The Hindu Vocabulary 4 September 2023

Word/Phrase

Part of Speech/Idiom

Meaning

Synonyms

Antonyms

Example

Unite

 Verb

The act of bringing together or joining different individuals, groups, or things into a single, cohesive whole.

(मिलाना)

Combining, Merging, Joining, Connecting, Consolidating, Harmonizing, Integrating, Associating, Fusing, Coalescing

Separating, Dividing, Disjoining, Isolating, Fragmenting, Segregating, Detaching, Dismantling, Disassembling, Disuniting

The project succeeded in uniting people from various backgrounds to work towards a common goal.

Collaborative

 Adjective

The practice of working together with others, typically in a cooperative and mutually beneficial manner.

(सहयोगी)

Cooperative, Joint, Teamwork, Coordinated, Collective, Unified, Conjoint, Synergetic, Mutual, Coactive

Independent, Solo, Isolated, Individualistic, Self-reliant, Unilateral, Disjointed, Competitive, Detached, Uncooperative

The collaborative effort of the team resulted in a successful project completion.

Convener

 Noun

A person who convenes or organizes a meeting or event.

(व्यवस्थापक)

Organizer, Chairperson, Facilitator, Coordinator, Moderator, Arranger, Director, Manager, Chairman, Host.

Disorganizer, Distractor, Disarranger, Saboteur, Opposer, Obstructor, Hinderer, Blocker, Delayer, Nonparticipant.

The convener of the conference ensured that everything ran smoothly and on schedule.

Unveil

 Verb

To reveal or make something known or visible, especially for the first time.

(प्रकट करना)

Reveal, Disclose, Uncover, Expose, Display, Show, Manifest, Exhibit, Release, Present.

Conceal, Hide, Cover, Mask, Shroud, Camouflage, Bury, Wrap, Suppress, Obscure.

The artist will unveil her latest masterpiece at the gallery opening tonight.

Strategy

 Noun

Plan of action designed to achieve a specific goal or objective, typically over a longer period.

(रणनीति)

Plan, Tactic, Approach, Method, Scheme, Blueprint, Game plan, Maneuver, Course of action, Ploy.

Disorder, Chaos, Randomness, Haphazardness, Confusion, Aimlessness, Ineffectiveness, Unplanned, Improvisation, Spontaneity.

The company's marketing strategy helped it gain a competitive edge in the market.

Vision

Noun

The ability to see or the act of seeing; a mental image of what the future could be.

(दृष्टि)

Sight, Eyesight, Perception, View, Observation, Visualization, Imagination, Dream, Prospect, Insight.

Blindness, Obscurity, Invisibility, Blind spot, Fogginess, Darkness, Ignorance, Short-sightedness, Tunnel vision, Ambiguity.

Her vision of a better world inspired her to work tirelessly for social change.

Afoot

 Adjective

In progress or happening; currently underway or in motion.

(प्रारंभ)

Underway, Ongoing, In motion, Happening, In progress, Undergoing, Under development, In the works, Occurring, Advancing.

Dormant, Stagnant, Inactive, At rest, Halted, Motionless, Stopped, Quiescent, Inert, Immobilized.

There are rumors afoot about major changes in the company's leadership.

Stronghold

 Noun

A well-fortified place or position; a place where a particular group, belief, or activity is firmly established.

(किला)

Fortress, Citadel, Bastion, Redoubt, Fortification, Bulwark, Keep, Garrison, Defense, Security.

Weakness, Vulnerability, Insecurity, Instability, Helplessness, Susceptibility, Feebleness, Unprotected, Defenseless, Exposure.

The ancient castle served as a stronghold during times of war.

Instructive

 Adjective

Providing knowledge or information; serving to educate or inform.

(शिक्षाप्रद)

Educational, Informative, Enlightening, Educational, Edifying, Pedagogical, Didactic, Informatory, Teaching.

Uninformative, Uninstructive, Misleading, Confusing, Deceptive, Obscure, Unenlightening, Unedifying, Noneducational, Unhelpful.

The documentary on space exploration was not only visually stunning but also highly instructive.

Appealing

 Adjective

Attractive, pleasing, or engaging, often in a charming or enticing way.

(आकर्षक)

Attractive, Charming, Enticing, Captivating, Alluring, Tempting, Irresistible, Enchanting, Seductive, Winning.

Unattractive, Repulsive, Unappealing, Uninviting, Displeasing, Repugnant, Offensive, Unattractive, Dull, Unenticing.

The beautiful sunset over the ocean was truly appealing, and it left everyone in awe.

Viable

 Adjective

Capable of working successfully; able to survive and grow.

(संविदान्य)

Feasible, Workable, Practicable, Achievable, Possible, Doable, Realistic, Attainable, Manageable, Operable.

Impractical, Unfeasible, Unworkable, Impossible, Unattainable, Unrealistic, Nonviable, Unachievable, Nonpracticable, Unmanageable.

The business plan seemed viable, and investors were eager to fund the project.

Ideological

 Adjective

Relating to or based on a particular set of beliefs, principles, or ideas.

(वैचारिक)

Philosophical, Theoretical, Conceptual, Intellectual, Ethical, Dogmatic, Idealistic, Doctrine-driven, Belief-oriented, Creedal.

Pragmatic, Practical, Realistic, Unideological, Non-theoretical, Non-dogmatic, Empirical, Non-idealistic, Unconventional, Flexible.

The political party's ideological stance on social issues attracted like-minded voters.

Tenacity

 Noun

The quality or state of being persistent, determined, and unyielding in achieving a goal or purpose.

(सदगुण)

Persistence, Determination, Perseverance, Resilience, Grit, Endurance, Steadfastness, Fortitude, Resolve, Doggedness.

Indifference, Inconstancy, Unsteadiness, Surrender, Apathy, Yielding, Timidity, Fragility, Weakness, Quitting.

Her tenacity and determination to overcome obstacles led her to achieve great success in her career.