The Hindu Vocabulary 6 September 2025
2025-09-06
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 6 September 2025 is from the Editorial titled “Unmistakable shift: On SCO Summit and Indian foreign policy”.
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Word/Phrase |
Part of speech |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Sentence |
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Outlook |
Noun |
A person's way of thinking or perspective about something. (दृष्टिकोण) |
Perspective, Viewpoint, Attitude, Standpoint, Approach, Mindset, Angle, Belief, Position, Opinion |
Pessimism, Hopelessness, Darkness, Despair, Negativity, Gloom, Misery, Blindness, Ignorance, Obscurity |
His positive outlook helped him face challenges with courage. |
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Standoff |
Noun |
A situation in which neither side can make progress or win. (टकराव की स्थिति) |
Deadlock, Impasse, Conflict, Confrontation, Clash, Gridlock, Dispute, Tension, Struggle, Face-off |
Agreement, Compromise, Resolution, Harmony, Settlement, Accord, Cooperation, Consent, Alliance, Concession |
The talks ended in a standoff between the two nations. |
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Bonhomie |
Noun |
Friendly and cheerful behavior. (सौहार्द्र) |
Friendliness, Cheerfulness, Warmth, Camaraderie, Sociability, Cordiality, Affection, Goodwill, Brotherhood, Companionship |
Hostility, Coldness, Animosity, Bitterness, Hatred, Enmity, Dislike, Conflict, Antagonism, Estrangement |
The bonhomie among the team members created a pleasant work environment. |
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Inactive |
Adjective |
Not active; not engaging in much physical or mental activity. (निष्क्रिय) |
Idle, Passive, Dormant, Motionless, Lazy, Sedentary, Quiet, Resting, Still, Nonfunctional |
Active, Energetic, Busy, Dynamic, Lively, Industrious, Vigorous, Working, Moving, Operational |
After retirement, he became inactive and spent most of his time at home. |
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Normalisation |
Noun |
The process of bringing something back to a normal or regular state. (सामान्यीकरण) |
Restoration, Regularization, Adjustment, Improvement, Settlement, Balance, Stabilization, Recovery, Resolution, Reconciliation |
Destabilization, Disruption, Deterioration, Breakdown, Chaos, Imbalance, Disturbance, Disorder, Decline, Collapse |
The normalization of trade relations benefited both countries. |
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Disengagement |
Noun |
The act of withdrawing or detaching from involvement. (अलगाव) |
Withdrawal, Separation, Detachment, Retreat, Disconnection, Exit, Release, Liberation, Recession |
Engagement, Involvement, Participation, Interaction, Commitment, Attachment, Connection, Alliance, Collaboration, Association |
Troops agreed on disengagement from the disputed border area. |
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Resumption |
Noun |
The action of starting something again after a pause. (पुनः आरंभ) |
Restart, Renewal, Continuation, Revival, Recommencement, Reestablishment, Recovery, Renewal, Reactivation, Prosecution |
Suspension, Halt, Pause, Interruption, Stoppage, Termination, End, Break, Delay, Discontinuation |
The resumption of talks gave hope for peace. |
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Delegation |
Noun |
A group of people chosen to represent others, especially in meetings or conferences. (प्रतिनिधिमंडल) |
Committee, Deputation, Mission, Representatives, Envoys, Agents, Team, Panel, Embassy, Group |
Individual, Solitary, Isolation, Loneliness, Separation, Self, Personal, Independence, Autonomy, Singularity |
A delegation from India attended the climate summit. |
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Condemn |
Verb |
To criticize strongly; to express disapproval. (निंदा करना) |
Criticize, Denounce, Blame, Rebuke, Reprimand, Attack, Deplore, Censure, Oppose, Disapprove |
Praise, Applaud, Approve, Support, Endorse, Recommend, Welcome, Encourage, Appreciate, Admire |
Leaders around the world condemned the terrorist attack. |
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Contentious |
Adjective |
Likely to cause arguments or disagreements. (विवादास्पद) |
Controversial, Disputable, Debatable, Argumentative, Disputed, Provocative, Questionable, Polemical, Problematic, Hostile |
Peaceful, Harmonious, Agreeable, Friendly, Calm, Cooperative, Uncontroversial, Non-contentious, Settled, Neutral |
The law turned out to be highly contentious. |
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Humanitarian |
Adjective |
Concerned with human welfare and helping people in need. (मानवतावादी) |
Compassionate, Kind, Philanthropic, Charitable, Benevolent, Altruistic, Generous, Helpful, Sympathetic, Humane |
Inhumane, Cruel, Brutal, Harsh, Merciless, Ruthless, Barbaric, Unkind, Selfish, Violent |
Several humanitarian organizations provided relief after the flood. |
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Itinerary |
Noun |
A planned route or journey schedule. (यात्रा कार्यक्रम) |
Schedule, Plan, Program, Route, Journey, Agenda, Calendar, Timetable, Travel plan, Tour |
Unplanned, Randomness, Disorder, Improvisation, Chaos, Irregularity, Surprise, Uncertainty, Instability |
The tour guide shared the itinerary for the trip. |
