The Hindu Vocabulary 9 June 2026
2026-06-09
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial June 09, 2026 is from the Editorial title “Unity in diversity: On the INDIA bloc meeting”.
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Word/Phrase |
Part of speech |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Sentence |
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Diversity |
Noun |
The state of having variety or differences. (विविधता) |
Variety, Difference, Multiplicity, Heterogeneity, Assortment, Range, Mixture, Diversification, Contrast |
Uniformity, Sameness, Homogeneity, Similarity, Consistency, Identity, Monotony, Equality, Regularity |
India's diversity is one of its greatest strengths. |
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Chaos |
Noun |
A state of complete disorder and confusion. (अराजकता) |
Disorder, Confusion, Turmoil, Anarchy, Mayhem, Bedlam, Pandemonium, Disarray, Upheaval |
Order, Harmony, Organization, Stability, Peace, Control, Structure, Balance, |
The sudden storm caused chaos in the city. |
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Bloc |
Noun |
A group of countries, parties, or people united for a common purpose. (गुट, समूह) |
Group, Coalition, Alliance, Union, Federation, League, Association, Partnership, Front |
Individual, Separation, Division, Isolation, Disunity, Independence, Rivalry, Opposition, Fragmentation |
Several nations formed a bloc to promote trade. |
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Manipulation |
Noun |
Controlling or influencing someone or something unfairly. (हेरफेर, चालाकी से नियंत्रण) |
Influence, Control, Exploitation, Deception, Steering, Persuasion, Adjustment, Handling, Management, Intervention |
Honesty, Fairness, Sincerity, Transparency, Truthfulness, Openness, Integrity, Independence, Neutrality |
The report exposed the manipulation of financial data. |
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Convene |
Verb |
To come together or call people together for a meeting. (बुलाना) |
Assemble, Gather, Meet, Summon, Call, Congregate, Muster, Organize, Collect, Unite |
Disperse, Dismiss, Scatter, Separate, Divide, Dissolve, Adjourn, Disband |
The committee will convene tomorrow morning.
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Coordination |
Noun |
The act of organizing different activities to work together effectively. (समन्वय) |
Cooperation, Collaboration, Harmony, Integration, Synchronization, Organization, Teamwork, Alignment |
Disorganization, Conflict, Discord, Confusion, Disorder, Mismanagement, Disharmony, Opposition, Separation |
Good coordination helped the team complete the project on time. |
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Fissure |
Noun |
A long narrow crack or division. (विभाजन) |
Crack, Split, Crevice, Rift, Fracture, Cleft, Gap, Breach, Chasm, Separation |
Union, Closure, Connection, Joining, Harmony, Unity, Bond, Agreement, Solidarity, Integration |
A deep fissure appeared in the rock after the earthquake. |
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Alliance |
Noun |
A formal agreement or partnership between people, groups, or countries. (गठबंधन) |
Coalition, Partnership, Union, Association, Confederation, Pact, Treaty, League, Collaboration |
Opposition, Conflict, Hostility, Rivalry, Separation, Disagreement, Division, Discord, Enmity, Isolation |
The two countries formed an alliance for mutual defense. |
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Boycott |
Verb |
To refuse to buy, use, or participate as a form of protest. (बहिष्कार करना) |
Protest, Embargo, Ban, Rejection, Avoidance, Exclusion, Noncooperation, Refusal, Blacklist, Shunning |
Support, Endorsement, Acceptance, Approval, Participation, Cooperation, Patronage, Encouragement |
Consumers decided to boycott the company's products. |
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Speculation |
Noun |
Forming opinions or guesses without complete evidence. (अटकल) |
Guesswork, Conjecture, Assumption, Hypothesis, Theory, Surmise, Prediction, Inference, Presumption, Estimation |
Certainty, Fact, Proof, Reality, Knowledge, Truth, Evidence, Confirmation, Verification, Accuracy |
There was much speculation about the election results. |
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Communalism |
Noun |
Strong loyalty to one's religious or social group, often causing conflict with others. (सांप्रदायिकता) |
Sectarianism, Partisanship, Factionalism, Tribalism, Bigotry, Intolerance, Prejudice, Discrimination, Fanaticism |
Secularism, Unity, Harmony, Tolerance, Equality, Brotherhood, Inclusiveness, Cooperation, Integration |
Communalism can create divisions within society. |
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Imperative |
Adjective |
Extremely important or necessary; a command. (अत्यावश्यक) |
Essential, Necessary, Crucial, Vital, Urgent, Mandatory, Compulsory, Indispensable, Critical, Important |
Optional, Unimportant, Nonessential, Voluntary, Trivial, Minor, Unnecessary, Dispensable, Secondary, Negligible |
It is imperative to follow safety rules in the laboratory. |
