The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary 6 Mar 2026 – 20 Words with Hindi Meaning, 19 Editorials

On 6 March 2026 Vocab24 covered 19 editorials from Root word of the day, Phrasal verb of the day, The Indian Express, Word of the day, One Liner, The Hindu, Idioms & Phrases Quiz, Idiom of the day, Hindustan Times, Spotting Error (Rule 226), Daily Dose of Idioms, Confusing Word, The Economic Times, Times of India, Aeon (Economics) 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

Asinine (adjective) – Very stupid or foolish.मूर्खतापूर्ण Synonyms: Foolish, Stupid, Idiotic, Senseless · Antonyms: Intelligent, Wise, Sensible, Rational
Bourgeois (adjective/noun) – Related to the middle class, especially in a way seen as conventional or materialistic.मध्यमवर्गीय Synonyms: Middle-class, Conventional, Materialistic, Philistine · Antonyms: Aristocratic, Elite, Noble, Bohemian
Exhaustive (adjective) – Including everything; thorough and complete.संपूर्ण Synonyms: Thorough, Comprehensive, Complete, All-inclusive · Antonyms: Incomplete, Superficial, Partial, Limited
Fictitious (adjective) – Not real; invented or imaginary.काल्पनिक Synonyms: Imaginary, Invented, False, Fabricated · Antonyms: Real, Genuine, Authentic, Factual
Gubernatorial (adjective) – Relating to a governor or the office of a governor.राज्यपाल-संबंधी Synonyms: Governor-related, Executive, Administrative, Provincial · Antonyms: Nonexecutive, Municipal, Local, Subordinate
Nostrum (noun) – A supposed cure-all, often of doubtful value; a quack remedy.झूठी दवा Synonyms: Panacea, Quack remedy, Cure-all, Snake oil · Antonyms: Proven treatment, Valid remedy, Evidence-based medicine, Effective cure
Philippic (noun) – A long, harsh speech or piece of writing attacking someone or something.कटु आलोचनात्मक भाषण Synonyms: Tirade, Diatribe, Invective, Denunciation · Antonyms: Praise, Compliment, Eulogy, Commendation
Polymath (noun) – A person with wide knowledge and expertise in many different subjects.बहुविषय-विशारद Synonyms: Scholar, Genius, Intellectual, Renaissance man · Antonyms: Specialist, Novice, Ignoramus, Amateur
Rarefy (verb) – Make or become less dense or more spread out.विरल करना Synonyms: Thin, Dilute, Attenuate, Disperse · Antonyms: Densify, Condense, Thicken, Concentrate
Welter (noun/verb) – A confused mass or jumble; to move in a confused or turbulent way.अव्यवस्थित ढेर Synonyms: Confusion, Jumble, Chaos, Turmoil · Antonyms: Order, Calm, Harmony, Arrangement
Foreshadow (verb) – Hint at or indicate (a future event) in advance.पूर्वसूचना देना Synonyms: Hint, Predict, Portend, Prefigure · Antonyms: Conceal, Hide, Obscure, Withhold
Motley (adjective) – Made up of many different types of things; varied in appearance or character.मिश्रित Synonyms: Mixed, Varied, Diverse, Assorted · Antonyms: Uniform, Homogeneous, Consistent, Identical
Luxuriant (adjective) – Growing thickly and strongly; lush and abundant.घना-भरा, हरा-भरा Synonyms: Lush, Abundant, Flourishing, Rich · Antonyms: Sparse, Scanty, Meager, Barren
Overwrought (adjective) – Extremely upset, nervous, or agitated; too strongly affected by emotion.अत्यधिक व्याकुल Synonyms: Agitated, Distressed, Upset, Hysterical · Antonyms: Calm, Composed, Relaxed, Untroubled
Underpin (verb) – Support, strengthen, or form the basis of something.आधार देना Synonyms: Support, Strengthen, Bolster, Reinforce · Antonyms: Undermine, Weaken, Destabilize, Erode
Vortex (noun) – A mass of swirling fluid or air, especially a whirlpool or whirlwind; a situation that draws everything into it.भंवर Synonyms: Whirlpool, Whirlwind, Eddy, Maelstrom · Antonyms: Stillness, Calm, Stability, Stagnation
Synchronous (adjective) – Occurring at the same time; in perfect coordination.समकालिक Synonyms: Simultaneous, Concurrent, Coordinated, In-step · Antonyms: Asynchronous, Uncoordinated, Out-of-step, Nonconcurrent
Serpentine (adjective) – Winding and twisting like a snake; snake-like.सर्पाकार Synonyms: Winding, Twisting, Curving, Tortuous · Antonyms: Straight, Direct, Linear, Unbending
Dumbfound (verb) – Greatly astonish or shock someone so that they cannot speak or react.अचंभित कर देना Synonyms: Astonish, Stun, Bewilder, Flabbergast · Antonyms: Expect, Clarify, Enlighten, Reassure
Incapacitate (verb) – Prevent someone from functioning normally; disable.अक्षम कर देना Synonyms: Disable, Paralyze, Immobilize, Debilitate · Antonyms: Enable, Empower, Strengthen, Mobilize