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04.08.2021 The Hindu Vocabulary Questions and Answers
A. Foist A. Verity
B. Subjugate B. Consolidated
C. Wrest C. Indubitable
D. Thrall D. Obsolete
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4. Every time my _______________ 6) MENDACIOUS
granddaughter comes to my room, she brings
a) Dishonest
me a cup of tea with her cheery smile on her
elegant face. When the __________ girl came b) Capacious
through the school’s door on her very first day
c) Detain
of kindergarten, she spoke with every student
and everyone liked her. d) Remaining
B. Spunky 7) CURTAIL
C. Zeal a) Quite
D. Vivacious b) Quiet
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9) DRUDGERY 11)
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04.08.2021 The Hindu Vocabulary Questions and Answers
d) Unanimous 14)
b) Attitude c) Encouraging
c) Compassion d) Glut
The correct word that will fit in both the blanks The correct word that will fit in both the blanks
is- subjugate Subjugate-bring under domination is- Noxious Noxious- harmful Pernicious- highly
or control, esp. by conquest Wrest- to forcefully injurious or destructive Virulent- highly
take something away Foist- to compel a person dangerous and deadly, usually spreading very
or group to accept something that is not wanted quickly Imperil- to be in danger of something or
Thrall- the state of being under the control of someone
another person
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3. Answer: C 7) Answer: C
The correct word that will fit in both the blanks CURTAIL(Prolong is an antonym)
is- Indubitable Indubitable- without doubt;
8) Answer: C
undisputable Verity- the condition of being real or
true. Consolidated- to bring together (separate EMINENT (unknown is an antonym)
parts) into a single or unified whole. Obsolete- no
9) Answer: B
longer produced or used; out of date.
DRUDGERY(Laborious is synonym)
4. Answer: D
10) Answer: C
The correct word that will fit in both the blanks
is- Vivacious Vivacious- to be bubbly and Dazzle (impress as per first statement, over
energetic Zeal- eagerness and ardent interest in brightness as per second statement)
pursuit of something Spunky- courageous and full
11) Answer: B
of spirit Vehement- deeply felt; passionate
Kickbacks (illegal payment in return for a favor
5) Answer: D
12) Answer: D
TRAGIC (comic is an antonym) Unanimous (united)
13) Answer: A
6) Answer: A
Bristling (full of energy)
MENDACIOUS (dishonest is synonym)
14) Answer: B
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04.08.2021 The Hindu Vocabulary Questions and Answers
4. revival (noun) – re-establishment, reintroduction, restoration, reinstallation.
5. come away (phrasal verb) – depart with a particular feeling after doing something.
6. optimism (noun) – hopefulness, hope, confidence, positive attitude, buoyancy.
7. on the horizon (phrase) – imminent, impending, approaching, near/close, just around the corner.
8. reversal (noun) – turnaround, U-turn, sea change.
9. withdrawal (noun) – retreat, departure, ending, disengagement.
10. unlikely (adjective) – doubtful, implausible, improbable, questionable.
11. resolution (noun) – solution, settlement.
12. spectrum (noun) – wide range/variety of.
13. eventually (adverb) – in the end, finally, at last.
14. possibility (noun) – chance, likelihood, probability, prospect.
15. culmination (noun) – climax, conclusion.
16. elaborate (adjective) – complicated, detailed, intricate, complex.
17. negotiation (noun) – discussions, talks, deliberation; discussing the terms of, arrangement.
18. strategy (noun) – plan of action.
19. ongoing (adjective) – current, existing, continuing.
20. progressive (adjective) – forward-looking, forward-thinking, liberal, new, dynamic.
21. grassroots (noun as modifier) – the most basic levels of an organisation.
22. call for (phrasal verb) – require, publicly ask/necessitate, demand.
23. delimitation (noun) – an act of fixing boundary or limits.
24. legislative (adjective) – relating to a legislature (state government).
25. hold (verb) – conduct, organize, arrange.
26. insist (verb) – state, assert, announce, pronounce.
27. freewheeling (adjective) – not limited by rules/customs; unconstrained, uninhibited.
28. rancour (noun) – bitterness, hate, resentment/hostility, hatred.
29. seek (verb) – ask for, request; try to obtain, demand.
30. domiciliary (adjective) – relating to a person’s permanent residence. In law, domicile is the status
of being a lawful permanent resident in a particular jurisdiction (territory/region).
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31. strident (adjective) – loud & harsh, forceful, discordant, vociferous, raucous.
32. build on (phrasal verb) – develop, enhance, expand on.
33. decade (noun) – a period of ten years.
34. turmoil (noun) – disorder, turbulence, confusion, trouble, chaos.
35. mistrust (noun) – suspicion, distrust, doubt, misgivings.
36. deficiency (noun) – weakness, weak point, imperfection, shortcoming.
37. messenger (noun) – spokesperson, representative, agent, go-between.
38. Valley (noun) – a low area between hills or mountains typically with a river running through it.
Valley is a metonym of Jammu & Kashmir in this context (Metonym is used as an alternative for
something else with which it is closely related/associated).
39. departure (noun) – deviation, change of direction, shift/change.
40. seize (verb) – take hold of, snatch, grab, capture (suddenly).
41. seize the opportunity (phrase) – take advantage of, benefit, gain.
42. maturity (noun) – sense of responsibility, level-headedness, practicality.
43. nudge (verb) – push, prod, encourage, prompt.
44. tentative (adjective) – provisional, unconfirmed, preliminary; hesitant, uncertain, cautious,
unconfident.
45. accommodation (noun) – adjustment, adaptation, attunement; arrangement, understanding,
settlement.
46. hollow out (verb) – undermine, weaken, erode.
47. Article 370 of Indian Constitution (noun) – It had “temporary provisions with respect to the State of
Jammu and Kashmir” which gave special powers to the state. The article allowed the state a
certain amount of autonomy – its own constitution, a separate flag and freedom to make laws.
Foreign affairs, defence and communications remained the preserve (domain) of the central
government. It also allowed Jammu and Kashmir to make its own rules relating to permanent
residency, ownership of property and fundamental rights. It did also bar Indians from outside the
state from purchasing property or settling there.
48. fade (verb) – disappear, vanish, wane, decline, diminish/decrease.
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49. so far (phrase) – until now, up to the present, up to this point.
50. down the path/road (phrase) – in the future.
51. irreversibly (adverb) – irreparably, unrectifiably, irremediably.
52. reset (verb) – re-establish.
53. blind (verb) – stop someone seeing; deprive of understanding, deprive of perception.
54. resentment (noun) – bitterness, indignation, irritation, enmity, hatred/hate.
55. look forward (to) (phrasal verb) – anticipate, expect, hope for.
56. rather than (phrase) – instead of.
57. be bound by past and past participle of bind (verb) – constrain, restrict, confine, restrain.
58. rhetoric (noun) – the art of speaking or writing effectively & persuasively or impressively (but, often
lacking substance); bombast, loftiness, hyperbole/extravagant language.
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