The Hindu Editorial (Winning trust) – Jul 23, 2018
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Today’s word list-1 for The Hindu Editorial (Winning trust) – Jul 23, 2018:
- churn (noun) – disorder, confusion, mess up.
- faintest (superlative adjective) of faint (adjective) – slight, slender, slim/small.
- bring down (phrasal verb) – oust, remove, dismiss (from a position/power).
- reckon (verb) – consider/judge, evaluate, estimate.
- worth one’s while (adjective) – worthwhile; valuable, worth the effort, useful/beneficial.
- ragtag (adjective) – untidy, disorganized, disreputable/incongruous.
- keen on (adjective) – interested in, attracted by; passionate about.
- far from (phrase) – not, not at all, nowhere near.
- motion (noun) – proposal, submission, plan (for action).
- light (verb) – minimize, reduce, lessen.
- abstain (verb) – not vote, decline/refuse to vote.
- rank (noun) – a large group (of people).
- defiance (noun) – non-compliance, disobedience; resistance.
- sail through (phrasal verb) – succeed easily at.
- play out (phrasal verb) – turn out, work out, conclude/end.
- bifurcation (noun) – division of something into two branches or parts.
- count (verb) – consider, think,regard/view as.
- set the scene (phrase) – precede/lead to, pay the way for, clear the way for.
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