Word of the Day (gaffe)-24JAN22

Word of the Day (gaffe)-24JAN22

Today’s “Word of the Day” is gaffe and it is a noun meaning “a careless & embarrassing remark or act made in public; blunder, mistake, error, fault, slip-up, faux pas, blooper”.

Example Sentence: European leaders jointly bear responsibility for this lamentable state of affairs, which emboldens Putin. The performance of the US president, Joe Biden, has been less than totally impressive. He made a dangerous gaffe last week when he implied a “minor incursion” by Russia might be tolerated. But overall he has been admirably firm in resisting Russian pressure and seeking de-escalation.

Word of the Day (gaffe)-24JAN22

This word is present in The Guardian article The Observer view on US-Russia talks and tensions in Ukraine and click here to read it.

Courtesy: The Guardian

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