The Hindu Editorial (After the feat) – Jun 28, 2018
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Today’s word list-2 for The Hindu Editorial (After the feat) – Jun 28, 2018:
- feat (noun) – achievement, accomplishment, triumph.
- staying power (noun) – stamina, endurance,determination.
- emulate (verb) – imitate, follow, copy/take as an example.
- compatriot (noun) – fellow citizen, fellow national.
- legion (noun) – a large number (of things).
- puzzle (noun) – riddle, problem, enigma.
- tender (adjective) – young, youthful, juvenile.
- pinpoint (verb) – identify, distinguish, recognize.
- never say die (phrase) – never give up.
- protégé (noun) – a young person who is taught and helped by someone who has a lot of knowledge and experience; student, trainee.
- bound to (adjective) – certain/sure, very likely, guaranteed.
- hereon (adverb) – hereupon, after this, as a result of this.
- sought_after (adjective) – popular, in favour, in demand.
- path-breaker (noun) – pioneer, front runner, pathfinder.
- outlast (verb) – outlive, survive, live longer than.
- peer (noun) – equal, fellow, person of the same age.
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