Vocabulary Spotlight
Abet
Part of Speech: Verb
Definition: उकसाना (Uksana) – To encourage or support someone, often in wrongdoing or in committing a crime.
Pronunciation
[uh-bet]
Synonyms, Antonyms & Related Words
Synonyms
Support – समर्थन करना (samarthan karna)
Related Words
Assist – मदद करना (madad karna)
Word Origin
“Abet” Middle English aur Old French ke “abeter” se aaya hai, jiska matlab hai “to urge or incite.” Yeh word originally “bait” ke meaning mein bhi use hota tha, kisi action mein involve karne ke sense mein.
– “Abet” comes from Middle English and Old French “abeter,” meaning “to urge or incite.” Originally, it also meant “to bait” or encourage action.
Word Family
Verb: Abet – उकसाना (uksana)
Noun: Abettor – अपराध में साथी (apradh mein saathi)
Usage Examples
1. Police kehte hain ki usne chor ko crime mein abet kiya tha.
– The police say he abetted the thief in the crime.
2. Usne apne dost ko galat kaam mein abet kiya.
– He abetted his friend in wrongdoing.
Cultural Note
Legal context mein “abet” ka use tab hota hai jab kisi vyakti ne kisi aur ko crime mein support ya help diya ho. India mein ye term commonly law aur legal discussions mein dekha ja sakta hai.
In Context
“Abet” shabd ka istemaal criminal aur legal contexts mein hota hai, jahaan kisi vyakti ko apraadhi kaam mein madad dene ka matlab hota hai.
Vocabulary Challenge
“Abet” ka sabse kareeb matlab kya hai?
“Abet” shabd kis language se aaya hai?