The Hindu Vocabulary 4 March 2025
2025-03-04
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 4 March 2025 is from the Editorial titled “Toon trouble: on Vikatan cartoon, I&B Ministry’s move”.
Word/Phrase |
Part of speech |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Sentence |
Sparingly |
Adverb |
In a restricted or limited manner. (संयमपूर्वक) |
Moderately, Economically, Frugally, Meagerly, Prudently, Carefully, Scarcely, Cautiously, Slightly, Minimally |
Lavishly, Abundantly, Generously, Freely, Extravagantly, Unrestrainedly, Plentifully, Liberally, Uncontrollably |
Use water sparingly during the summer months. |
Unwarranted |
Adjective |
Not justified or necessary. (अवांछित) |
Unjustified, Baseless, Unnecessary, Groundless, Inappropriate, Uncalled-for, Unreasonable, Undue, Excessive, Unfair |
Justified, Warranted, Reasonable, Necessary, Fair, Appropriate, Legitimate, Valid, Acceptable, Rational |
His criticism was completely unwarranted. |
Defend |
Verb |
To protect from harm or attack. (रक्षा करना) |
Protect, Guard, Shield, Justify, Support, Safeguard, Uphold, Advocate, Maintain, Secure |
Attack, Surrender, Yield, Assault, Offend, Harm, Betray, Criticize, Undermine, Weaken |
The lawyer will defend his client in court. |
Expression |
Noun |
The process of making thoughts or feelings known. (अभिव्यक्ति) |
Statement, Articulation, Manifestation, Communication, Declaration, Phrase, Representation, Display |
Silence, Suppression, Concealment, Repression, Inhibition, Muteness, Reserve, Reticence, Withholding |
Poetry is a beautiful form of expression. |
Trenchant |
Adjective |
Sharp, forceful, and effective. (प्रभावशाली) |
Sharp, Cutting, Keen, Incisive, Forceful, Effective, Penetrating, Powerful, Insightful |
Weak, Dull, Feeble, Ineffective, Soft, Vague, Gentle, Blunt, Subtle |
His trenchant remarks left a lasting impact. |
Apparent |
Adjective |
Easily seen or understood. (स्पष्ट) |
Clear, Evident, Obvious, Visible, Noticeable, Plain, Distinct, Recognizable, Manifest |
Hidden, Obscure, Unclear, Uncertain, Invisible, Concealed, Ambiguous, Unnoticeable |
His excitement was apparent to everyone in the room. |
Depict |
Verb |
To represent or describe something. (चित्रित करना) |
Portray, Illustrate, Describe, Represent, Show, Paint, Exhibit, Display, Sketch |
Misrepresent, Distort, Conceal, Hide, Suppress, Obscure, Confuse, Blur, Misdirect, Camouflage |
The painting depicts a beautiful sunset. |
Immigrant |
Noun |
A person who moves to another country to live permanently. (प्रवासी) |
Migrant, Expatriate, Refugee, Foreigner, Newcomer, Alien, Asylum-seeker, Emigrant |
Native, Citizen, Local, National, Indigenous, Original, Resident, Forebear |
The country welcomed thousands of immigrants last year. |
Deference |
Noun |
Respect and consideration for others. (सम्मान)
|
Respect, Reverence, Honor, Courtesy, Esteem, Admiration, Obedience, Consideration |
Disrespect, Contempt, Rudeness, Disregard, Defiance, Insolence, Neglect, Arrogance, Disdain, Irreverence |
He showed deference to his elders. |
Untenable |
Adjective |
Unable to be defended or maintained. (असमर्थनीय) |
Indefensible, Weak, Flawed, Unsound, Baseless, Illogical, Unreasonable, Unstable, Unconvincing |
Tenable, Defensible, Justifiable, Reasonable, Valid, Acceptable, Logical, Sustainable |
His argument was completely untenable. |
Cognisable |
Adjective |
Capable of being recognized or known. (संज्ञेय) |
Recognizable, Identifiable, Perceptible, Discernible, Notable, Distinct, Observable, Understandable, Apparent |
Unrecognizable, Incomprehensible, Ambiguous, Vague, Hidden, Obscure, Uncertain, Mysterious, Indiscernible, Unintelligible |
The crime was cognisable under the law. |
Unleash |
Verb |
To release or set free something powerful. (मुक्त करना) |
Release, Free, Let loose, Discharge, Trigger, Loosen, Liberate, Set free, Unbind, Unfetter |
Restrain, Suppress, Contain, Control, Limit, Hold, Inhibit, Restrict, Subdue, Constrain |
The storm unleashed its fury on the coastal towns. |