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The Hindu Editorial (Knockout blows: On the cricket World Cup entering its business end) Vocab – 14 Nov, 2023

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The cricket World Cup finally enters its business end, having criss-crossed India since the first match involving England and New Zealand at Ahmedabad on October 5. In their backyard, Rohit Sharma’s men have exuded a dominant aura, brushing aside opposition units, be it the fancied ones or the emerging outfits.

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Daily Vocabulary : The Hindu Editorial (Knockout blows: On the cricket World Cup entering its business end) – November 14, 2023

Below is today’s Vocabulary for The Hindu Editorial (Women in red: On an optimum menstrual hygiene policy) – November 14, 2023.

Knockout (noun) – बाहर कर देना
Meaning – 
A sudden and overwhelming defeat or victory, often in sports.
Synonyms – 
Knockdown, punch, blow, striking, hit.
Antonyms –
Defeat, loss, setback, failure.
Sentence –
 The boxer delivered a powerful knockout punch in the final round, securing his victory.

Criss-crossed (verb) – आर-पार, आपस में उलझा हुआ
Meaning –
 To move or be arranged in a pattern that forms a series of crossing lines.
Synonyms –
 Interweaved, intertwined, interlaced, crossed, intersected.
Antonyms –
 Straight, parallel, unentangled.
Sentence – 
The streets criss-crossed the city, creating a network of pathways.

Involving (verb) – शामिल करना, सम्मिलित करना
Meaning –
 Including or comprising as a necessary part or result.
Synonyms –
Including, encompassing, incorporating, comprising, containing.
Antonyms –
Excluding, omitting, eliminating.
Sentence –
 The project has several tasks involving different teams and departments.

Exuded (verb) – प्रकट करना, छोड़ना
Meaning –
 To discharge, release, or emit a substance, often slowly and steadily.
Synonyms –
Emit, release, ooze, discharge, secrete, give off.
Antonyms –
Absorb, withhold, contain.
Sentence –
 The flowers exuded a sweet fragrance that filled the entire garden.

Dominant (adjective) – प्रमुख, प्रधान, अधिपति
Meaning –
 Exercising control or influence over others; having authority or commanding power.
Synonyms –
Authoritative, commanding, ruling, controlling, powerful.
Antonyms –
Submissive, subordinate, subservient.
Sentence –
 The dominant leader made all the major decisions in the organisation.

Aura (noun) – आत्मा, वातावरण, परिसर
Meaning – 
A distinctive atmosphere or quality that seems to surround and be generated by a person, place, or thing.
Synonyms –
Ambiance, atmosphere, air, vibe, feel, character.
Antonyms
Dullness, blandness, flatness. 
Sentence –
 The ancient castle had an eerie aura, making visitors feel a sense of mystery and history.

Aside (adverb) – एक ओर, अलग, छोड़कर
Meaning –
 To or on one side; at a little distance.
Synonyms –
Apart, away, to the side, separately.
Antonyms –
Together, alongside, near.
Sentence –
 She stepped aside to let the others pass.

Fancied (adjective) काल्पनिक
Meaning –
 Imagined or believed to be true, often without sufficient evidence; fanciful.
Synonyms –
Imaginary, unreal, fictional, imagined, supposed, assumed, dreamed.
Antonyms –
Real, factual, actual.
Sentence
She wore her fancied jewelry to the special occasion.

Trot (verb) – धीमा दौड़
Meaning –
 To move or run at a brisk, steady pace.
Synonyms –
Run, jog, lope, canter, pace.
Antonyms –
Walk slowly, stroll, saunter.
Sentence –
 The horse began to trot as soon as the rider urged it forward.

Elan (noun) – उत्साह, उत्साहितता, उत्कृष्टता
Meaning –
 Energy, style, and enthusiasm in one’s approach or performance.
Synonyms –
Enthusiasm, vigor, verve, zest, spirit, dynamism, vitality.
Antonyms –
Apathy, lethargy, indifference.
Sentence –
 She danced with elan, captivating the audience with her energy and grace.

Zest (noun) उत्साह, रुचि, रस, ताजगी
Meaning –
 Great enthusiasm, energy, and excitement.
Synonyms –
Enthusiasm, eagerness, excitement, gusto, passion, fervor.
Antonyms –
Apathy, indifference, lethargy, disinterest.
Sentence
She approached her work with great zest, always ready to take on new challenges.

Tryst (noun) – मिलन, समर्थन
Meaning –
 A secret meeting or rendezvous, especially between lovers.
Synonyms –
Rendezvous, meeting, assignation, appointment, date.
Antonyms –
Public meeting, confrontation, open encounter.
Sentence –
 The couple had a tryst by the moonlit lake, away from prying eyes.

Glory (noun) – यश, शौर्य, कीर्ति, प्रशंसा, गौरव
Meaning –
 High renown or honor won by notable achievements.
Synonyms –
Fame, honor, prestige, renown, distinction, exaltation.
Antonyms –
Shame, disgrace, dishonor, obscurity.
Sentence
The athlete basked in the glory of winning the gold medal at the Olympics.

Hurdle (noun) – कठिनाई, अवरोध, प्रतिबंध
Meaning –
 A barrier or obstacle, especially one that must be jumped over in a race.
Synonyms –
Obstacle, barrier, impediment, obstruction, hindrance.
Antonyms –
Clear path, open route, facilitation.
Sentence –
 The athletes trained hard to overcome each hurdle on the track.

Wilted (verb) – मुरझाना, कमजोर
Meaning –
 To become limp or drooping, especially as a result of heat, lack of water, or disease.
Synonyms –
Droop, sag, wither, fade, languish, collapse.
Antonyms –
Perk up, revive, flourish, thrive.
Sentence –
 The flowers in the garden wilted under the scorching sun.

Doughty (adjective) – साहसी, वीर
Meaning –
 Brave, valiant, courageous, and determined.
Synonyms –
Valiant, courageous, brave, fearless, intrepid, stalwart, resolute, dauntless.
Antonyms –
Cowardly, timid, fearful, spineless, faint-hearted.
Sentence –
 The knight displayed doughty courage on the battlefield, facing his enemies with unwavering determination.

Clutter (noun) कचरा, अव्यवस्था
Meaning –
 A collection of disorganized and untidy things.
Synonyms –
Disorder, mess, jumble, confusion, chaos, disarray.
Antonyms –
Order, organization, tidiness, neatness, arrangement.
Sentence –
 The room was filled with clutter, making it difficult to find anything.

Prolific (adjective) – उपजाऊ, फलदार
Meaning –
 Producing a large quantity of something, especially offspring or fruit.
Synonyms –
Fertile, fruitful, productive, prolific, generative, fecund.
Antonyms –
Barren, unproductive, infertile.
Sentence
The apple tree in their backyard is prolific, yielding a bountiful harvest every year.

Pitfalls (noun) खतरा, खड़ी कठिनाई, फंदे, जोखिम
Meaning –
 Hidden or unexpected dangers or difficulties that can cause problems.
Synonyms –
Hazards, risks, dangers, traps, difficulties, obstacles, challenges.
Antonyms –
Safeguards, protections, advantages, benefits.
Sentence –
 The project has many potential pitfalls that need to be carefully addressed.

Ominous (adjective) – अशुभ, अमंगल
Meaning –
 Giving the impression that something bad or unpleasant is going to happen; threatening; inauspicious.
Synonyms –
Menacing, threatening, foreboding, sinister, dark, forbidding, portentous.
Antonyms –
Promising, hopeful, propitious, auspicious.
Sentence –
 The dark clouds and eerie silence in the haunted house created an ominous atmosphere.

Triumph (noun) – विजय, कामयाबी, जीत
Meaning –
 A great victory or achievement.
Synonyms –
Victory, success, achievement, accomplishment, conquest.
Antonyms –
Defeat, failure, loss.
Sentence –
 The team’s triumph in the championship was celebrated with a grand parade.

Redemption (noun) – मुक्ति, पुनर्निर्माण, पुनः पापमुक्ति, छुटकारा
Meaning –
 The action of saving or being saved from sin, error, or evil.
Synonyms –
Salvation, deliverance, absolution, forgiveness, atonement.
Antonyms –
Condemnation, damnation.
Sentence –
 The concept of redemption is central to many religious beliefs, offering a path to forgiveness and salvation.

Fragility (adjective) – कमजोरी
Meaning –
 The quality of being fragile, delicate, or easily broken or damaged; the state of being vulnerable or weak.
Synonyms –
Brittleness, delicacy, frailty, vulnerability, weakness, breakability, instability.
Antonyms –
Strength, robustness, resilience, toughness.
Sentence –
 The fragility of the antique vase made the owner handle it with extreme care.

Flux (noun) – परिस्थिति, प्रवाह, अपस्थिति, परिचालन, अस्थिति
Meaning – 
Continuous change or movement, especially in a dynamic or unstable situation.
Synonyms –
Change, fluctuation, variation, instability, transition.
Antonyms –
Stability, constancy, permanence.
Sentence –
 The blacksmith used flux to aid in the melting of the metal.

Flourished (verb) – फलना, विकसित होना, उन्नत होना
Meaning –
 To grow or develop in a healthy or vigorous way.
Synonyms –
Thrive, prosper, bloom, blossom, grow, develop.
Antonyms –
Wither, decline, deteriorate.
Sentence –
 The garden flourished with colorful flowers and lush greenery.

Pugnacious (adjective) –  झगड़ालू, युद्धरत, लड़ाका
Meaning – 
Inclined to quarrel or fight; combative; belligerent.
Synonyms –
Aggressive, combative, quarrelsome, bellicose, contentious, militant.
Antonyms –
Peaceful, amicable, pacific, nonaggressive.
Sentence –
 The boxer had a pugnacious attitude in and out of the ring, always ready for a fight.

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