The Hindu Editorial VOCAB : 23rd May 2020

The Hindu Editorial VOCAB : 23rd May 2020

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1. LANGUID (ADJECTIVE): Dropping:(कमज़ोर) 

Synonyms: sluggish, laid-back 

Antonyms: energetic, lively 

Example: Why Amit looking so languid? 

2. MURKY (ADJECTIVE): Dark:(धुंधला)

Synonyms: gloomy, dreary 

Antonyms: bright, luminous 

Example: The stress lines on his face are the clear sign of murky life that he is leading. 

3. RAKISH (ADJECTIVE): Charming: आकर्षक

Synonyms: dashing, raffish 

Antonyms: boorish, adhesive 

Example: Alpa is a rakish girl. 

4. QUEER (ADJECTIVE): abnormal: (असामान्य) 

Antonyms:  weird 

Synonyms:sensible, sound 

Example: Aditi is queer in behavior and extremely uncultured in their lifestyle. 

5. STIMULATE (VERB): provoke: (उत्तेजित करना)

Synonyms: elate, arouse 

Antonyms: neglect, dishearten 

Example: The principle has to stimulate the students in order to create a hunger in them. 

6. UNPRECEDENTED (ADJECTIVE): exceptional:(अभूतपूर्व)

Synonyms: bizarre, anomalous 

Antonyms: familiar, regular 

Example: We have come across unprecedented reactions that weren’t expected. 

7. EQUIVOCAL (ADJECTIVE): unclear:(अनिश्चित) 

Synonyms: doubtful, uncertain 

Antonyms: certain, definite 

Example: Subhash Chand Bose story had an equivocal ending. 
8. EVANESCE (VERB): to vanish slowly: (लुप्त हो जाना) 
Synonyms: dissipate, fade away 

Antonyms: appear, emerge 

Example:  The morning fog evanesced and revealed a clear blue sky. 

9. EXECRABLE (ADJECTIVE): extremely bad:(घिनौना)

Synonyms: horrible, sickening 

Antonyms: pleasant, nice 

Example:  Pakitan has always show off execrable habit.

10. ECSTASY (NOUN):  pleasure:(उल्लास) 

Synonyms: bliss, elation 

Antonyms: misery, unhappiness 

Example: He was in a state of ecstasy when he had his first born in his hands.