Q1. The importance (A) of education in shaping individuals’ growth demands (B) constant attention and focus (C) to ensure inclusive policies (D).

Q2. The team’s collective (A) effort has led to several innovative initiatives (B) that benefit the local community (C) and ensure their well-being (D).

Q3. Efficient management (A) of time and resources (B) is crucial for meeting project deadlines (C) and achieving desired outcomes (D).

Q4. Addressing climate (A) change requires global efforts (B) and collaborative solutions (C) to protect our planet (D).

Q5. Implementing new policies (A) can sometimes lead to challenges (B) but also offers great opportunities (C) for improvement (D).

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🔥 आज का CHALLENGE – Can You Answer? 🔥

Q1. What is the synonym of "Cacophony"?
A) Harmony
B) Noise
C) Silence
D) Melody

💬 Answer in the comments!

✅ Daily The Hindu Vocabulary | 07.07.2025


1. ENLIVEN (VERB): (हर्षित करना): cheer up 
Synonyms: raise someone's spirits, uplift 
Antonyms: subdue 
Example Sentence: My visit to my mother had quite clearly enlivened her. 


2. PRAGMATIC (ADJECTIVE): (व्यावहारिक): practical 
Synonyms: matter-of-fact, realistic 
Antonyms: impractical 
Example Sentence:There was no pragmatic solution to the problem. 


3. ADVERSARY (NOUN): (प्रतिद्वंद्वी): opponent 
Synonyms: rival, enemy 
Antonyms: ally 
Example Sentence:Sonia beat his old adversary in the quarter-finals. 


4. AFFLICT (VERB): (पीड़ा देना): trouble 
Synonyms: bother, burden 
Antonyms: comfort 
Example Sentence:His younger child was afflicted with a skin disease. 


5. CYNICISM (NOUN): (संदेहवाद): scepticism 
Synonyms: doubt, distrust 
Antonyms: optimism 
Example Sentence:Her cynicism has influenced me more than I thought. 


6. INCONCEIVABLE (ADJECTIVE): (समझ से बाहर): beyond belief 
Synonyms: unbelievable, incredible 
Antonyms: likely 
Example Sentence: They behaved with inconceivable cruelty. 


7. HEFTY (ADJECTIVE): (शक्तिशाली): powerful 
Synonyms: violent, hard 
Antonyms: feeble 
Example Sentence: He aimed a hefty kick at the door. 


8. GLARE (NOUN): (भौह चढ़ाना): scowl 
Synonyms: glower, frown 
Antonyms: smile 
Example Sentence: She almost gave me a glare of contempt. 


9. CRIPPLE (VERB): (खराब करना): ruin 
Synonyms: destroy, wipe out 
Antonyms: boost 
Example Sentence: The thought of him almost crippled her. 


10. BUCK (VERB): (खंडन करना): resist 
Synonyms: oppose, contradict 
Antonyms: accept 
Example Sentence: The shares bucked the market trend. 

🔹 Advanced Vocabulary – SSC CGL & UPSC Level
📌 1. Esoteric (गूढ़, केवल कुछ लोगों को समझ आने वाला)
👉 (Meaning: Understood by only a small number of people with specialized knowledge)
✅ Example: The professor’s lecture was too esoteric for the students.

📌 2. Sycophant (चापलूस व्यक्ति)
👉 (Meaning: A person who flatters someone in power for personal gain)
✅ Example: The manager was surrounded by sycophants who never opposed his decisions.

📌 3. Obfuscate (जटिल बनाना, उलझाना)
👉 (Meaning: To deliberately make something difficult to understand)
✅ Example: The politician tried to obfuscate the truth with misleading statistics.

📌 4. Perfunctory (लापरवाही से किया गया, बिना रुचि के किया गया)
👉 (Meaning: Done without care or interest, merely as a routine task)
✅ Example: His perfunctory apology showed that he wasn’t truly sorry.

📌 5. Disparate (पूरी तरह अलग, असमान)
👉 (Meaning: Essentially different in kind, not allowing comparison)
✅ Example: The two cultures had disparate traditions and customs.

🔹 Grammar Concept – Mastering Conditional Sentences
📢 Conditional Sentences are statements that express hypothetical situations and their consequences.

📌 Type 1 – Real Conditional (Possible Condition in the Present/Future)
Structure: If + Present Simple → Will / Can + Base Verb
✅ Example: If you study, you will pass the exam.

📌 Type 2 – Unreal Conditional (Hypothetical Condition in Present/Future)
Structure: If + Past Simple → Would / Could + Base Verb
✅ Example: If she were taller, she would be a model.

📌 Type 3 – Past Unreal Conditional (Hypothetical Condition in the Past)
Structure: If + Past Perfect → Would have + Past Participle
✅ Example: If he had studied, he would have passed the test.

📌 Mixed Conditional (Combination of Type 2 & Type 3)
✅ Example: If she had studied harder (Past), she would be successful now (Present).

💡 Common Mistake:
❌ If I will see him, I will tell him. (Wrong)
✅ If I see him, I will tell him. (Correct)

🔹 Tough Idioms & Phrases – UPSC Level
📌 1. A Pyrrhic Victory – A victory that comes at a great cost
✅ Example: The company won the lawsuit, but it was a Pyrrhic victory as they lost millions in legal fees.

📌 2. Cast in Stone – Fixed and unchangeable
✅ Example: The policy is not cast in stone; we can modify it if needed.

📌 3. Faustian Bargain – A deal in which one sacrifices morals for personal gain
✅ Example: The politician made a Faustian bargain by sacrificing ethics for power.

📌 4. Throw Down the Gauntlet – To challenge someone
✅ Example: The rival company threw down the gauntlet by launching a competing product.

📌 5. Bite the Bullet – To endure a painful or difficult situation
✅ Example: The soldiers had to bite the bullet and continue their mission despite extreme weather.


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Q2. Spot the error:
👉 Hardly had she left the room than it started raining.
A) Hardly had
B) she left
C) than
D) No error

💬 Answer in the comments!

🎯 Challenge Question 🎯
🔹 Bonus: "What’s a synonym for ‘brilliant strategy’?"

a) Haphazard
b) Ingenious
c) Reckless
d) Clumsy
e) Thoughtless

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