The Hindu Editorial (Discounting logic) – Aug 03, 2018
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Today’s word list-2 for The Hindu Editorial (Discounting logic) – Aug 03, 2018:
- discount (verb) – disregard, pay no attention to, ignore/overlook.
- echo (noun) – sign, indication, hint.
- licence-raj (noun) – Permit Raj; a term used to describe the elaborate system of licences, regulations and accompanying red tape (bureaucracy) that were required to set up and run businesses in India between 1947 and 1990.
- think tank (noun) – a panel of experts.
- fraction (noun) – tiny amount.
- frenetic (adjective) – hyperactive, energetic, intense.
- of late (phrase) – recently, lately, in recent times.
- pie (noun) – a total amount of something (business/money) divided in shares.
- swell (verb) – grow larger, increase, rise.
- oversee (verb) – supervise, administer, manage.
- overdue (adjective) – late, behind schedule/time, delayed.
- grievance (noun) – complaint, criticism, objection/protest.
- deep-pockets (plural noun) – affluence, prosperity, riches.
- a level playing field (phrase) – a situation in which everyone has the equal chance of succeeding.
- forge (verb) – build, form, create.
- cohesive (adjective) – united, integrated, cooperated.
- sunset clauses (noun) – sunset clauses (rules or laws) are ones which cancel rules or laws that were made in the past.
- say (noun) – influence, sway, authority.
- regressive (adjective) – retrograde, unprogressive, negative.
- inventory (noun) – unsold stock; an unsold supply of a product that are stored in a place.
- diktat (noun) – bill, regulation, decree.
- on account of (phrase) – because of, due to, in view of.
- stipulate (verb) – specify, demand, lay down.
- drive away (phrasal verb) – disband, separate, dispel/break up.
- foray (noun) – a brief & active attempt to get involved in a new activity/sphere.
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