The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary 25 Jan 2026 – 20 Words with Hindi Meaning, 11 Editorials

On 25 January 2026 Vocab24 covered 11 editorials from The Indian Express, The Hindu, Cloze Test Quiz, Hindustan Times, The Economic Times, Times of India, Aeon (Anthropology) 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

Bilateral (adjective) – Involving two sides, parties, countries, or groups.द्विपक्षीय Synonyms: Two-sided, Mutual, Reciprocal, Joint · Antonyms: Unilateral, One-sided, Independent, Domestic
Coeval (adjective) – Existing at the same time; of the same age or period.समकालीन Synonyms: Contemporary, Simultaneous, Coexistent, Coterminous · Antonyms: Ancient, Future, Subsequent, Later
Contiguity (noun) – The state of being in direct contact or sharing a common border; closeness without a gap.सन्निकटता; सटे होने की स्थिति Synonyms: Adjacency, Proximity, Nearness, Abutment · Antonyms: Separation, Distance, Discontinuity, Isolation
Denunciation (noun) – A public statement strongly condemning someone or something.निंदा Synonyms: Condemnation, Censure, Criticism, Disapproval · Antonyms: Praise, Approval, Commendation, Endorsement
Emendation (noun) – The act of correcting or improving a text by removing errors.संशोधन Synonyms: Correction, Revision, Amendment, Rectification · Antonyms: Error, Mistake, Corruption, Distortion
Erratum (noun) – An error in a printed or published text, usually corrected later.मुद्रण-दोष Synonyms: Misprint, Mistake, Typo, Blunder · Antonyms: Accuracy, Correctness, Precision, Exactness
Gambit (noun) – A calculated move or plan used to gain an advantage, often at the start of a situation.चाल Synonyms: Tactic, Strategy, Maneuver, Ploy · Antonyms: Retreat, Inaction, Passivity, Surrender
Hortatory (adjective) – Encouraging or urging someone strongly to take action; giving advice in a forceful way.प्रोत्साहनात्मक Synonyms: Encouraging, Exhortative, Persuasive, Urging · Antonyms: Discouraging, Dissuading, Indifferent, Neutral
Decimation (noun) – The act of destroying or killing a large part of something; severe reduction.भारी विनाश; बड़े पैमाने पर हानि Synonyms: Devastation, Destruction, Ravage, Massacre · Antonyms: Preservation, Protection, Restoration, Saving
Probative (adjective) – Serving as proof; providing evidence that helps establish something as true.प्रमाणकारी Synonyms: Evidential, Demonstrative, Conclusive, Persuasive · Antonyms: Inconclusive, Unproven, Uncertain, Irrelevant
Provenance (noun) – Origin or source of something; the history of ownership or where something comes from.उत्पत्ति Synonyms: Origin, Source, Lineage, Background · Antonyms: Destination, Future, Uncertainty, Doubt
Resuscitate (verb) – Restore to consciousness or life; revive; bring back into use.पुनर्जीवित करना Synonyms: Revive, Reanimate, Restore, Rekindle · Antonyms: Kill, Extinguish, Suppress, Abandon
Syllogism (noun) – A form of deductive reasoning where a conclusion is drawn from two premises.त्रिवाक्य तर्क Synonyms: Deduction, Logical argument, Formal reasoning, Inference · Antonyms: Fallacy, Illogic, Non sequitur, Inconsistency
Salutation (noun) – A greeting or respectful address, especially at the beginning of a letter or speech.अभिवादन Synonyms: Greeting, Welcome, Hail, Address · Antonyms: Farewell, Parting, Dismissal, Snub
Inference (noun) – A conclusion drawn from evidence and reasoning.निष्कर्ष Synonyms: Conclusion, Deduction, Implication, Interpretation · Antonyms: Fact, Proof, Evidence, Certainty
Sustenance (noun) – Food or nourishment needed to live; support that maintains life or strength.जीवन-निर्वाह Synonyms: Nourishment, Nutrition, Food, Support · Antonyms: Starvation, Deprivation, Hunger, Scarcity
Fugacious (adjective) – Lasting for a very short time; fleeting.क्षणिक Synonyms: Fleeting, Transient, Evanescent, Momentary · Antonyms: Lasting, Enduring, Permanent, Persistent
Sempiternal (adjective) – Everlasting; eternal; existing forever.शाश्वत Synonyms: Eternal, Everlasting, Perpetual, Timeless · Antonyms: Temporary, Transient, Fleeting, Short-lived
Delphic (adjective) – Mysterious and hard to understand; deliberately obscure or ambiguous (like an oracle).रहस्यमय और अस्पष्ट Synonyms: Enigmatic, Cryptic, Obscure, Ambiguous · Antonyms: Clear, Explicit, Plain, Unambiguous
Oligarchy (noun) – A form of government where power is held by a small group of people.अल्पतंत्र Synonyms: Minority rule, Elite rule, Plutocracy, Aristocracy · Antonyms: Democracy, Egalitarianism, Republic, Anarchy