The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary 28 Mar 2026 – 20 Words with Hindi Meaning, 20 Editorials

On 28 March 2026 Vocab24 covered 20 editorials from Root word of the day, Phrasal Verb of the Day, Hoard vs Horde, The Indian Express, Word of the day, One Liner, The Hindu, Reading Comprehension Test, Idiom of the day, Hindustan Times, Spotting Error (Rule 245), Daily Dose of Idioms, Confusing words, The Economic Times, Times of India, Aeon (Computing and artificial intelligence) 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

Presumptuous (adjective) – (of a person or their behavior) failing to observe the limits of what is permitted or appropriate.अत्यधिक आत्मविश्वासी या उद्दंड Synonyms: Arrogant, Overconfident, Bold, Impertinent · Antonyms: Modest, Humble, Respectful, Reserved
Tumid (adjective) – Swollen or enlarged; pompous or bombastic in language or style.सूजा हुआ; आडंबरपूर्ण Synonyms: Swollen, Puffy, Bombastic, Inflated · Antonyms: Shrunken, Deflated, Modest, Simple
Languor (noun) – The state of feeling tired, weak, or lacking energy.शिथिलता Synonyms: Fatigue, Weakness, Weariness, Listlessness · Antonyms: Energy, Strength, Vigor, Liveliness
Politic (adjective) – Wise and prudent in practical affairs; tactful.व्यवहारकुशल; विवेकपूर्ण Synonyms: Prudent, Wise, Tactful, Shrewd · Antonyms: Imprudent, Foolish, Tactless, Reckless
Odium (noun) – General or widespread hatred or disgust directed toward someone as a result of their actions.घृणा Synonyms: Hatred, Disgrace, Shame, Contempt · Antonyms: Admiration, Respect, Esteem, Approval
Jeremiad (noun) – A long, mournful complaint or lamentation; a list of sorrowful complaints.विलापपूर्ण शिकायत Synonyms: Lament, Complaint, Dirge, Protest · Antonyms: Praise, Commendation, Applause, Approval
Sortie (noun) – A sudden attack made by troops from a defensive position; a brief military or strategic expedition.अचानक आक्रमण Synonyms: Raid, Assault, Attack, Expedition · Antonyms: Retreat, Withdrawal, Surrender, Escape
Moniker (noun) – A name or nickname.उपनाम Synonyms: Nickname, Alias, Tag, Sobriquet · Antonyms: Real name, Formal name, Birth name, Given name
Roil (verb) – Make (a liquid) turbid or muddy by disturbing the sediment; disturb or irritate.मथ देना; विचलित करना Synonyms: Agitate, Disturb, Stir, Upset · Antonyms: Calm, Soothe, Clear, Settle
Insurgent (noun/adjective) – A person who rises in revolt against an established authority; rebellious.विद्रोही Synonyms: Rebel, Revolutionary, Mutineer, Dissenter · Antonyms: Loyalist, Supporter, Follower, Obedient
Antecedent (noun) – A thing or event that existed before or logically precedes another.पूर्ववर्ती कारण Synonyms: Precursor, Forerunner, Predecessor, Prior · Antonyms: Consequence, Result, Outcome, Effect
Omnibus (adjective) – Including many things or having various items combined in one.सर्वसमावेशी Synonyms: Comprehensive, Inclusive, Extensive, All-encompassing · Antonyms: Limited, Specific, Restricted, Exclusive
Interlude (noun) – A short period of time between events or activities.अंतराल Synonyms: Interval, Break, Pause, Gap · Antonyms: Continuation, Continuity, Extension, Permanence
Grovel (verb) – Act in an excessively obedient or servile way.गिड़गिड़ाना Synonyms: Beg, Crouch, Kowtow, Fawn · Antonyms: Resist, Defy, Command, Stand
Prostrate (adjective) – Lying stretched out on the ground with face downward.भूमि पर दंडवत पड़ा हुआ Synonyms: Prone, Flat, Supine, Recumbent · Antonyms: Upright, Standing, Erect, Raised
Servitude (noun) – The state of being a slave or completely under someone’s control.दासता Synonyms: Slavery, Bondage, Subjugation, Captivity · Antonyms: Freedom, Liberty, Independence, Autonomy
Fissure (noun) – A long, narrow opening or crack in something.दरार Synonyms: Crack, Split, Crevice, Fracture · Antonyms: Closure, Seal, Union, Solidness
Colloquy (noun) – A conversation or dialogue between two or more people.वार्तालाप Synonyms: Conversation, Dialogue, Discussion, Talk · Antonyms: Silence, Quiet, Monologue, Muteness
Epigraph (noun) – A short quotation or saying at the beginning of a book, chapter, or poem.उपशीर्षक उद्धरण Synonyms: Inscription, Motto, Quotation, Citation · Antonyms: Body text, Explanation, Commentary, Elaboration
Prologue (noun) – A separate introductory section of a literary, dramatic, or musical work.प्रस्तावना Synonyms: Introduction, Preface, Prelude, Foreword · Antonyms: Epilogue, Conclusion, Ending, Finale