20 new English words for 29 November 2025, each with its meaning, Hindi meaning, synonyms, antonyms and an example sentence. Learn them today and revise them with the daily quiz — useful for SSC, Bank, Railway, UPSC and IELTS.

1 Hamper (verb)

Hamper - To hinder or obstruct the progress or movement of something.

To hinder or obstruct the progress or movement of something.

Hindi meaning: बाधा पहुँचाना

Synonyms: Hinder, Obstruct, Impede, Inhibit

Antonyms: Aid, Assist, Facilitate, Advance

Example: Heavy traffic can <strong>hamper </strong>your ability to reach the office on time.

Trick: Jab bhi kaam mein koi rukawat aaye, samajh jao kuch na kuch tumhe hamper kar raha hai.

2 Inundate (verb)

Inundate - To overwhelm someone or something with a large amount of things; to flood or cover with water.

To overwhelm someone or something with a large amount of things; to flood or cover with water.

Hindi meaning: बहुत अधिक मात्रा में भर देना / डूबो देना

Synonyms: Overwhelm, Flood, Deluge, Swamp

Antonyms: Drain, Empty, Underwhelm, Deprive

Example: After the results were announced, the teacher was <strong>inundated</strong> with messages from students.

Trick: Jab kaam ya messages itne badh jaayen ki sab taraf se flood aa gaya lage, samajh lo tum inundate ho gaye ho.

3 Conflate (verb)

Conflate - To combine two or more ideas, things, or pieces of information into one, often in a way that may cause confusion.

To combine two or more ideas, things, or pieces of information into one, often in a way that may cause confusion.

Hindi meaning: मिलाना / गड़बड़ तरीके से एक साथ जोड़ देना

Synonyms: Merge, Fuse, Combine, Blend

Antonyms: Separate, Distinguish, Differentiate, Disentangle

Example: Many people wrongly <strong>conflate</strong> confidence with arrogance.

Trick: Jab tum do alag-alag ideas ko confuse karke ek saath mila dete ho, samajh lo tumne unko conflate kar diya.

4 Enumerate (verb)

Enumerate - To mention or list things one by one; to count or specify individually.

To mention or list things one by one; to count or specify individually.

Hindi meaning: एक-एक करके गिनाना / सूचीबद्ध करना

Synonyms: List, Itemize, Detail, Catalog

Antonyms: Generalize, Summarize, Overlook, Ignore

Example: In the interview, she was asked to <strong>enumerate</strong> her achievements during the last five years.

Trick: Jab teacher bole “points ko enumerate karo”, matlab sab baatein ek-एक करके साफ-साफ गिनाकर लिखो.

5 Extrapolate (verb)

Extrapolate - To estimate, infer, or predict something by extending known information or trends into the future or another area.

To estimate, infer, or predict something by extending known information or trends into the future or another area.

Hindi meaning: ज्ञात जानकारी को बढ़ाकर अनुमान लगाना

Synonyms: Infer, Deduce, Project, Predict

Antonyms: Misinterpret, Misjudge, Confuse, Misunderstand

Example: From the current sales data, we can <strong>extrapolate</strong> the company’s growth for the next quarter.

Trick: Jab tum past ke data se future ka अंदाज़ा लगाते हो, samajh lo tum extrapolate kar rahe ho.

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6 Divulge (verb)

Divulge - To make known (a private or secret information); to reveal something that was previously hidden.

To make known (a private or secret information); to reveal something that was previously hidden.

Hindi meaning: प्रकट करना / राज खोलना

Synonyms: Reveal, Disclose, Unveil, Uncover

Antonyms: Conceal, Hide, Suppress, Withhold

Example: The witness refused to <strong>divulge </strong>any details about the confidential meeting.

Trick: Jab bhi tum kisi ka secret sabko bata do, samajh lo tumne uska raaz divulge kar diya.

7 Discursive (adjective)

Discursive - Moving from one topic to another in a way that is unorganized or rambling; not staying focused on the main point.

Moving from one topic to another in a way that is unorganized or rambling; not staying focused on the main point.

Hindi meaning: बार-बार विषय बदलने वाला, भटकता हुआ

Synonyms: Rambling, Digressive, Wandering, Meandering

Antonyms: Concise, Focused, Coherent, Succinct

Example: The professor’s <strong>discursive</strong> lecture confused the students because he kept jumping from one topic to another.

Trick: Jo teacher baat-baat pe topic बदल दे, main point पर ना आए, uska lecture discursive hota hai.

8 Buttress (verb)

Buttress - To support, strengthen, or reinforce something, especially an argument, idea, or structure.

To support, strengthen, or reinforce something, especially an argument, idea, or structure.

Hindi meaning: सहारा देना / मज़बूत करना

Synonyms: Support, Reinforce, Bolster, Strengthen

Antonyms: Undermine, Weaken, Diminish, Discourage

Example: The lawyer used strong evidence to <strong>buttress</strong>her argument in court.

Trick: Jab bhi tum kisi कमजोर बात या इमारत को extra support dete ho, yaad rakho – tum usse buttress kar rahe ho.

9 Condone (verb)

Condone - To accept, overlook, or forgive behavior that is morally wrong, allowing it to continue.

To accept, overlook, or forgive behavior that is morally wrong, allowing it to continue.

Hindi meaning: गलत बात को नज़रअंदाज़ कर देना / माफ़ कर देना

Synonyms: Overlook, Excuse, Pardon, Forgive

Antonyms: Condemn, Censure, Punish, Denounce

Example: The school refused to <strong>condone</strong> any form of bullying on its campus.

Trick: Jab tum kisi ki galti ko dekhkar bhi “chhodo yaar, koi baat nahi” bol do, samajh lo tum us galti ko condone kar rahe ho.

10 Extol (verb)

Extol - To praise someone or something very highly; to speak or write in strong approval.

To praise someone or something very highly; to speak or write in strong approval.

Hindi meaning: बहुत प्रशंसा करना / गुणगान करना

Synonyms: Praise, Laud, Commend, Exalt

Antonyms: Criticize, Condemn, Denounce, Disparage

Example: The teacher <strong>extolled</strong> the student’s hard work and dedication in front of the whole class.

Trick: Jab kisi ke talent ko sky tak utha ke tareef karte ho, samajh lo tum usse extol kar rahe ho.

11 Parsimony (noun)

Parsimony - Extreme unwillingness to spend money or use resources; excessive economy or stinginess.

Extreme unwillingness to spend money or use resources; excessive economy or stinginess.

Hindi meaning: कंजूसी, अत्यधिक मितव्ययिता

Synonyms: Stinginess, Miserliness, Meanness, Penuriousness

Antonyms: Generosity, Liberality, Extravagance, Lavishness

Example: His <strong>parsimony</strong> was so severe that he hesitated to spend even on basic necessities.

Trick: PARSI-MONEY yaad rakh—socho ek Parsi uncle hain jo money खर्च ही नहीं करते, बस बचाते ही रहते हैं—यह है parsimony.

12 Lucidity (noun)

Lucidity - Clarity of thought or expression; the quality of being easily understood.

Clarity of thought or expression; the quality of being easily understood.

Hindi meaning: स्पष्टता, साफ़-साफ़ समझ में आना

Synonyms: Clarity, Clearness, Transparency, Explicitness

Antonyms: Confusion, Obscurity, Ambiguity, Vagueness

Example: The <strong>lucidity</strong> of her explanation made a difficult topic easy for everyone to grasp.

Trick: Jab idea bilkul LUCID ho, toh sab kuch “loosely नहीं, clearly” samajh aata hai—यही है lucidity, यानी total clarity.

13 Caprice (noun)

Caprice - A sudden and unaccountable change of mood or behaviour; a whimsical or impulsive decision.

A sudden and unaccountable change of mood or behaviour; a whimsical or impulsive decision.

Hindi meaning: अचानक आया हुआ सनक भरा विचार, मनमानी, चंचलता

Synonyms: Whim, Fancy, Impulse, Vagary

Antonyms: Stability, Constancy, Steadfastness, Seriousness

Example: The project was cancelled on the mere <strong>caprice</strong> of the new manager, without any logical reason.

Trick: Socho koi boss CAPRI (cold drink) पीकर suddenly अपना decision बदल दे—ऐसी अचानक मन की पलटी ही caprice कहलाती है.

14 Affability (noun)

Affability - The quality of being friendly, pleasant, and easy to talk to.

The quality of being friendly, pleasant, and easy to talk to.

Hindi meaning: मिलनसार स्वभाव, सरल व मित्रतापूर्ण व्यवहार

Synonyms: Friendliness, Amiability, Cordiality, Geniality

Antonyms: Rudeness, Hostility, Aloofness, Harshness

Example: His <strong>affability</strong> made even new employees feel comfortable on their first day at work.

Trick: AFFABILITY ko yaad करो—socho koi person ‘affable’ है, yani हर kisi से friendly तरीके से मिलता है, उसी की quality है affability.

15 Obstinacy (noun)

Obstinacy - The quality of being very stubborn; refusal to change one’s opinion or behaviour despite good reasons to do so.

The quality of being very stubborn; refusal to change one’s opinion or behaviour despite good reasons to do so.

Hindi meaning: ज़िद, हठ, हठधर्मिता

Synonyms: Stubbornness, Inflexibility, Pigheadedness, Pertinacity

Antonyms: Flexibility, Open-mindedness, Compliance, Yielding

Example: Because of his <strong>obstinacy, </strong> the discussion turned into an argument and no solution was reached.

Trick: Socho koi बच्चा “OBSTI-NAHI” mode पर है—jo bhi bolo, कहेगा “nahin, nahin”—ये लगातार ज़िद ही obstinacy है.

16 Credulity (noun)

Credulity - A tendency to believe things too easily or without enough evidence; readiness to be convinced or tricked.

A tendency to believe things too easily or without enough evidence; readiness to be convinced or tricked.

Hindi meaning: सीधी साधी आसानी से विश्वास कर लेने की प्रवृत्ति, भोलापन

Synonyms: Gullibility, Naivety, Trustfulness, Innocence

Antonyms: Skepticism, Doubt, Caution, Disbelief

Example: The salesman took advantage of her <strong>credulity</strong> and sold her a useless product at a high price.

Trick: CRE-DULITY ko yaad रखो—socho koi “credit card wali” बात पर भी तुरंत विश्वास कर ले, बिना सोचे—ऐसा सीधा भरोसा ही credulity है.

17 Bellwether (noun)

Bellwether - A person, group, or thing that leads or indicates a trend; something that shows what will happen in the future.

A person, group, or thing that leads or indicates a trend; something that shows what will happen in the future.

Hindi meaning: रुझान बताने वाला अग्रदूत, आगे बढ़कर दिशा दिखाने वाला

Synonyms: Trendsetter, Leader, Forerunner, Pace-setter

Antonyms: Follower, Latecomer, Laggard, Traditionalist

Example: The company’s performance is considered a <strong>bellwether</strong> for the entire technology sector.

Trick: Yaad rakho—BELL + WEATHER; jaise weather future ka अंदाज़ा देता है, waise hi bellwether koi bhi cheez hoti hai jo future trend ka अंदाज़ा पहले hi dikha दे.

18 Felicity (noun)

Felicity - Intense happiness; a state of great joy or bliss.

Intense happiness; a state of great joy or bliss.

Hindi meaning: परम आनंद, अत्यधिक खुशहाली

Synonyms: Happiness, Bliss, Joy, Delight

Antonyms: Misery, Sorrow, Gloom, Unhappiness

Example: She accepted the award with such <strong>felicity</strong> that the entire audience shared in her joy.

Trick: Socho ek girl ka naam FELICITY hai, jise dekhte hi sab ke faces pe smile aa जाती है—jahan Felicity hai, wahan full happiness hai.

19 Hubbub (noun)

Hubbub - A loud, confused noise caused by a crowd of people; uproar and busy activity.

A loud, confused noise caused by a crowd of people; uproar and busy activity.

Hindi meaning: कोलाहल, शोर-शराबा, अफरा-तफरी

Synonyms: Uproar, Commotion, Din, Clamor

Antonyms: Calm, Tranquility, Silence, Serenity

Example: There was such a <strong>hubbub</strong> in the market that he could barely hear his own thoughts.

Trick: Yaad rakho—HUB + BUB; socho ek city ka main HUB jahan sab “bub-bub” karke loudly बात कर रहे हैं—wahi shor-शराबा aur afra-tafri hi hubbub hai.

20 Relentless (adjective)

Relentless - Continuing in a determined way without becoming weaker or less severe; harsh and unyielding.

Continuing in a determined way without becoming weaker or less severe; harsh and unyielding.

Hindi meaning: अविरत, कठोर, निष्ठुर, बिना रुके चलते रहना

Synonyms: Persistent, Unrelenting, Incessant, Tireless

Antonyms: Lenient, Merciful, Intermittent, Yielding

Example: Her <strong>relentless</strong>efforts to clear the exam finally paid off with an excellent rank.

Trick: RELENTLESS ko yaad रखो—RE + LENT + LESS, yani once you lent your time to a goal, you became less ready to quit and kept going without a break—that’s relentless effort.

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