The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary 8 Jan 2023 – 10 Words with Hindi Meaning, 7 Editorials

On 8 January 2023 Vocab24 covered 7 editorials from MINOR vs. MINER, The Indian Express, The Hindu, The Print 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

Compelling (adjective) – So strong that you cannot resist it.सम्मोहक Synonyms: Persuasive, Powerful, Forceful, Convincing · Antonyms: Feeble, Dissuasive, Unconvincing, Boring
Conspicuous (adjective) – Easy to see or notice.विशिष्ट Synonyms: Obvious, Clear, Evident, Noticeable · Antonyms: Hidden, Concealed, Inconspicuous, Unseen
Omission (noun) – A thing that has not been included or done.चूक Synonyms: Oversight, Failure, Neglect, Dereliction · Antonyms: Care, Addition, Caution, Inclusion
Recklessly (adverb) – In a way that shows a lack of care about danger and the possible results of your actions.लापरवाही Synonyms: Rashly, Impetuously, Carelessly, Thoughtlessly · Antonyms: Carefully, Cautiously, Discreetly, Abjectly
Rigour (noun) – The fact of being strict or severe.कड़ाई Synonyms: Severity, Harshness, Stringency, Asperity · Antonyms: Advantage, Agility, Benevolence, Boon
Appellant (noun) – A person who appeals against a decision made in court.अपीलार्थी Synonyms: Complainant, Appellate, Petitioner, Applicant · Antonyms: Respondent, Defendant, Challenge, Dear Friend
Ought (modal verb) – Used to say what is the right thing to do.चाहिए Synonyms: Must, Should, Need, Naught · Antonyms: Lacked, Wealth, Broken Promise, Have
Erroneous (adjective) – Not correct.अशुद्ध Synonyms: Mistaken, Incorrect, Inaccurate, Wrong · Antonyms: Correct, Right, Accurate, True
Languish (verb) – To be forced to stay somewhere or suffer something unpleasant for a long time.दुर्बल होना Synonyms: Fade, Pine, Weaken, Deteriorate · Antonyms: Recover, Flourish, Improve, Strengthen
Punitive (adjective) – Very severe and that people find very difficult to pay.दण्डात्मक Synonyms: Harsh, Penal, Disciplinary, Corrective · Antonyms: Rewarding, Rehabilitative, Acquitting, Beneficial