The Hindu Vocabulary 21 May 2025

Word/Phrase

Part of speech

Meaning

Synonyms

Antonyms

Sentence

Delegation

Noun

A body of delegates or representatives; the act of entrusting a task or responsibility to another person, typically one who is less senior.

(प्रतिनिधिमंडल)

Deputation, Mission, Representatives, Envoy, Committee, Commission, Contingent, Group, Transfer, Assignment

Retention, Centralization, Assumption, Keeping, Monopolization, Absorption, Withdrawal, Seizure, Holding, Individual

The trade delegation arrived in the capital to discuss new agreements.

Strategic

Adjective

Relating to the identification of long-term or overall aims and interests and the means of achieving them; designed or planned to achieve a particular effect.

(रणनीतिक)

Tactical, Planned, Deliberate, Calculated, Intentional, Methodical, Systematic, Prudent, Foresighted, Crucial

Accidental, Haphazard, Random, Unplanned, Unthinking, Spontaneous, Improvised, Aimless, Trivial, Insignificant

The company made a strategic decision to invest in new markets.

Panoramic

Adjective

(Of a view or picture) with a wide and unbroken view of an extensive area.

(मनोरम)

Extensive, Wide, Broad, Sweeping, Grand, Comprehensive, Expansive, Scenic, Far-reaching, All-encompassing

Narrow, Restricted, Limited, Confined, Constricted, Close-up, Detailed, Segmented, Myopic

From the hilltop, we enjoyed a panoramic view of the entire valley.

Flourish

Verb

Of a person, animal, or other living organism) grow or develop in a healthy or vigorous way, especially as the result of a particularly favorable environment; a bold or extravagant gesture or action.

(फलना-फूलना)

Thrive, Prosper, Bloom, Blossom, Grow, Succeed, Progress, Burgeon, Develop

Wither, Decline, Fail, Deteriorate, Fade, Languish, Stagnate, Shrivel, Decay, Diminish

The arts began to flourish during that period.

Fallacy

Noun

A mistaken belief, especially one based on unsound argument; a misleading or false notion.

(मिथ्या धारणा)

Misconception, Error, Delusion, Illusion, Misbelief, Sophism, Paradox, Deception, Untruth, Mistake

Truth, Fact, Reality, Certainty, Verity, Actuality, Accuracy, Correctness, Authenticity, Soundness

The belief that all rich people are happy is a common fallacy.

Reiteration

Noun

The action of repeating something, typically for emphasis or clarity.

(पुनरावृत्ति)

Repetition, Restatement, Duplication, Echo, Recapitulation, Tautology, Playback, Review, Summary, Encore

Originality, Novelty, Innovation, First statement, Introduction, Uniqueness, Newness, Singularity, Departure, Variation

The reiteration of the safety rules was crucial for the new employees.

Rejuvenating

Adjective

Making someone or something look or feel younger, fresher, or more lively.

(कायाकल्प करने वाला)

Refreshing, Revitalizing, Restoring, Renewing, Invigorating, Regenerating, Enlivening, Stimulating, Uplifting

Draining, Exhausting, Tiring, Fatiguing, Debilitating, Aging, Weakening, Depleting, Taxing, Wearing

A long vacation can be incredibly rejuvenating.

Articulate

Verb

Express (an idea or feeling) fluently and coherently; having or showing the ability to speak fluently and coherently.

(स्पष्ट बोलना)

Express, Verbalize, State, Enunciate, Utter, Voice, Eloquent, Fluent, Clear, Coherent

Mumble, Stammer, Stutter, Inarticulate, Unclear, Mute, Silent, Hesitant, Confused, Rambling

She was able to articulate her thoughts very clearly.

Mischief

Noun

Playful misbehavior or trouble-making, especially by children.

(उपद्रव)

Naughtiness, Prank, Trick, Trouble, Devilry, Roistering, Antics, Playfulness, Mayhem, Damage

Good behavior, Obedience, Seriousness, Calmness, Order, Benefit, Advantage, Harmony, Goodness

The children were always getting into some kind of mischief.

Restate

Verb

State (something) again or differently, especially to clarify or emphasize it.

(फिर से कहना)

Rephrase, Reiterate, Repeat, Reaffirm, Summarize, Express differently, Paraphrase, Reiterate

Omit, Withdraw, Conceal, Suppress, Disavow, Contradict, Deny, Retract

Let me restate my argument in simpler terms.

Perception

Noun

The ability to see, hear, or become aware of something through the senses; the way in which something is regarded, understood, or interpreted.

(प्रत्यक्षीकरण)

Awareness, Understanding, Comprehension, Insight, Discernment, Grasp, Apprehension

Ignorance, Misconception, Misunderstanding, Blindness, Unawareness, Inattention, Obliviousness, Apathy

His perception of the situation was quite different from mine.

Inadequate

Adjective

Not good enough or not large enough for a particular purpose.

(अपर्याप्त)

Insufficient, Deficient, Lacking, Meager, Scanty, Limited, Poor, Skimpy, Wanting, Sparse

Adequate, Sufficient, Enough, Ample, Abundant, Plentiful, Copious, Satisfactory, Rich, Profuse

The food supply was inadequate for the growing population.