The Hindu Vocabulary 10 November 2023
2023-11-10
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 10 November 2023 is from the Editorial titled “Reviewing freedom: On the Kerala High Court case and negative reviews of films".
Word/Phrase |
Part of Speech/Idiom |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Malicious |
Adjective |
Intending to do harm or cause injury; characterized by spite or ill will. (दुर्भावनापूर्ण) |
Spiteful, Malevolent, Vindictive, Vicious, Hostile, Nasty, Evil-minded, Mean, Hateful, Venomous |
Benevolent, Kind, Compassionate, Altruistic, Good-natured, Friendly, Amiable, Benevolent, Generous, Sympathetic, Empathetic |
The malicious gossip aimed to tarnish her reputation among her colleagues. |
Genuine |
Adjective |
Authentic, real, and sincere, not fake or counterfeit. (मान्य) |
Authentic, Legitimate, Real, Sincere, True, Honest, Pure, Valid, Original, Actual |
Fake, Counterfeit, False, Sham, Phony, Bogus, Artificial, Insincere, Fraudulent, Spurious |
Her genuine concern for others made her a trustworthy friend. |
Influencer |
Noun |
A person or entity with the ability to influence the opinions, behaviors, or decisions of others, especially within a specific niche or industry. (प्रभावक) |
Opinion leader, Trendsetter, Authority, Luminary, Celebrity, Thought leader, Maven, Role model, Guru, Mentor |
Follower, Non-influencer, Ignorer, Disregarder, Conformist, Subordinate, Uninfluenced, Unaffected, Unswayed, Uninformed |
The influencer's recommendation led to a significant increase in product sales. |
Extort |
Verb |
To obtain something, often money, through force, threats, or abuse of power. (जबरदस्ती हथियाना) |
Coerce, Blackmail, Demand, Extract, Squeeze, Wring, Force, Obtain by force, Wrest, Rack |
Offer, Give, Donate, Offer willingly, Grant, Surrender, Donate, Bestow, Contribute, Volunteer |
The gang attempted to extort money from the shop owner in exchange for protection. |
Interlocutory |
Adjective |
Relating to, or given during an intermediate stage of a legal process or a conversation between parties. (अंतर्कथनीय) |
Intermediate, Provisional, Temporary, Interim, Provisionary, Transitional, Preliminary, Interposing, Intervening, Interim |
Final, Conclusive, Ultimate, Definitive, Conclusive, Settled, Finished, Definite, Lasting, Conclusive |
The court issued an interlocutory injunction until a final decision was made in the case. |
Scrupulously |
Adverb |
Diligently and meticulously, with great attention to detail and strict moral principles. (ईमानदारी से) |
Meticulously, Carefully, Diligently, Conscientiously, Thoroughly, Attentively, Rigorously, Assiduously, Painstakingly, Circumspectly |
Carelessly, Sloppily, Negligently, Heedlessly, Inattentively, Slapdash, Incautiously, Hastily, Incautiously, Thoughtlessly |
She scrupulously reviewed the contract before signing it.
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Apparent |
Adverb |
Obvious, easily seen or understood, seeming or appearing to be true without being necessarily so. (स्पष्ट) |
Clear, Evident, Obvious, Clear-cut, Visible, Manifest, Plain, Patent, Transparent, Distinct |
Hidden, Concealed, Obscure, Unapparent, Unclear, Ambiguous, Unseen, Unnoticeable, Veiled, Hidden |
Her frustration was apparent from the tone of her voice. |
Pendency |
Noun |
The state of something being unresolved, especially legal matters awaiting a decision or settlement. (शेषता) |
Pending, Unsettled, Unresolved, Unfinished, Pending, Undecided, Unconcluded, Incomplete, Hanging, Unsettled |
Resolved, Concluded, Settled, Finished, Decided, Completed, Finalized, Settled, Closed, Concluded |
The pendency of the case caused anxiety among the parties involved. |
Deliberate |
Adjective |
Done consciously and intentionally; carefully thought out or planned in advance. (सोच-समझकर) |
Intentional, Purposeful, Calculated, Planned, Pre-meditated, Considered, Designed, Intended, Willful, Premeditated |
Accidental, Unintentional, Unplanned, Unintended, Inadvertent, Unconscious, Impulsive, Unpremeditated, Unstudied, Unpurposed |
The team made a deliberate effort to address the issues raised by the customers. |
Unbridle |
Verb |
To release from or as if from a bridle; to free from restraint or control. (बांध छोड़ना) |
Free, Release, Liberate, Unleash, Unshackle, Unleash, Unfetter, Untie, Unchain, Let loose |
Restrain, Confine, Bridle, Control, Confine, Restrain, Hold, Tie up, Bind, Harness |
He needed to unbridle his creativity to explore new ideas for the project. |
Verdict |
Noun |
A formal decision made by a judge or jury in a court case or a judgment or opinion. (फैसला) |
Judgment, Decision, Ruling, Conclusion, Determination, Decision, Pronouncement, Finding, Ruling, Judgment |
Indecision, Question, Doubt, Ambiguity, Uncertainty, Hesitation, Speculation, Questioning, Ambivalence, Unclear |
The jury reached a unanimous verdict of "not guilty" in the case. |
Analyse |
Verb |
To examine something methodically by separating it into parts for closer inspection and understanding. (विश्लेषण) |
Examine, Study, Inspect, Investigate, Scrutinize, Review, Explore, Probe, Break down, Evaluate |
Accept, Ignore, Neglect, Overlook, Disregard, Glance, Neglect, Ignore, Overlook, Dismiss |
The team will analyze the data before drawing any conclusions. |
Aspect |
Noun |
A particular part or feature of something, a specific way in which something may be considered. (पहलू) |
Feature, Facet, Perspective, Angle, View, Dimension, Attribute, Element, Characteristic, Part |
Whole, Entirety, Totality, Entire, Complete, All, Fullness, Aggregated, Entirety, Totality |
The financial aspect of the plan needed further examination. |