01AbrogateVerb
निरस्त करना / रद्द करना
To officially abolish a law or agreement.
SynonymsRepealRescind
AntonymsEnactEstablish
ExampleThe government decided to abrogate the outdated law.
Daily Vocabulary — Sunday, 18 October 2026
10 words with Hindi meaning, English meaning, synonyms, antonyms and example.
02BelligerentAdjective
आक्रामक / झगड़ालू
Hostile and eager to fight or argue.
SynonymsAggressiveCombative
AntonymsPeacefulAmiable
ExampleHis belligerent attitude worsened the situation.
03CogentAdjective
तर्कसंगत / प्रभावशाली
Clear, logical, and convincing.
SynonymsConvincingPersuasive
AntonymsWeakUnconvincing
ExampleShe presented a cogent argument in favour of the proposal.
04DisparageVerb
अपमान करना / कमतर बताना
To speak about someone or something in a disrespectful way.
SynonymsBelittleDenigrate
AntonymsPraiseCommend
ExampleWe should not disparage the efforts of others.
05EquanimityNoun
मानसिक संतुलन / धैर्य
Calmness of mind, especially in difficult situations.
SynonymsComposureSerenity
AntonymsAgitationAnxiety
ExampleThe officer handled the crisis with equanimity.
06FerventAdjective
उत्साही / प्रबल
Having intense feelings or enthusiasm.
SynonymsPassionateArdent
AntonymsApatheticIndifferent
ExampleShe is a fervent supporter of equal education.
07HackneyedAdjective
घिसा-पिटा / पुराना पड़ चुका
Overused and lacking originality.
SynonymsClichédTrite
AntonymsOriginalInnovative
ExampleThe speaker relied on hackneyed expressions.
08InimicalAdjective
हानिकारक / प्रतिकूल
Harmful or unfavourable to something.
SynonymsHostileAdverse
AntonymsFriendlyFavourable
ExampleCorruption is inimical to economic development.
09LethargicAdjective
सुस्त / निष्क्रिय
Having little energy or enthusiasm.
SynonymsSluggishListless
AntonymsEnergeticVigorous
ExampleHe felt lethargic after a sleepless night.
10UbiquitousAdjective
सर्वव्यापी / हर जगह मौजूद
Present or found everywhere.
SynonymsOmnipresentPervasive
AntonymsRareScarce
ExampleSmartphones have become ubiquitous in modern society.