The Hindu Vocabulary 25 June 2026
2026-06-25
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial June 25, 2026 is from the Editorial title “Viksit and Surakshit: On the Lucknow fire”.
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Word/Phrase |
Part of speech |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Sentence |
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Enforcement |
Noun |
Required by law or rules; compulsory. (अनिवार्य) |
Compulsory, Obligatory, Required, Essential, Binding, Enforced, Imperative, Necessary, Involuntary, Requisite |
Optional, Voluntary, Discretionary, Elective, Nonessential, Arbitrary, Free, Unforced, Unnecessary |
It is mandatory for all visitors to wear a safety helmet inside the factory. |
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Peril |
Noun |
Serious and immediate danger. (संकट) |
Danger, Hazard, Jeopardy, Risk, Menace, Threat, Perilousness, Liability, Vulnerability, Exposure |
Safety, Security, Protection, Shield, Safeguard, Sanctuary, Certainty, Peace, Assuredness |
The stranded hikers were in great peril as the blizzard approached. |
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Aspirational |
Adjective |
Having or characterized by a strong desire to achieve high success, status, or a better standard of living. (आकांक्षात्मक) |
Ambitious, Aiming, Desirous, Hopeful, Yearning, Striving, Purposeful, Determined, Intent |
Apathetic, Content, Indifferent, Unambitious, Satisfied, Lethargic, Passive, Aimless, Unconcerned |
The advertisement targets aspirational young professionals looking for luxury cars. |
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Boom |
Noun |
A period of rapid economic growth or sudden increase in popularity; or to make a deep, resonant sound. (तेजी (Tezi) |
Expansion, Growth, Surge, Upswing, Prosperity, Flourish, Blast, Roar, Resonance, Explosion |
Bust, Recession, Depression, Slump, Decline, Collapse, Whimper, Drop, Decrease, Stagnation |
The tech industry experienced a massive boom during the last decade. |
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Regulatory |
Adjective |
Relating to the control or supervision of an activity or process by rules and restrictions. (नियामक) |
Controlling, Supervising, Governing, Directing, Managing, Restrictive, Disciplinary, Standardizing, Statutory |
Unregulated, Permissive, Lawless, Uncontrolled, Free, Unchecked, Unrestricted, Boundless, Arbitrary |
The pharmaceutical company must comply with all international regulatory standards. |
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Pace |
Noun |
The speed at which someone or something moves, walks, or develops. (गति) |
Speed, Velocity, Tempo, Rate, Momentum, Quickness, Swiftness, Cadence, Step, Stride |
Inertia, Stagnation, Slowness, Deliberation, Motionlessness, Stop, Delay, Sluggishness, Halt, Rest |
She walked at a fast pace to catch the morning train. |
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Proliferate |
Verb |
To increase rapidly in numbers; multiply. (प्रचुर मात्रा में उत्पन्न होना) |
Multiply, Mushroom, Burgeon, Expand, Escalate, Spread, Breed, Grow, Reproduce, Thicken |
Decrease, Dwindle, Diminish, Shrink, Decline, Contract, Die-out, Perish, Wither, Lessen |
Small coffee shops continue to proliferate all across the city center. |
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Adequate |
Adjective |
Satisfactory or acceptable in quality or quantity. (पर्याप्त) |
Sufficient, Enough, Ample, Satisfactory, Decent, Acceptable, Capable, Fit, Competent, Passable |
Inadequate, Insufficient, Deficient, Scant, Lacking, Short, Poor, Meager, Unacceptable, Wanting |
The old house did not have adequate insulation for the freezing winter. |
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Conceal |
Verb |
To hide or keep something from being seen or known. (छिपाना) |
Hide, Mask, Camouflage, Cover, Cloak, Disguise, Obscure, Veil, Secret, Bury |
Reveal, Expose, Uncover, Display, Show, Manifest, Disclose, Unveil, Divulge, Exhibit |
He tried desperately to conceal his disappointment behind a fake smile. |
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Harmony |
Noun |
The state of being in agreement, concord, or peaceful coexistence; or a pleasing combination of musical notes. (सामंजस्य) |
Accord, Agreement, Peace, Concord, Unity, Symmetry, Balance, Blend, Consensus |
Discord, Conflict, Strife, Clash, Disagreement, Friction, Dissonance, Division, Hostility, Disunity |
The diverse community lived together in perfect peace and harmony. |
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Rigourous |
Adjective |
Extremely thorough, exhaustive, or strictly applied. (कठिन) |
Strict, Severe, Harsh, Exact, Precise, Accurate, Rigid, Meticulous, Thorough, Stringent |
Gentle, Careless, Lenient, Flexible, Inaccurate, Mild, Superficial, Loose, Negligent |
Candidates must pass a rigorous physical fitness test to join the academy. |
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Mandatory |
Adjective |
Required by law or rules; compulsory. (अनिवार्य) |
Compulsory, Obligatory, Required, Essential, Binding, Enforced, Imperative, Necessary, Involuntary |
Optional, Voluntary, Discretionary, Elective, Nonessential, Arbitrary, Free, Unforced, Unnecessary, Avoidable |
It is mandatory for all visitors to wear a safety helmet inside the factory. |
