The Hindu Editorial (Infrastructure push) – Jan 02, 2020
For an economy that is tottering, a big bang announcement from the government can sometimes work to turn around sentiment. For further reading, visit “The Hindu”. Below is today’s word list-1 for The Hindu Editorial (Infrastructure push) – Jan 02, 2020.
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Today’s word list-1 for The Hindu Editorial (Infrastructure push) – Jan 02, 2020:
- push (noun) – motivation, energy, vigour.
- totter (verb) – be unstable, be unsteady, be insecure.
- big-bang (adjective) – relating to the introduction major changes in something (economic situation).
- turn around (phrasal verb) – change course, reverse direction.
- unveil (verb) – present, announce, disclose/make public.
- viability (noun) – ability, practicality, achievability, feasibility.
- relevance (noun) – significance, importance, appropriateness.
- window (noun) – opportunity, chance, opening.
- paramount (adjective) – most important; supreme, of prime importance.
- degenerate (verb) – decline, weaken, worsen.
- periodic (adjective) – regular, repeated, recurrent/cyclic.
- perspective (noun) – view/outlook, aspect, approach.
- (in) the pipeline (phrase) – on the way, in preparation, in the offing.
- watch out (verb) – look out, pay attention to, consider.
- chip in (phrasal verb) – contribute, give, make a contribution.
- outlay (noun) – expenditure, expenses, spending.
- perilous (adjective) – dangerous, risky, life-threatening.
- steep (adjective) – sharp, sudden, rapid.
- appetite (noun) – need, demand, longing.
- drag (noun) – hindrance, inconvenience, burden.
- debt (noun) – liability, financial obligation, borrowed capital.
- get over (phrasal verb) – overcome, surmount, sort out, resolve.
- apprehension (noun) – concern, tension, worry.
- sour/bad loans (noun) – non-performing assets (NPAs), stressed assets/loans; an account where principal and/or interest remains overdue for a period of time.
- count (noun) – a point for discussion or consideration.
- detract from (verb) – diminish, reduce, lessen (the worth or value of something).
- concerted (adjective) – strenuous, vigorous, energetic, active.
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