The Hindu Editorial (Just recompense) – Apr 25, 2019
Compensation to victims is a relatively less recognised component of criminal justice. For further reading, visit “The Hindu”. Below is today’s word list-1 for The Hindu Editorial (Just recompense) – Apr 25, 2019.
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Today’s word list-1 for The Hindu Editorial (Just recompense) – Apr 25, 2019:
- underline (verb) – emphasize, highlight, underscore/focus on.
- obligation (noun) – duty, commitment, responsibility.
- pogrom (noun) – massacre/mass killing, carnage, persecution/destruction.
- endeavour (verb) – attempt, try, venture/undertake.
- restitutive (adjective) – compensative, reparative, reimbursable.
- coffers (noun) – funds, reserves/resources, treasury/exchequer.
- misfortune (noun) – tragedy, affliction; bad luck.
- devastation (noun) – destruction, havoc, damage.
- itinerant (adjective) – travelling, roaming, wandering (place to place).
- hand-to-mouth (phrase) – from day to day, uncertainly, insecurely.
- existence (noun) – way of life, way of living, life/lifestyle.
- indeed (adverb) – as expected, to be sure, certainly.
- prosecution (noun) – legal action, legal proceeding, litigation.
- conviction (noun) – declaration/pronouncement of guilt, sentence, judgement.
- uphold (verb) – preserve, protect; justify/vindicate.
- deliberate (adjective) – intentional, considered, predetermined.
- inaction (noun) – negligence, disregard, apathy.
- on the part of (phrase) – from, by, made by.
- autopsy (noun) – post-mortem.
- perfunctory (adjective) – casual, uninterested, careless.
- manipulate (verb) – misrepresented, falsified, distorted.
- concrete (adjective) – definite, specific, conclusive.
- hefty (adjective) – huge, large, substantial.
- come by (phrasal verb) – obtain, acquire, gain/get.
- mob (noun) – crowd, horde, group (of people).
- amend (verb) – resolve, adjust, remedy.
- rehabilitation (noun) – the action of bringing (someone or something) back to a normal.
- on paper (phrase) – in theory, theoretically, hypothetically/supposedly.
- streamline (verb) – make something efficient, smooth-running, well organized.
- ad hoc (adjective) – emergency, when necessary, impromptu.
- sound (adjective) – strong, sturdy, substantial.
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