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11 October 2026 08:32
📚 Daily The Hindu Vocabulary 11 October 2026.
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1. Alleviate (VERB): (कम करना / राहत देना) – to make pain, suffering, or a problem less severe
Synonyms: relieve, ease
Antonyms: aggravate, worsen
Example: The new policy aims to alleviate poverty.
(नई नीति का उद्देश्य गरीबी को कम करना है।)
2. Candid (ADJECTIVE): (स्पष्टवादी / निष्कपट) – honest and direct in expressing thoughts or feelings
Synonyms: frank, straightforward
Antonyms: dishonest, evasive
Example: She gave a candid opinion about the proposal.
(उसने प्रस्ताव के बारे में स्पष्टवादी राय दी।)
3. Deplore (VERB): (निंदा करना / खेद व्यक्त करना) – to strongly disapprove of something
Synonyms: condemn, denounce
Antonyms: praise, applaud
Example: The committee deplored the misuse of public funds.
(समिति ने सार्वजनिक धन के दुरुपयोग की निंदा की।)
4. Elusive (ADJECTIVE): (पकड़ में न आने वाला / दुर्लभ) – difficult to find, catch, or achieve
Synonyms: evasive, slippery
Antonyms: attainable, accessible
Example: Success remained elusive despite repeated efforts.
(बार-बार प्रयास करने के बावजूद सफलता हासिल करना कठिन बना रहा।)
5. Fortitude (NOUN): (धैर्य / मानसिक दृढ़ता) – courage and strength when facing difficulties
Synonyms: resilience, endurance
Antonyms: cowardice, weakness
Example: She faced the crisis with great fortitude.
(उसने बहुत धैर्य और दृढ़ता के साथ संकट का सामना किया।)
6. Gregarious (ADJECTIVE): (मिलनसार / सामाजिक) – enjoying the company of other people
Synonyms: sociable, outgoing
Antonyms: solitary, unsociable
Example: He is a gregarious person who enjoys meeting new people.
(वह एक मिलनसार व्यक्ति है जिसे नए लोगों से मिलना पसंद है।)
7. Impartial (ADJECTIVE): (निष्पक्ष / तटस्थ) – treating all people or sides fairly
Synonyms: unbiased, neutral
Antonyms: biased, prejudiced
Example: A judge must remain impartial while delivering justice.
(न्याय देते समय न्यायाधीश को निष्पक्ष रहना चाहिए।)
8. Juxtapose (VERB): (साथ-साथ रखना / तुलना हेतु पास रखना) – to place two things side by side for comparison
Synonyms: compare, contrast
Antonyms: separate, isolate
Example: The author juxtaposed rural life with urban life.
(लेखक ने ग्रामीण जीवन की तुलना शहरी जीवन से की।)
9. Lucid (ADJECTIVE): (स्पष्ट / सुबोध) – expressed clearly and easy to understand
Synonyms: clear, intelligible
Antonyms: confusing, obscure
Example: The teacher gave a lucid explanation of the topic.
(शिक्षक ने विषय की स्पष्ट व्याख्या की।)
10. Meticulous (ADJECTIVE): (अत्यंत सावधान / सूक्ष्मता से काम करने वाला) – showing great attention to detail
Synonyms: thorough, precise
Antonyms: careless, negligent
Example: The researcher kept meticulous records of the experiment.
(शोधकर्ता ने प्रयोग का बहुत सावधानीपूर्वक रिकॉर्ड रखा।)
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🔥 MATCHSTICK "Strikes to create fire."
🚶 WALKING STICK "Aids balance while walking."
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Ultra-Rare Advanced Vocabulary (3351–3400)
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3351. Enthymeme – A logical argument with an implied premise.
3352. Epenthesis – The addition of a sound within a word.
3353. Epigone – An inferior follower or imitator.
3354. Epistemic – Relating to knowledge or the nature of knowing.
3355. Eristic – Characterized by argument for the sake of argument.
3356. Escutcheon – A shield bearing a coat of arms.
3357. Eschatology – The study of death, judgment, and the end of the world.
3358. Etiolate – To make pale or weak through lack of light; to weaken.
3359. Eupeptic – Relating to good digestion; cheerful.
3360. Exiguous – Extremely small in size or amount.
3361. Factotum – A person who does many different kinds of work.
3362. Farouche – Shy, unsociable, or difficult to approach.
3363. Feculent – Filthy; containing sediment or impurities.
3364. Felicity – Great happiness; appropriate expression.
3365. Ferruginous – Containing or resembling iron; rust-colored.
3366. Fiduciary – Relating to trust, especially involving financial responsibility.
3367. Filigree – Delicate ornamental work made with fine wire.
3368. Fissiparous – Tending to split into groups; divisive.
3369. Flagellate – To whip or scourge.
3370. Floccinaucinihilipilification – The act of considering something worthless.
3371. Florid – Excessively elaborate; also rosy in complexion.
3372. Frangible – Easily broken or fragile.
3373. Friable – Easily crumbled or broken.
3374. Fugacious – Lasting only a short time; fleeting.
3375. Fulgurous – Flashing like lightning.
3376. Funambulist – A tightrope walker.
3377. Furbelow – An unnecessary ornament or decoration.
3378. Fuscous – Dark brownish-gray in color.
3379. Galimatias – Confused or meaningless talk or writing.
3380. Garrulity – Excessive talkativeness.
3381. Gelid – Extremely cold; icy.
3382. Glabrous – Smooth; without hair or roughness.
3383. Gnomic – Expressed in brief, wise, and often mysterious sayings.
3384. Gravid – Pregnant; carrying offspring.
3385. Gregarine – Living or occurring in groups; sociable.
3386. Gynocracy – Government or rule by women.
3387. Hagiography – An excessively admiring biography.
3388. Halcyon – Peaceful, prosperous, and tranquil.
3389. Hapax – A word occurring only once in a text or language record.
3390. Haruspex – An ancient Roman priest who foretold events by examining animal entrails.
3391. Hebetude – Mental dullness or lethargy.
3392. Hedonism – The pursuit of pleasure as the highest good.
3393. Heliocentric – Having the sun as the center.
3394. Hermeneutics – The theory or method of interpretation, especially of texts.
3395. Heteroclite – Deviating from the usual rule or pattern.
3396. Hieratic – Relating to priests or sacred traditions.
3397. Hirsute – Hairy or shaggy.
3398. Histrionics – Overly theatrical or exaggerated behavior.
3399. Holus-bolus – All at once; altogether.
3400. Homunculus – A very small human or miniature person
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2901. Corpulent – Excessively fat or obese.
2902. Corroborate – To confirm with evidence.
2903. Coterie – A small exclusive group of people.
2904. Credence – Belief or acceptance as true.
2905. Culpable – Deserving blame or guilt.
2906. Cupidity – Greed for wealth or possessions.
2907. Curtail – To reduce or cut short.
2908. Debilitate – To weaken or impair.
2909. Debunk – To expose as false.
2910. Decorum – Proper and dignified behavior.
2911. Decry – To publicly criticize.
2912. Defile – To make impure or dirty.
2913. Deleterious – Harmful or damaging.
2914. Delineate – To describe or portray precisely.
2915. Demur – To object or show reluctance.
2916. Denigrate – To unfairly criticize or belittle.
2917. Deprecate – To express disapproval of.
2918. Derelict – Neglectful of duty; abandoned.
2919. Desiccate – To dry out completely.
2920. Desultory – Lacking a clear plan or purpose.
2921. Daunting – Seeming difficult to deal with.
2922. Debunk – To expose as false.
2923. Decadent – Morally declining or self-indulgent.
2924. Decipher – To decode or understand.
2925. Decorum – Proper and polite behavior.
2926. Deft – Skillful and quick.
2927. Degenerate – To decline morally or physically.
2928. Deliberate – Done intentionally.
2929. Delude – To deceive completely.
2930. Deplore – To strongly disapprove of.
2931. Depravity – Moral corruption.
2932. Derogatory – Showing disrespect or criticism.
2933. Desolate – Empty, lonely, and miserable.
2934. Despondent – Extremely unhappy and hopeless.
2935. Detrimental – Harmful or damaging.
2936. Devastating – Highly destructive.
2937. Dexterous – Skillful, especially with hands.
2938. Diabolical – Extremely wicked.
2939. Diligent – Hardworking and careful.
2940. Discern – To recognize clearly.
2941. Egregious – Outstandingly bad; shocking.
2942. Elegy – A poem of serious reflection, usually for the dead.
2943. Elicit – To draw out a response or information.
2944. Elucidate – To make clear; explain.
2945. Emaciate – To make abnormally thin or weak.
2946. Emulate – To imitate with the aim of matching or surpassing.
2947. Encomium – A speech or piece of writing that highly praises someone.
2948. Endemic – Regularly found in a particular area or group.
2949. Enervate – To weaken or drain energy.
2950. Engender – To cause or produce.
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