✅ Daily The Hindu Vocabulary | 13.03.2024
1. ASTONISHING (ADJECTIVE): (आश्चर्यजनक): surprising
Synonyms: impressive, amazing
Antonyms: unimpressive
Example Sentence: All his achievements are nothing short of astonishing.
2. STARTLE (VERB): (डराना): surprise
Synonyms: frighten, scare
Antonyms: put at ease
Example Sentence: A sudden sound in the doorway startled her.
3. CONCERNED (ADJECTIVE): (चिंतित): worried
Synonyms: anxious, disturbed
Antonyms: aloof
Example Sentence: The school's decision is being questioned by a group of concerned parents.
4. APPARENTLY (ADVERB): (जाहिरा तौर पर): seemingly
Synonyms: evidently, ostensibly
Antonyms: improbably
Example Sentence: The child nodded, apparently content with the promise.
5. DISMISS (VERB): (निर्वासित करना): banish
Synonyms: set aside, abandon
Antonyms: entertain
Example Sentence: It would be easy to dismiss him as all brawn and no brain.
6. SANCTION (NOUN): (दंड): penalty
Synonyms: punishment, deterrent
Antonyms: reward
Example Sentence: A range of sanctions were aimed at deterring insider abuse.
7. DISQUIET (NOUN): (बेचैनी): unease
Synonyms: uneasiness, worry
Antonyms: calm
Example Sentence: There is disquiet about animal testing among general public.
8. CONSIDERABLE (ADJECTIVE): (पर्याप्त): sizeable
Synonyms: substantial appreciable
Antonyms: paltry
Example Sentence: He is in a position of considerable influence.
9. BAR (VERB): (रोकना): prohibit
Synonyms: debar, preclude
Antonyms: admit
Example Sentence: Journalists had been barred from covering the elections.
10. CONTROVERSIAL (ADJECTIVE): (विवादास्पद): contentious
Synonyms: disputed, contended
Antonyms: uncontroversial
Example Sentence: The dispute continued to be controversial for years.
1. ASTONISHING (ADJECTIVE): (आश्चर्यजनक): surprising
Synonyms: impressive, amazing
Antonyms: unimpressive
Example Sentence: All his achievements are nothing short of astonishing.
2. STARTLE (VERB): (डराना): surprise
Synonyms: frighten, scare
Antonyms: put at ease
Example Sentence: A sudden sound in the doorway startled her.
3. CONCERNED (ADJECTIVE): (चिंतित): worried
Synonyms: anxious, disturbed
Antonyms: aloof
Example Sentence: The school's decision is being questioned by a group of concerned parents.
4. APPARENTLY (ADVERB): (जाहिरा तौर पर): seemingly
Synonyms: evidently, ostensibly
Antonyms: improbably
Example Sentence: The child nodded, apparently content with the promise.
5. DISMISS (VERB): (निर्वासित करना): banish
Synonyms: set aside, abandon
Antonyms: entertain
Example Sentence: It would be easy to dismiss him as all brawn and no brain.
6. SANCTION (NOUN): (दंड): penalty
Synonyms: punishment, deterrent
Antonyms: reward
Example Sentence: A range of sanctions were aimed at deterring insider abuse.
7. DISQUIET (NOUN): (बेचैनी): unease
Synonyms: uneasiness, worry
Antonyms: calm
Example Sentence: There is disquiet about animal testing among general public.
8. CONSIDERABLE (ADJECTIVE): (पर्याप्त): sizeable
Synonyms: substantial appreciable
Antonyms: paltry
Example Sentence: He is in a position of considerable influence.
9. BAR (VERB): (रोकना): prohibit
Synonyms: debar, preclude
Antonyms: admit
Example Sentence: Journalists had been barred from covering the elections.
10. CONTROVERSIAL (ADJECTIVE): (विवादास्पद): contentious
Synonyms: disputed, contended
Antonyms: uncontroversial
Example Sentence: The dispute continued to be controversial for years.
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A cuckoo in the nest
Anonymous Quiz
15%
To be coward
16%
To wake up early
63%
An unwelcome intruder
6%
To wake up late
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A cold fish
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47%
An unemotional person
28%
A nervous person
14%
A boring person
12%
A sensitive person
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The most useful training of my career was given to me by my boss.
Anonymous Quiz
14%
My boss has been giving me the most useful training of my career.
8%
My boss gives me the most useful training
11%
My boss is giving me the most useful training.
67%
My boss gave me the most useful training of my career.
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He had committed a mistake.
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4%
A mistake had committed by him.
11%
A mistake was committed by him.
78%
A mistake had been committed by him.
7%
A mistake has been committed by him.
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Select the option that corrects the misspelt words in the given sentence.
We have to relie on meaningful contont now.
We have to relie on meaningful contont now.
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13%
We have to relie on meaningful content now
14%
We have to rely on meaningful cuntent now
8%
We have to rely on meaningful contont now
66%
We have to rely on meaningful content now
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A damp squib
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67%
Complete failure
19%
Complete knowledge
4%
To motivate
10%
To squander money
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A cut above
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58%
Someone who is superior
23%
Someone who is inferior
12%
Someone who needs help
7%
Someone uneducated
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It is being read by us.
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72%
We are reading it.
15%
It will be read by us.
8%
We can read it.
5%
We have to read it.
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People call him a fool.
Anonymous Quiz
11%
He has been called a fool.
72%
He is called a fool by the people.
15%
The people have been calling him a fool.
2%
We all people have called him a fool.
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Select the correctly spelt word.
Anonymous Quiz
54%
Propensity
22%
Constituensy
11%
Demoalish
13%
Patranise
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Select the correctly spelt word.
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23%
Livelyhood
11%
Verittable
13%
Purposfully
54%
Penetrate
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A person who believes in or tries to bring about a state of lawlessness
Anonymous Quiz
12%
Gazette
64%
Anarchist
18%
Ephemeral
7%
Deluge
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I won't be here next week as I'm going to Mumbai to a conference.
Anonymous Quiz
18%
I won’t
8%
Be here
53%
To a conference
21%
As I’m going
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