The Hindu Editorial (For a fair trial) – May 09, 2018
In shifting the case of the abduction and gang rape of an eight-year-old girl in Kathua district in Jammu and Kashmir to Pathankot in the neighbouring State of Punjab,… For further reading, visit “The Hindu”. Below is today’s word list-1 for The Hindu Editorial (For a fair trial) – May 09, 2018.
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Today’s word list-1 for The Hindu Editorial (For a fair trial) – May 09, 2018:
- trail (noun) – court case, judicial proceedings, legal action.
- warranted (adjective) – necessary, justified, reasonable/appropriate.
- abduction (noun) – kidnapping, hostage-taking.
- nomadic (adjective) – wandering, roaming, travelling/rambling. Nomads are people who have no permanent home, travel from place to place in search of food (for them and their animals).
- sectarian (adjective) – denoting a sect (a group of people); factional, partisan.
- to the fore (phrase) – predominant, most important, leading position.
- heckle (verb) – disrupt, interrupt, taunt.
- vitiate (verb) – spoil, impair, destroy.
- countenance (verb) – tolerate, permit, allow.
- deliberate (adjective) – intentional, purposeful, predetermined.
- inaction (noun) – inactivity, apathy/negligence; inertia.
- empower (verb) – authorize, allow, entitle.
- jurisdiction (noun) – territory, region, province/area.
- aggrieve (verb) – oppress, treat unfairly, distress/upset.
- adjournment (noun) – postponement, rescheduling, delay.
- prosecutor (noun) – a lawyer who presents the government’s case against someone accused of a crime.
- in camera (phrase) – in secret, privately, covertly/confidentially.
- instill ( verb) – introduce, inject, infuse.
Today’s word list-1 for The Hindu Editorial (For a fair trial) – May 09, 2018:
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