The Hindu Editorial (Maximum impact) – May 28, 2024

The Hindu Editorial (Maximum impact) – May 28, 2024

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The Hindu Editorial (Maximum impact) – May 28, 2024:

  1. dimension (noun) – aspect, feature, side, element, facet.
  2. deflect (verb) – stop, block, parry, fend off; divert, avert, turn aside/away, sidetrack, distract.
  3. enthralling (adjective) – interesting, captivating, engrossing, fascinating, attractive.
  4. thrash (verb) – defeat heavily, rout, crush, take to the cleaners,
  5. claim (verb) – assert or say that one has earned/achieved (something).
  6. summit clash (noun) – final match.
  7. stain (verb) – damage, harm, tarnish, spoil.
  8. break out (phrasal verb) – escape from, get free, burst out of.
  9. rut (noun) – groove, hole, crack, gutter, cavity, crater; dead end.
  10. account for (phrasal verb) – represent, constitute, form, comprise, make up.
  11. gargantuan (adjective) – huge, enormous, colossal, gigantic, tremendous, mammoth, massive, extremely large.
  12. attribute (verb) – associate with, connect with; ascribe, hold responsible for.
  13. draft (verb) – recruit, enroll, enlist, call up, sign up.
  14. credit (noun) – praise, commendation, recognition, kudos, regard.
  15. due (adjective) – deserved by, merited by, suitable for, appropriate to.
  16. think-tank (noun) – a group of experts; a research institute/organization with a panel of experts.
  17. assemble (verb) – put together, join, unite.
  18. wholesome (adjective) – sturdy, strong, healthy; proper, good, correct.
  19. squad (noun) – team, outfit, group.
  20. stock (noun) – family, background; position, standing, status, reputation.
  21. astute (adjective) – skillfuladept, expert, clever, impressive.
  22. core (noun) – central or key part of something.
  23. bring in (phrasal verb) – include, take in, involve.
  24. helm (verb) – lead, manage, control, direct, be in charge, be in command.
  25. as much as (phrase) – insofar as, as far as, to the extent or degree that.
  26. broaden one’s horizon (phrase) – “to expand/increase the range of one’s knowledge, understanding, interests, activities, skills or experience beyond their current range
  27. spirited (adjective) – energetic, active, dynamic, vigorous, enthusiastic, resolute, determined.
  28. keep pace (phrase) – make progress at the same speed as someone else.
  29. belligerent (adjective) – aggressive, threatening, hawkish.
  30. in contention (phrase) – in competition, challenging, striving, contesting.
  31. play a part/role (phrase) – contribute to, be instrumental in, be a factor in.
  32. fairytale (adjective) – adventurous, magical, dreamy.
  33. enrich (verb) – improve, enhance, augment, make richer.
  34. searing (adjective) – fierce, blistering, devastating.
  35. deception (noun) – trickiness, trickery, cunning, confidence game.
  36. stand out (phrasal verb) – be noticeable, be visible, be distinctive, be prominent, attract attention.
  37. jamboree (noun) – gathering.
  38. timelessness (noun) – the quality of not changing as the years go past; permanence, permanency, endlessness, limitlessness, infinity, perpetuity, everlasting, eternity.
  39. to a lesser extent (phrase) – used to describe the effect/ importance of something with respect to something else.
  40. perhaps (adverb) – maybe, possibly, probably, conceivably, it is possible (that).
  41. strike a discordant note (phrase) – express/communicate something conflicting/contrasting/different/opposite things.
  42. discordant (adjective) – contradictory, contrary, conflicting, opposite, opposing, clashing.
  43. world cup-bound (adjective) – intending to go to world cup; going to the world cup.
  44. in the business end (phrase) – (in sports) in the end of  a tournament with which the games/matches are over. 
  45. in someone’s favour (phrase) – in support of someone.
  46.  jam-packed (adjective) – completely full; busy, overcrowded, overflowing.
  47. god-send (noun) – an unexpected thing or event (that is very lucky or helpful for which you’re very thankful).
  48. the likes of (phrase) – someone/something considered as a type.
  49. biennial (adjective) – taking place/happening every two years.
  50. extravaganza (noun) – display, spectacle, show, performance.
  51. drought (noun) – dry spell/period.
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The Hindu Editorial (Maximum impact) – May 28, 2024
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