On 25 December 2017 Vocab24 covered 13 editorials from SSC CGL Tier-II Special, The Diplomat, Livemint, Vocab Video of the Day, THE HINDU EDITORIAL ANALYSIS, The Hindu, DAILY PIB SUMMARY, Buy the A to Z Vocab Video, The Pioneer, Antonyms Quiz, Prev Paper Videos - Vocabulary and taught 10 words from them. Read the editorial, learn the words with Hindi meaning, then use three of them in a sentence today.

10 words from this day's editorials

  • Indigenization (noun)(Act of making something more native)देशीकरण Synonyms: Nationalization, Naturalization, Acculturation
  • Sobriety (noun)(The state of being sober/ the quality of being staid or solemn.)गम्भीरता Synonyms: Seriousness, Solemnity, Thoughtfulness, Somberness, Severity, Staidness · Antonyms: Intemperance
  • Imperium (noun)(Absolute power)परमसत्ता Synonyms: Sovereignty, Hegemony, Paramountcy, Supremacy · Antonyms: Subordination, Subservience
  • Forthwith (adverb)(Immediately; without delay.)तत्काल/तुरंत Synonyms: Immediately, At once, Instantly, This/that instant, In/like a flash, Instantaneously · Antonyms: Later, Lately
  • Catastrophic (adjective)(Involving or causing sudden great damage or suffering.)विनाशकारी/प्रलयंकर Synonyms: Calamitous, Ruinous, Tragic, Cataclysmic · Antonyms: Blessed, Fortunate, Advantageous
  • Privy (adjective)(Sharing in the knowledge of (something secret or private))मर्म भेदी Synonyms: Aware of, Acquainted With, Informed of, Apprised of, Cognizant of · Antonyms: Unaware, Unknowing
  • Naively (adverb)(In a way that shows a lack of experience, wisdom, or judgment.)निष्कपट/भोला-भाला/सीधा Synonyms: Ingenuously, Unworldly, Greenly, Artlessly · Antonyms: Intelligently, Sophisticatedly, Wisely
  • Faux pas (noun)(An embarrassing or tactless act or remark in a social situation/ a social blunder that is quite embarrassing)भारी भूल/ सामाजिक गलती Synonyms: Gaffe, Blunder, Mistake, Error, Misconduct, Misstep · Antonyms: Correctness
  • Aggravate (verb)Make (a problem, injury, or offence) worse or more serious.बिगाड़ देना/और खराब करना Synonyms: Exacerbate, Exasperate, Worsen, Ruin · Antonyms: Delight, Make good, Soothe, Appease
  • Tribulation (noun)A cause of great trouble or suffering/ a state of great trouble or suffering.पीड़ा/दुःख Synonyms: Affliction, Ordeal, Hardship, Tragedy, Trauma · Antonyms: Delight, Comfort, Contentment, Pleasure

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