The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary 17 Jun 2026 – 20 Words with Hindi Meaning, 22 Editorials

On 17 June 2026 Vocab24 covered 22 editorials from YOLK vs. YOKE, Phrasal Verb of the Day, Root word of the day, The Indian Express, One Liner, Word of the day, The Hindu, Idioms & Phrases Quiz, Idiom of the day, Hindustan Times, Spotting Error (Rule 315), Daily Dose of Idioms, Confusing words, The Economic Times, Daily Dose of Idioms & Phrases, Daily Dose of One Word Substitution, Aeon (Cosmology) 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

Slaughter (verb/noun) – Kill people or animals brutally or in large numbers.हत्या करना / वध करना Synonyms: Kill, Massacre, Butcher, Slay · Antonyms: Save, Protect, Spare, Preserve
Stellar (adjective) – Extremely good or excellent; related to stars.उत्कृष्ट / तारों से संबंधित Synonyms: Excellent, Outstanding, Brilliant, Superb · Antonyms: Poor, Ordinary, Inferior, Mediocre
Hurricane (noun) – A violent storm with very strong winds.भयंकर तूफान Synonyms: Cyclone, Storm, Tempest, Typhoon · Antonyms: Calm, Stillness, Peace, Tranquility
Vulgar (adjective) – Lacking good taste, manners, or decency.अश्लील / अभद्र Synonyms: Obscene, Indecent, Crude, Coarse · Antonyms: Refined, Decent, Polite, Cultured
Burglary (noun) – Illegal entry into a building to steal something.सेंधमारी / चोरी के लिए अवैध प्रवेश Synonyms: Theft, Robbery, Break-in, Stealing · Antonyms: Security, Protection, Honesty, Safekeeping
Disrepute (noun) – Loss or lack of good reputation or respect.बदनामी / अपयश Synonyms: Dishonor, Disgrace, Shame, Infamy · Antonyms: Honor, Respect, Esteem, Reputation
Scatter (verb) – Throw or spread things in different directions.बिखेरना / तितर-बितर करना Synonyms: Disperse, Spread, Sprinkle, Strew · Antonyms: Gather, Collect, Assemble, Concentrate
Outline (noun/verb) – A general description or plan; to give the main points.रूपरेखा / मुख्य बिंदु बताना Synonyms: Summary, Sketch, Framework, Plan · Antonyms: Detail, Expansion, Elaboration, Completion
Abduct (verb) – Take someone away illegally by force or trickery.अपहरण करना Synonyms: Kidnap, Seize, Capture, Snatch · Antonyms: Release, Free, Return, Liberate
Fearless (adjective) – Having no fear; brave.निर्भय / साहसी Synonyms: Brave, Bold, Courageous, Daring · Antonyms: Fearful, Afraid, Timid, Cowardly
Perish (verb) – To die, decay, or be destroyed.नष्ट होना / मर जाना Synonyms: Die, Expire, Collapse, Vanish · Antonyms: Survive, Live, Endure, Flourish
Savage (adjective) – Fierce, cruel, violent, or uncivilized.क्रूर / जंगली Synonyms: Brutal, Fierce, Cruel, Wild · Antonyms: Gentle, Civilized, Kind, Tame
Bargain (noun/verb) – A deal or agreement, especially after negotiation; to negotiate a price.सौदा करना Synonyms: Deal, Agreement, Negotiation, Contract · Antonyms: Disagreement, Overcharge, Loss, Rip-off
Coarse (adjective) – Rough in texture or rude in manner.खुरदरा / अशिष्ट Synonyms: Rough, Harsh, Crude, Rude · Antonyms: Smooth, Fine, Refined, Polite
Urgent (adjective) – Requiring immediate attention or action.अत्यावश्यक Synonyms: Immediate, Pressing, Critical, Imperative · Antonyms: Nonurgent, Unimportant, Minor, Postponable
Regret (verb/noun) – To feel sorry or sad about something.पछतावा करना / खेद Synonyms: Repent, Lament, Mourn, Rue · Antonyms: Rejoice, Celebrate, Approve, Enjoy
Eligible (adjective) – Having the right qualifications or conditions for something.योग्य / पात्र Synonyms: Qualified, Suitable, Entitled, Fit · Antonyms: Ineligible, Unqualified, Unsuitable, Disqualified
Protest (verb/noun) – To object strongly or show public disagreement.विरोध करना Synonyms: Object, Oppose, Resist, Complain · Antonyms: Support, Agree, Accept, Approve
Pursue (verb) – To follow, chase, or continue trying to achieve something.पीछा करना / प्रयास जारी रखना Synonyms: Chase, Follow, Seek, Continue · Antonyms: Abandon, Quit, Ignore, Avoid
Exceed (verb) – To go beyond a limit, amount, or expectation.अधिक होना / सीमा से बढ़ना Synonyms: Surpass, Outdo, Transcend, Overstep · Antonyms: Fall short, Limit, Fail, Decrease