Today’s “Word of the Day” is vis-à-vis and it is a preposition meaning “concerning, with regard to, in relation to, as/in comparison with, in connection with (Vis-à-vis from Latin via. French, means literally “face-to-face)”.
Example Sentence: If it was a nuclear-armed superpower yesterday, Russia seems to be behaving like a nuclear-armed bully today. Under Mr. Putin, Russia is in a state of transition, swinging wildly from one crisis to another. Therefore, it is too risky for India to pursue vague aims vis-à-vis Russia in these uncertain times.
This word is present in The Hindu article Time for India to redefine its relationship with Russia and click here to read it.
Courtesy: The Hindu
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