The Hindu Vocabulary PDF Download

The Hindu Vocabulary PDF for free Download. The Hindu Newspaper is considered best by the various exam aspirants for reading and building your English vocabulary. This e-book of English Vocabulary is compiled words from The Hindu Editorials.

More than 250 English Words with Meanings, Synonyms and Usage in this PDF are very useful for IBPS Bank PO, SSC CGL, CPO, and CHSL and other Competitive exam.

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Word	Meaning & Synonyms	Usage
Ad hoc	When necessary or needed created or done for a particular purpose as necessary	The discussions in the meeting were on an ad hoc basis.
Benign	Gentle and kind; Mild, favorable, temperate	The climate becomes more benign as we move nearer to the Sea.
Cyclical	Occurring in cycles; Recurrent	The cement industry can be considered cyclical in nature.
Disproportionately	To an extent that is too large or too small in comparison with something else	A tax cut would disproportionately benefit the rish.
Erratic	Not even or regular in pattern or movement; Unpredictable	His erratic moods had grown more volatile the past couple of days.
Fortitude	Courage in pain or adversity; Courage, Bravery, Strength of mind	She endured the illness with great fortitude.
Galvanised	Shock or excite someone into acting; Jolt, Shock, Startle, Impel, Stir	The urgency of Boss’s voice galvanised them into action.
Halt	Bring or come to an abrupt stop; Cease, Stop, Finish, Discontinue, Terminate, Conclude	The car came to a halt and then started to roll forward.
Indict	Formally accused of or charged with a crime.	His former manager was indicted for fraud.
Jeopardise	Put someone or something into a situation in which there is a danger of loss / harm	A devaluation of the dollar would Jeopardise New York’s position as a financial centre.
Knight	A man who served his sovereign or lord as a mounted soldier in armour; Chevalier, Horseman	After he saved her life, Alex was her knight in shining armour.
Leeway	Freedom, Scope; Margin of safety	There is a very little leeway it anything goes wrong in the project.
Mobilise	Make something movable or capable of movement	The physiotherapist might be able to mobilise the patient’s shoulder girdle in a few days.
Nexus	A connected group or series	There is a nexus between industry and political power in almost all countries.
Omnibus	A volume containing several books previously published separately	An omnibus of her first trilogy was published recently.
Plight	A dangerous, difficult or otherwise unfortunate situation	We must direct our efforts towards relieving the plight of children living in poverty.
Quadrennial	Recurring every four years	The U.S. presidential election is a quadrennial event.
Remedial	Giving or intended as a remedy or cure	Officials have pledged remedial action to repair damaged bridges.
Savagery	The quality of being fierce or cruel; Brutality, Ferocity	A crime of the utmost savagery was committed on the people during the war.
Turnaround	An abrupt or unexpected change, especially one that results in a more favorable situation	It was a remarkable turnaround in his fortunes.
Unabashed	Not embarrassed, disconcerted or ashamed	He was unabashed by the furore his words provoked.
Viability	Ability to survive or live successfully	The projects is no longer commercially viable.
Woeful	Characterized by expressive of or causing sorrow or misery, sad, Unhappy, Miserable	Her face was woeful after the final results.

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