The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary 10 Jan 2026 – 20 Words with Hindi Meaning, 18 Editorials

On 10 January 2026 Vocab24 covered 18 editorials from Phrasal verb of the day, Root Word of the Day, The Indian Express, One Liner, The Hindu, Reading Comprehension Test, Idiom of the day, Hindustan Times, Spotting Error (Rule 179), Daily Dose of Idioms, Confusing Word, The Economic Times, Times of India, Aeon (Ethics) and taught 20 words from them. Read the editorial, learn the words with Hindi meaning, then use three of them in a sentence today.

20 words from this day's editorials

Malevolent (adjective) – Having or showing a wish to do harm to others.दुष्ट Synonyms: Malicious, Spiteful, Vicious, Hostile · Antonyms: Benevolent, Kind, Compassionate, Friendly
Chastise (verb) – Reprimand or scold severely.कड़ी डांट लगाना Synonyms: Reprimand, Scold, Rebuke, Admonish · Antonyms: Praise, Commend, Applaud, Encourage
Euphemism (noun) – A mild or indirect word or expression used instead of one considered too harsh or blunt.शिष्टोक्ति Synonyms: Substitution, Softening, Circumlocution, Indirectness · Antonyms: Bluntness, Directness, Frankness, Plain speaking
Abominable (adjective) – Extremely bad or unpleasant; causing moral disgust.घृणित Synonyms: Detestable, Horrible, Atrocious, Disgusting · Antonyms: Admirable, Pleasant, Delightful, Excellent
Compel (verb) – Force or drive someone to do something.विवश करना Synonyms: Force, Oblige, Coerce, Constrain · Antonyms: Allow, Permit, Release, Deter
Entice (verb) – Attract or tempt someone by offering pleasure or advantage.लुभाना Synonyms: Tempt, Lure, Allure, Persuade · Antonyms: Deter, Discourage, Repel, Dissuade
Relapse (verb) – Return to a worse state after a period of improvement.पुनः बिगड़ जाना Synonyms: Revert, Regress, Deteriorate, Backslide · Antonyms: Recover, Improve, Progress, Advance
Culprit (noun) – A person responsible for a crime or other misdeed.अपराधी Synonyms: Offender, Wrongdoer, Perpetrator, Criminal · Antonyms: Victim, Innocent, Bystander, Witness
Unanimous (adjective) – Fully in agreement; having the consent of everyone involved.सर्वसम्मत Synonyms: United, Agreed, Undivided, Consensual · Antonyms: Divided, Disagreeing, Split, Conflicted
Strenuous (adjective) – Requiring or using great effort or exertion.कठिन Synonyms: Arduous, Laborious, Demanding, Exhausting · Antonyms: Easy, Effortless, Relaxed, Light
Acknowledge (verb) – Accept or admit the truth/existence of something; recognize or express thanks for.स्वीकार करना/मान्यता देना Synonyms: Admit, Recognize, Accept, Concede · Antonyms: Deny, Ignore, Reject, Disavow
Mutable (adjective) – Likely to change; not fixed.परिवर्तनशील Synonyms: Changeable, Alterable, Modifiable, Flexible · Antonyms: Immutable, Fixed, Unchangeable, Permanent
Befit (verb) – Be suitable for; be proper or appropriate to.उचित होना Synonyms: Suit, Become, Match, Appropriate · Antonyms: Misbecome, Clash, Disgrace, Be improper
Reckon (verb) – Think or suppose; calculate or estimate.समझना/अनुमान लगाना Synonyms: Assume, Suppose, Estimate, Calculate · Antonyms: Doubt, Misjudge, Ignore, Disbelieve
Aegis (noun) – Protection or support, especially from a powerful person or organization.संरक्षण/सुरक्षा Synonyms: Protection, Shield, Safeguard, Patronage · Antonyms: Exposure, Vulnerability, Danger, Threat
Augury (noun) – A sign of what will happen in the future; an omen or prediction.शकुन/पूर्वसंकेत Synonyms: Omen, Portent, Prophecy, Foretoken · Antonyms: Certainty, Fact, Reality, Proof
Muster (verb) – Gather or summon (people, troops, or resources), especially with effort.इकट्ठा करना Synonyms: Assemble, Gather, Summon, Rally · Antonyms: Disperse, Scatter, Dismiss, Disband
Broach (verb) – Bring up or introduce (a sensitive topic) for discussion.विषय छेड़ना Synonyms: Introduce, Mention, Raise, Bring up · Antonyms: Suppress, Avoid, Conceal, Drop
Sundry (adjective) – Of various kinds; miscellaneous.विविध Synonyms: Various, Diverse, Assorted, Miscellaneous · Antonyms: Uniform, Identical, Same, Homogeneous
Scant (adjective) – Barely sufficient; very little in amount.अल्प Synonyms: Meager, Sparse, Insufficient, Limited · Antonyms: Ample, Abundant, Plentiful, Sufficient