refer to being strong and robust. (पर्याप्त/ दृढ़) |
Significant, Considerable, Substantial, Considerable, Ample, Substantial |
Insignificant, Trivial, Negligible, Meager, Paltry |
The company reported a substantial increase in profits this quarter, showcasing its growth and success in the market. |
Steadfast |
Noun |
Loyal and committed in attitude (स्थिर) |
Resolute, Unwavering, Determined, Committed, Loyal, Steadfast |
Unsteady, Wavering, Fickle, Unreliable, Disloyal |
Despite facing numerous challenges, she remained steadfast in her commitment to completing the project on time. |