The Hindu Editorial (Bring in the experts) – Jan 07, 2019
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Today’s word list-1 The Hindu Editorial (Bring in the experts) – Jan 07, 2019:
- cloud (verb) – confuse, muddle, make unclear.
- murky (adjective) – questionable, suspicious, dubious,/mysterious.
- premise on (verb) – base on (something).
- notion (noun) – idea, belief, conception.
- manipulate (verb) – falsify, distort/alter, misrepresent,.
- sinister (adjective) – disturbing, menacing; corrupt, bad/criminal.
- distrust (noun) – mistrust, suspicion, lack of confidence.
- randomness (noun) – unpredictability/abnormality, oddness, eccentricity.
- yearning (noun) – longing, desire/wish, appetite.
- phenomena (noun) – plural form of phenomenon (phenomenon – occurrence, event, happening).
- underlying (adjective) – fundamental, basic, primary.
- breeding ground (noun) – a place/situation/condition for the development/rising of something.
- astonishingly (adverb) – surprisingly, amazingly.
- call for (phrasal verb) – require, publicly ask/necessitate, demand.
- blindfold (verb) – deprive of, strip of (someone’ sight by a piece of cloth tied over someone’s eyes).
- blank (noun) – empty space, vacuum/void, emptiness.
- demise (noun) – death, passing away, expiry.
- eminently (adverb) – very, greatly, highly.
- debilitating (adjective) – weakening, exhausting, impairing/paralyzing.
- matrix (noun) – pattern, form; environment/situation.
- deposition (noun) – statement, affirmation, assertion/attestation.
- as far as (phrase) – to the degree/extent that.
- perplexing (adjective) – confusing, puzzling, baffling/bewildering.
- a new lease of life (phrase) – an improved and energetic life after making something better than before.
- conspiracy (noun) – secret plan, collusion, intrigue, collaboration.
- get away from (phrasal verb) – escape, elude/dodge, get rid of.
- faction (noun) – sect, group, division.
- elusive (adjective) – difficult to find; subtle, indistinct/intangible.
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