The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary 14 Jan 2018 – 10 Words with Hindi Meaning, 7 Editorials

On 14 January 2018 Vocab24 covered 7 editorials from The Statesman, The Tribune, Deccan Chronicle, DAILY PIB SUMMARY, The Hindu, Vocab Weekly Revision Video 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

Stagnate (verb) – Cease developing; become inactive or dullविकसित न होना/रुकना Synonyms: Intermit, Hibernate, Languish, Trammel · Antonyms: Flourish, Strengthen, Improve, Grow
Palpably (adverb) – Noticeably or clearlyस्पष्ट रूप से Synonyms: Manifestly, Evidently, Clearly, Officially, Obviously · Antonyms: Vaguely, Equivocally, Uncertain, Dubiously, Improbably
Woe (noun) – Great sorrow or distressदुःख/शोक Synonyms: Adversity, Anguish, Catastrophe, Misery, Affliction, Gloom · Antonyms: Happiness, Joy, Prosperity, Pleasure
Turmoil (noun) – A state of great disturbance, confusion, or uncertaintyखलबली Synonyms: Panic, Anxiety, Babel, Tumult, Hubbub · Antonyms: Composure, Serene, Calm, Order, Peace
Bulge (noun) – An unusual temporary increase in number or sizeवृद्धि/उभाड़ Synonyms: Upsurge, Upswing, Enhancement, Escalation, Boost · Antonyms: Reduction, Shortening, Shortfall
Perpetual (adjective) – Occurring repeatedly; so frequent as to seem endless and uninterruptedलगातार Synonyms: Sustained, Uninterrupted, Ceaseless, Nonstop, Unremitting, Constant · Antonyms: Temporary, Ceasing, Irregular, Changeable
Ensuing (adjective) – Following or occurring as a consequence; resultingआगामी Synonyms: Forthcoming, Subsequent, Following · Antonyms: Preceding, Antecedent
Attribute (verb) – Regard something as being caused byआरोपित करना Synonyms: Associate, Blame, Charge, Impute
Engulf (verb) – Weep over (something) so as to surround or cover it completelyघेर लेना Synonyms: Picket, Encompass, Envelop, Besiege · Antonyms: Uncover, Unblock
Repression (noun) – The action of subduing someone or something by forceदमन /नियंत्रण Synonyms: Oppression, Suppression, Restraint, Control · Antonyms: Liberty, Freedom