The Hindu Editorial (Closed road) – Apr 12, 2019
The ban on civilian traffic for two days a week on the 271-km stretch of National Highway 44 between Udhampur in Jammu and Baramulla in Kashmir,… For further reading, visit “The Hindu”. Below is today’s word list-1 for The Hindu Editorial (Closed road) – Apr 12, 2019.
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Today’s word list-1 for The Hindu Editorial (Closed road) – Apr 12, 2019:
- rescind (verb) – revoke, repeal, cancel/reverse.
- ill-advised (adjective) – unwise, misguided, short-sighted/thoughtless.
- orderly (adjective) – methodical, systematic, peaceful.
- in the light of (phrase) – considering, taking into account, keeping in mind.
- draconian (adjective) – very harsh, oppressive, authoritarian.
- lifeline (noun) – preservation, conservation, means of escape.
- perishable (adjective) – easily spoilt, biodegradable; relating to items likely to decay quickly, especially foods.
- produce (noun) – agricultural products in total.
- be at pains to (do) something (phrase) – to try very hard to do something.
- emphasise (verb) – draw attention to, highlight, underscore.
- militate against (verb) – work against, resist, hinder/oppose.
- unfettered (verb) – unrestrained, unrestricted/unconstrained, free.
- segregate (verb) – separate, set apart, sort out.
- at the mercy of (phrase) – in the power of, in the control of, under the control of.
- deployment (noun) – the movement of a military troops to a particular place.
- wake-up call (noun) – something which alerts a person to a problem and makes him/her to do some remedial action.
- appraisal (noun) – assessment/evaluation, judgement, rating.
- defy (verb) – resist, take a stand against, confront.
- farther (comparative adverb) – a farther, a long way.
- alienation (noun) – isolation, detachment, estrangement/separation.
- us-versus-them (adjective) – mentioning the hostility between two opposing groups.
- ought to (modal verb) – must, should.
- double up (phrasal verb) – increase/rise by two times.
- hassle-free (adjective) – problem-free.
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