Vacillate(verb) संदेह करना
Meaning: Waiver between different opinion or actions.
Synonym: temporize, hesitate, oscillate
Antonym: resolute
Usage: You might vacillate between ordering pizza and burger as both are testy.
Dearth(Noun) अकाल
Meaning: A scarcity or lack of something.
Synonym: meagreness, scantiness
Antonym: abundance, a surfeit
Usage: A dearth of nutritious food is a serious problem.
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Kudos (NOUN): प्रशंसा
Meaning: praise
Synonyms: esteem, applause
Antonyms: dishonour, denunciation
Usage:When the football team won the state championship, they were given kudos during a celebratory pep rally.
Knave (NOUN): दुष्ट
Synonyms: miscreant, rogue
Antonyms: hero, angel
Usage: He is known as a notorious knave of this area.
Covert (ADJECTIVE): गुप्त
Synonyms: undercover, secret
Antonyms: open, known
Usage: Behind his soft behaviour he has some covert intentions.
Ratified (verb) पुष्टि करना
Meaning: confirmed or made official
Synonyms: approve, confirm
Antonyms: deny, destroy
Usage: For the rule change to be approved, it must be ratified by 8 out of 10 teams.
Knotty (ADJECTIVE): जटिल
Meaning: extremely difficult or complex.
Synonyms: mystifying, perplexing
Antonyms: easy, facile
Usage: It was his knotty idea.
Exhort(verb) समझाना
Meaning: Strongly encourage or urge to do something
Synonym: enjoin, adjure,
Antonym: discourage
Usage: Priya tries to Exhort her friend about her career. but she is not ready to listen.
Ludicrous (ADJECTIVE): ऊटपटांग
Meaning: so foolish, unreasonable, or out of place as to be amusing.
Synonyms: bizarre, comical
Antonyms: normal, ordinary
Usage : It was a ludicrous statement made by her.
Heretic (NOUN): नास्तिक
Meaning : a person believing in or practicing religious heresy.
Synonyms: apostate, pagan
Antonyms: believer, follower
Usage: As a relapsed heretic, he was left to the secular arm.
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Vocabulary of The Day- 28 October
