The Hindu Editorial (Seller beware) – May 25, 2018
Homebuyers parted of their money by real estate developers have some relief coming their way. The Union Cabinet has cleared an ordinance amending the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), . For further reading, visit “The Hindu”. Below is today’s word list-2 for The Hindu Editorial (Seller beware) – May 25, 2018.
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Today’s word list-2 for The Hindu Editorial (Seller beware) – May 25, 2018:
- come one’s way (phrase) – happen, become available.
- insolvency (noun) – a condition in which the financial difficulties of an individual or organisation are such it is unable to pay its debts.
- 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.
- come into force (phrase) – come to effect (a new law, rule, change etc.).
- wind up (phrase) – close, end, finish.
- divulge (verb) – reveal, disclose, make known.
- bankrupt (adjective) – exhausted, failed/collapsed, depleted/destituted.
- venture (noun) – risky project, scheme, undertaking.
- pecking order (noun) – range, scale, gamut.
- knock on the door (phrase) – approach.
- uphold (verb) – preserve, protect, strengthen.
- stakeholder (noun) – a person with an interest in something.
- at one’s cost (noun) – effort, loss/expense, suffering.
- travails (noun) – ordeal, trouble; hard work/painful effort.
- case in point (phrase) – example, instance, case.
- content with (verb) – be satisfied, be fulfilled, be pleased
- unscrupulous (adjective) – unprincipled, unethical, immoral.
- fleece (verb) – cheat, defraud, deceive.
- wayward (adjective) – stubborn, wilful, uncooperative.
Today’s word list-2 for The Hindu Editorial (Seller beware) – May 25, 2018:
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