Definitive

Vocabulary Spotlight

Part of Speech: Adjective

Definition: निश्चित (Nishchit) – Conclusive, final, or providing a final solution.

[dih-fin-i-tiv]

Conclusive – निर्णायक (nirnayak)
Decisive – निश्चयात्मक (nishchayatmak)

Absolute – पूर्ण (poorn)
Final – अंतिम (antim)

“Definitive” Latin ke “definitivus” se aaya hai, jiska matlab hai “to set bounds”. Yeh 14th century mein English mein aaya.

Adjective: Definitive – निश्चित (nishchit)

Noun: Definitiveness – निश्चितता (nishchitata)

1. Company ka decision ab definitive hai aur badal nahi sakta.

– The company’s decision is now definitive and cannot be changed.

2. Scientist ne us theory ka ek definitive proof diya.

– The scientist provided definitive proof of that theory.

Bharat mein definitive ka concept aksar conclusion aur final decision ke context mein dekha jata hai, jo kisi cheez ko samapt karta hai.

“Definitive” ka use tab hota hai jab kuch final ya conclusive maana jata hai jo aage change nahi hoga.

Conclusive (निर्णायक)

Temporary (अस्थायी)

Uncertain (अनिश्चित)

Open-ended (अंतहीन)

‘Conclusive’ sahi jawab hai kyunki definitive ka matlab hai final ya nirnayak.

Greek (यूनानी)

French (फ्रेंच)

German (जर्मन)

Latin (लैटिन)

‘Latin’ sahi jawab hai kyunki definitive Latin ke “definitivus” se aaya hai.

Absolute (पूर्ण)

Conclusive (निर्णायक)

Tentative (अनिश्चित)

Final (अंतिम)

‘Tentative’ sahi jawab hai kyunki tentative definitive ka opposite hai, jo anishchit ya temporary ko imply karta hai.