The Hindu Vocabulary 27 July 2023
2023-07-27
The vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial 27 July 2023 is from the Editorial titled “Welcome development: On the ICMR and Controlled Human Infection Studies".
Word/Phrase |
Part of Speech/Idiom |
Meaning |
Synonyms |
Antonyms |
Example |
Robust |
Adjective |
Strong and healthy. (तगड़ा और स्वस्थ) |
Hale, Healthy, Sound, Well, Vigorous, Fit, Agile
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Weak, Feeble, Sick, Unhealthy, Ill, Unfit |
He is a robust and sturdy toddler.
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Consensus |
Noun |
Agreement among a group of people. (सर्वसम्मति) |
Agreement, Unison, Unanimity, Concurrence, Accord, Concurrency, Acceptance |
Disagreement, Conflict, Opposition, Discord, Resistance |
The meeting finally ended with a consensus on monthly budget issue. |
Intentionally |
Adverb |
In a planned or intended way. (जानबूझकर) |
Deliberate, Willing, Purposefully, Willfully, Knowingly, Consciously, Voluntarily, Purposively |
Accidentally, Incidentally, Unwittingly, Unconsciously, Unintentionally |
He intentionally gave misleading statements. |
Exposed |
Adjective |
A place not protected from the wind and bad weather. (खुला, अरक्षित) |
Vulnerable, Susceptible, Unprotected, Helpless, Defenseless, Undefended, Unguarded, Uncovered |
Conceal, Cover, Hide, Secrete, Withhold, Bury, Keep secret, Refrain, Suppress |
Without our immune system, we all will be exposed to deadly diseases.
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Virulent |
Adjective |
Very strong and dangerous poison or a disease. (बहुत तीव्र, गंभीर और ख़तरनाक विष या रोग) |
Deadly, Destructive, Fatal, Malignant, Pernicious, Baneful, Nasty, Malevolent, Spiteful |
Benign, Loving, Benevolent, Sympathetic, Kind, Warm |
She has a virulent look on her face always. |
Pandemic |
Noun |
A disease that spreads over a whole country or the whole world. (विश्वव्यापी कोई महामारी) |
Contagion, Curse, Epidemic, Infection, Infestation, Plague, Pestilence, Illness |
Unknown, Unusual, Special, Rare, Strange. |
Everyone is feared of a new pandemic occurring. |
Volunteer
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Verb |
To Donate (दान करना) |
Donate, Give, Contribute, Present, Bestow, Award, Provide, Pay |
Keep, Hold, Retain, Withhold, Save, Preserve |
She volunteered to clean up the kitchen. |
Noun |
A person who offers or agrees to do something without being forced or paid to do it. (स्वयंसेवक) |
Enlistee, Enlisted man, Unpaid, Charity worker, Missionary, |
Draftee, Paid Worker, Compelled worker, Forced worker, Levy, Recruit, Rookie, Inductee |
He worked as a volunteer in the election campaign. |
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Intervention |
Noun |
The action of becoming intentionally involved in a difficult situation. (हस्तक्षेप) |
Interfere, Intercede, Mediate, Intermediate, Interpose, Negotiate, Meddle, Arbitrate |
Avoid, Ignore, Shun, Disregard, Overlook, Eschew |
The intervention by your family is not required in our fight. |
Efficacy |
Noun |
The quality of being effective. (प्रभावोत्पादकता) |
Effectiveness, Efficaciousness, Efficiency, Productiveness, Ability, Effectualness, Capability, Potency |
Ineffectiveness, Inefficiency, Inability, Inadequacy, Incompetence |
The efficacy of cameras was questioned after the cycle was missed. |
Accelerate |
Verb |
To go faster; to make something go faster or happen more quickly. (गति का बढ़ना) |
Advance, Expedite, Further, Hasten, Quicken, Stimulate, Impel
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Block, Cease, Check, Discourage, Hinder, Slow
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He accelerated the car on the way. |
Facets |
Noun |
One part or a particular aspect of something. (एक अंश या विशेष पहलू) |
Aspect, Side, Hand, Phase, Angle, Part, Element, State, Period, Regard |
Back, Rear |
You cannot control every facet of her life.
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