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Asked: September 5, 20252025-09-05T09:41:49+00:00 2025-09-05T09:41:49+00:00

Daily Vocabulary from Indian Newspapers (5 September 2025): DAILY QUIZ

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🌟 Daily Vocabulary Challenge 🌟

Welcome to today’s WordPandit Daily Quiz!
Every day, we handpick powerful words from leading Indian newspapers and publications to strengthen your vocabulary. Before you jump into the 5-question MCQ quiz, make sure you go through today’s word list carefully.

📖 First, read the full article here: Daily Vocabulary from Indian Newspapers and Publications – September 5, 2025

Once you’re done learning, come back and test yourself with this short quiz. Regular practice not only builds your word power but also helps you retain and apply new words with confidence. 💪

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Daily Vocabulary from Indian Newspapers (5 September 2025): DAILY QUIZ

1. In philosophical discourse, “virtue” most precisely refers to:

Virtue, particularly in philosophical contexts, refers to a moral excellence that results from deliberate ethical choice and character development. It's not merely the absence of vice (D) or natural goodness (E), but rather a cultivated excellence of character. While society may praise virtuous behavior (A), virtue itself is defined by ethical principles rather than social approval. Religious devotion (C) may involve virtue but doesn't define the concept itself. Aristotelian virtue ethics emphasizes that virtue is a disposition acquired through practice and deliberate choice.

2. The detective’s investigation revealed that the seemingly minor software glitch was actually the _______ behind the massive data breach that compromised millions of user accounts.

"Culprit" is the only word that properly identifies the software glitch as the responsible party or cause of the data breach. A catalyst (A) accelerates or triggers a process but isn't necessarily responsible for negative outcomes. A symptom (B) is a sign of a problem, not the cause itself. A harbinger (D) is a forerunner or sign of future events. An anomaly (E) is simply an irregularity or deviation from normal patterns. "Culprit" specifically denotes the guilty party or the source of trouble, making it the precise choice for identifying what caused the security breach.

3. In economic policy discussions, officials often describe how sanctions tend to _______ over time, with each violation leading to progressively stricter measures.

"Ratchet up" perfectly captures the incremental, unidirectional increase in sanctions intensity. The verb "ratchet" derives from the mechanical ratchet mechanism that allows movement in only one direction, preventing backward motion. In this context, it means to increase incrementally and irreversibly. Oscillate (A) implies back-and-forth movement, which contradicts the unidirectional nature described. Equilibrate (C) suggests reaching balance, not increasing intensity. Dissipate (D) means to weaken or disappear. Plateau (E) implies leveling off rather than continued increase. The ratcheting effect specifically denotes this stepwise escalation pattern.

4. Which word best captures the same sentiment as “grudgingly” in the following sentence: “The committee grudgingly approved the controversial proposal”?

"Reluctantly" perfectly matches the meaning of "grudgingly" - both indicate unwillingness and resistance while still ultimately performing the action. "Grudgingly" specifically implies resentment or unwillingness despite compliance. Enthusiastically (A) is the opposite sentiment. Deliberately (C) indicates intentionality but not unwillingness. Hastily (D) refers to speed, not attitude. Conditionally (E) suggests terms or requirements were attached, but doesn't capture the unwilling sentiment. Both "grudgingly" and "reluctantly" convey the idea of doing something against one's inclination or desire.

5. Which word represents the most direct antonym of “relinquish” in formal contexts?

"Retain" is the direct antonym of "relinquish," as it means to keep possession or control of something, while "relinquish" means to give up or let go of something. Surrender (A), abandon (B), forfeit (D), and concede (E) are all synonyms or near-synonyms of "relinquish," not antonyms. Each of these words involves giving up something: surrender implies yielding to superior force, abandon suggests leaving behind completely, forfeit indicates losing as a penalty, and concede means to acknowledge defeat or grant something. Only "retain" expresses the opposite action - maintaining possession or control rather than releasing it.

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