Phrase of the Day
Phrase of the Day (throw caution to the wind)-21JAN22
Today’s “Phrase of the Day” is “throw caution to the wind” and its meaning is “to behave or do something carelessly […….]
Month: January 2022
Word of the Day
Word of the Day (doff)-21JAN22
Today’s “Word of the Day” is doff and it is a verb meaning “remove, take off (a piece of clothing); remove, […….]
Editorials (The Hindu)
The Hindu Editorial (Technology tangle) – Jan 20, 2022
The Hindu Editorial (Technology tangle) – Jan 20, 2022 Almost 11 months after the United States’ leading telecommunications companies won...
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Daily PDFs
Daily Word Lists PDF-20JAN22
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Editorials (The Hindu)
The Hindu Editorial (All in the fray) – Jan 20, 2022
The Hindu Editorial (All in the fray) – Jan 20, 2022 Seven of the 13 governments formed in Goa since […….]
Phrase of the Day
Phrase of the Day (couldn’t agree more)-20JAN22
Today’s “Phrase of the Day” is “couldn’t agree more” and it is a phrase meaning “to completely/strongly agree (whereas ’couldn’t agree less’ means […….]