The Hindu Editorial (Separately together) – Sep 29, 2022

The Hindu Editorial (Separately together) – Sep 29, 2022

With the 2024 Lok Sabha election 19 months away, the chorus on Opposition unity is getting louder once more… For further reading, visit “The Hindu”. Below is today’s word list-1 for The Hindu Editorial (Separately together) – Sep 29, 2022.

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The Hindu Editorial (Separately together) – Sep 29, 2022:

  1. divided (adjective) – fragmented, split, separated, disintegrated, splintered.
  2. chorus (noun) – an expression of something by many people (at the same time).
  3. croon (verb) – say something in a soft, low voice; hum, sing softly.
  4. anthem (noun) – an inspiring song associated with a particular group/cause.
  5. explore (verb) – examine, consider, look into; investigate, scrutinize, review.
  6. front (noun) – an organized (political) group (OR) a particular situation.
  7. call for (phrasal verb) – require, publicly ask/necessitate, demand.
  8. secular (adjective) – non-religious.
  9. force (noun) – group, party, body, outfit.
  10. spell out (phrasal verb) – explain, make clear, elucidate/clarify.
  11. bracket (noun) – group, grouping, category.
  12. parley (noun) – negotiation, talk/dialogue, discussion.
  13. alliance (noun) – association, coalition, union, partnership.
  14. unlikely (adjective) – doubtful, implausible, improbable, questionable.
  15. materialise (verb) – happen, occur, take place.
  16. pointedly (adverb) – in a way that is very easy to see; purposely, deliberately, self-evidently, expressly, directly, unambiguously, unquestionably.
  17. prompt (verb) –  cause, bring about, call forth, evoke.
  18. state (verb) – express, announce, say/tell.
  19. wanting (adjective) – absent, missing, lacking, not there, not present.
  20. take on (phrasal verb) – compete against, oppose, challenge, confront, stand up to, vie with. 
  21. sceptical (adjective) – bitter, resentful, pessimistic, cynical, distrustful, suspicious, doubtful. 
  22. tie up with (phrasal verb) – to form a relationship/connection with someone.
  23. hostile (adjective) – opposed, averse, antagonistic, ill-disposed, unsympathetic, inimical.
  24. footprint (noun) – impression, effect, impact; the area taken control by someone/something.
  25. critical (adjective) – significant, important, serious, crucial.
  26. catch up (phrasal verb) – be involved in.
  27. storm (noun) – trouble, disturbance, controversy.
  28. fancy one’s chances (phrase) – to have faith in one’s (own) talent and believe to be successful
  29. prospect (noun) – chance.
  30. dilute (verb) – diminish, reduce, decrease, lessen, (the value of something).
  31. stake (noun) – interest or involvement (in a race, competition, contest, battle, challenge).
  32. eerily (adverb) – peculiarly, oddly, in a strange and frightening way.
  33. enthusiasm (noun) – eagerness, keenness, excitement, willingness, readiness, commitment.
  34. abstain (verb) – not vote, decline to vote, refuse to vote (formally).
  35. rather than (phrase) – instead of.
  36. push back (phrasal verb) – cause someone to move back by force; drive back, beat back, force back, repel, repulse, check, resist, fight back, hold off.
  37. viable (adjective) – reasonable, practical, logical, sensible, effective. 
  38. contradiction (noun) – negation, denial, disallowance, disavowal, disconfirmation, rejection, disagreement, conflict, dispute.
  39. show up (phrasal verb) – appear, come out, materialize, happen ,occur, unfold.
  40. particularity (noun) – individuality, originality, distinctiveness, uniqueness.

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