The Hindu Editorial (Miles to go for the new bankruptcy code) – May 22, 2018

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Today’s word list-1 for The Hindu Editorial (Miles to go for the new bankruptcy code) – May 22, 2018:

miles (noun) – a very long way.
bankruptcy (noun) – legal state of insolvency. An individual or organisation is declared bankrupt if a court judges that the party involved can no longer meet debt payments to creditors. it is defined as the outcome of a legal procedure.
insolvency (noun) – a condition in which the financial difficulties of an individual or organisation are such it is unable to pay its debts.
yield (verb) – produce, give, provide.
wrinkle (noun) – difficulty, snag, obstacle/drawback.
roll out (phrasal verb) – launch, introduce, initiate.
refurbished (adjective) – revamped, overhauled, restored/renewed.
stake (noun) – share, financial interest, investment.
bankrupt (adjective) – failed, ruined, impoverished/wiped out.
behest (noun) – instruction, request; command/order.
proceeds (noun) – profits, earnings,returns/gain.
liabilities (noun) – financial obligation, debt, arrears/dues.
owe (verb) – be in debt to, be in arrears, be obligated.
nevertheless (adverb) – notwithstanding, nonetheless, in spite of that/however.
defaulter (noun) – a person who is not repaying banks/lenders’ debt on time for various reasons.
non-performing assets (NPAs) (noun) – bad loans, toxic/ troubled assets; stressed assets/loans; an account where principal and/or interest remains overdue for a period of time.
write off (verb) – eliminate/remove/cancel a bad debt from the account/record.
foot (verb) – pay, pay the bill, settle up.
recapitalisation (noun) – it is a type of corporate reorganization involving substantial change in a company’s capital structure, especially by replacing debt with stock.
deflect (verb) – deviate, divert, distract/change.
plague (verb) – afflict, torment, trouble.
subsume (verb) – include, absorb, encompass.
plethora (noun) – excess, abundance, surplus/too many.
bog down (phrasal verb) – hamper/hinder, obstruct ; overburden.
suppress (verb) – stifle, control, prevent.
vouch (verb) – attest to, confirm, uphold/endorse.

Today’s word list-1 for The Hindu Editorial (Miles to go for the new bankruptcy code) – May 22, 2018:

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