The Hindu Vocabulary 24 July 2024

Word/Phrase

Part of Speech/Idiom

Meaning

Synonyms

Antonyms

Example

Assassinate

Verb

To murder a prominent person by sudden or secret attack, often for political reasons

(हत्या करना)

Murder, Kill, Slay, Eliminate, Execute, Terminate, Liquidate, Dispatch, Neutralize, Butcher

Protect, Save, Defend, Guard, Shield, Preserve, Safeguard, Aid, Support, Secure

The infamous attempt to assassinate the president shook the nation.

Rally

Verb

To come together again in order to continue fighting after a defeat or dispersion

(रैली करना)

Assemble, Gather, Unite, Converge, Regroup, Collect, Muster, Mobilize, Convene, Organize

Disperse, Separate, Scatter, Disband, Divide, Split, Disintegrate, Isolate, Alienate, Abandon

The supporters rallied behind their candidate during the election campaign.

Inextricably

Adverb

In a way that is impossible to disentangle or separate

(अविच्छेद्य रूप से)

Indivisibly, Inseparably, Unbreakably, Completely, Totally, Intrinsically, Essentially, Fundamentally, Permanently, Eternally

Separately, Individually, Unconnectedly, Independently, Distinctly, Discretely, Apart, Loosely, Unrelatedly, Differently

Their fates were inextricably linked by the events of that day.

Partisan

Noun

A strong supporter of a party, cause, or person

(पक्षपाती)

Supporter, Follower, Adherent, Advocate, Devotee, Champion, Backer, Loyalist, Enthusiast, Fan

Neutral, Impartial, Unbiased, Nonpartisan, Objective, Fair, Disinterested, Detached, Equitable, Indifferent

He is a partisan of the conservative party.

Tumultuous

Adjective

Making a loud, confused noise; uproarious

(उथल-पुथल भरा)

Noisy, Loud, Uproarious, Turbulent, Chaotic, Boisterous, Riotous, Rowdy, Stormy, Disruptive

Calm, Peaceful, Quiet, Serene, Tranquil, Orderly, Still, Placid, Silent, Smooth

The crowd gave a tumultuous applause.

Audacious

Adjective

Showing a willingness to take surprisingly bold risks

(साहसी)

Bold, Daring, Brave, Fearless, Intrepid, Reckless, Adventurous, Courageous, Valiant, Heroic

Timid, Cautious, Cowardly, Fearful, Meek, Shy, Apprehensive, Reserved, Nervous, Submissive

His audacious plan shocked everyone.

Redress

Noun

Remedy or compensation for a wrong or grievance

(सुधार)

Remedy, Reparation, Compensation, Amends, Recompense, Restitution, Atonement, Rectification, Corrective, Relief

Harm, Damage, Hurt, Injury, Aggravation, Suffering, Injustice, Infliction, Distress, Worsen

The victims sought redress for the damages incurred.

Ideological

Adjective

Based on or relating to a system of ideas and ideals, especially concerning economic or political theory and policy

(विचारधारात्मक)

Theoretical, Doctrinal, Philosophical, Conceptual, Dogmatic, Abstract, Visionary, Ideative, Principled, Normative

Practical, Pragmatic, Realistic, Empirical, Utilitarian, Experimental, Objective, Functional, Tangible, Operational

The conflict was deeply ideological in nature.

Polarisation

Noun

Division into two sharply contrasting groups or sets of opinions or beliefs

(ध्रुवीकरण)

Division, Separation, Dichotomy, Split, Parting, Segregation, Schism, Divergence, Opposition, Conflict

Unification, Integration, Harmony, Consensus, Accord, Convergence, Union, Reconciliation, Cohesion, Concord

Political polarisation has increased significantly in recent years.

Nominee

Noun

A person who is proposed or formally entered as a candidate for an office or as the recipient of a grant or award

(उम्मीदवार)

Candidate, Applicant, Contender, Aspirant, Prospective, Selectee, Designate, Choice, Possibility, Hopeful

Opponent, Challenger, Rival, Contender, Adversary, Foe, Competitor, Contestant, Antagonist, Enemy

She was selected as the nominee for the prestigious award.