On 4 July 2021 Vocab24 covered 9 editorials from The Times of India, The Pioneer News, GK & Current Affairs App, The Hindu, English Idioms and Sayings, Phrasal Verb of the day 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

  • Encapsulate (verb)To express the most important parts of something in a few words.संक्षिप्त करना Synonyms: Summarize, Sum up, Condense, Digest, Compact · Antonyms: Expand, Lengthen, Extend, Broaden
  • Cynosure (noun)A person or thing that is the centre of attention or admiration.आकर्षण-बिन्दु Synonyms: Centre, Focal point, Pivot
  • Underpin (verb)Support, justify, or form the basis for.सहारा देना Synonyms: Corroborate, Buttress, Bolster · Antonyms: Weaken, Undermine, Ruin
  • Plank (noun)A fundamental point of a political or other programme.प्रथममुद्दा Synonyms: Main point, Essential part, Elementary point
  • Juxtapose (verb)To put people or things together, especially in order to show a contrast or a new relationship between them.तुलना करना Synonyms: Compare, Contrast, Collate, Appose
  • Comrade (noun)A person who is a member of the same communist or socialist political party as the person speaking.सहयोगी Synonyms: Companion, Colleague, Fellow · Antonyms: Opponent, Enemy, Foe
  • Slew (noun)A large number or quantity of something.प्रचुरता Synonyms: Plenty, Wide variety, Lot, Diversity, Range · Antonyms: Little, Lack, Handful
  • Don (verb)Put on (an item of clothing).पहनना Synonyms: Put on, Dress, Deck oneself out in, Slip into, Dress in
  • Aplomb (noun)Self-confidence or assurance, especially when in a demanding situation.अभिमान Synonyms: Poise, Self-assurance, Composure
  • Refute (verb)Prove (a statement or theory) to be wrong or false.झूठा ठहराना Synonyms: Disprove, Rebut, Invalidate, Confute · Antonyms: Prove, Confirm

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