The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary 24 Jun 2018 – 10 Words with Hindi Meaning, 7 Editorials

On 24 June 2018 Vocab24 covered 7 editorials from The Economic Times, TEST SERIES à¤§à¤®à¤¾à¤•à¤¾ à¤‘à¤«à¤°, The Times of India, Cloze Test Quiz, 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

Palliative (adjective) – Relieving pain without dealing with cause of the condition.शांतिदेनेवाला, उपशामक Synonyms: Sedative, Consoling, Mollifying, Tranquilizing · Antonyms: Aggregative, Enasperative
Mastectomy (noun) – Medical term for the surgical removal of one or both breasts.स्‍तन को काट कर हटा देना Synonyms: Extirpation, Excision, Ablation, Cuttingout.
Colostomy (noun) – It is an opening in the abdominal wall that’s made during surgery.ऑंतों का ऑपरेशन Synonyms: Ostomy
Paediatric (adjective) – Relating to the branch of medicine dealing with children and their diseases.बाल‍चिकित्‍सा Synonyms: Pediatric, Paediatry
Debilitate (verb) – Make very weak and infirm.कमजोर करना Synonyms: Enfeeble, Enervate, Sap, Prostrate, Wearout · Antonyms: Invigorate, Fortify, Aid, Mend
Hobble (verb) – Walk in an awkward way, typically, because of pain from an injury.लड़खड़ाना, लंगड़ाकर चलना Synonyms: Limp, Stumble, Hitch, Stagger, Totter · Antonyms: Assist, Encourage, Stride, Promote
Weary (adjective) – Reluctanto see or experience any more of, tired of.सुस्‍त, थका हुआ Synonyms: Fatique, Exhausted, Jade, Fag · Antonyms: Refresh, Enliven, Invigorate, Energetic
Collaborate (verb) – Work jointly on an activity or project.मिलकर काम Synonyms: Concur, Unite, Teamup, Conspire, Collude · Antonyms: Disagree, Complete, Resist, Divorce
Intervention (noun) – The action or process of intervening.हस्‍तक्षेप Synonyms: Intrusion, Intercession, Interference, Meddling · Antonyms: Retreat, Assist, Surrender, Non Interference
Subsequently (adverb) – After a particular thing has happened.बाद में तत्‍पश्‍चात Synonyms: Later, After Words, There After, By And By · Antonyms: Previously, Before, Formerly, Prior