The Hindu Editorial (Later than ever) – Jul 02, 2021
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- immerse (verb) – involve, occupy, engage (deeply in a particular activity).
- wrangle (noun) – argument, debate, fight, disagreement, difference of opinion.
- assumption (noun) – managing, handling, taking on power/responsibility.
- nominee (noun) – candidate.
- swear in (phrasal verb) – admit into office, inaugurate, introduce (into office).
- stand out (phrasal verb) – be noticeable, be obvious, be conspicuous, be striking.
- coalition (noun) – alliance, union, partnership.
- inordinate (adjective) – excessive, unreasonable, unjustifiable, needless, unnecessary.
- deadly (adjective) – fatal, lethal, life-threatening.
- pandemic (noun) – the worldwide spread of a new disease; The illness spreads around the world and typically affects a large number of people across a wide area.
- add to (phrasal verb) – increase, augment, intensify.
- thrash out (phrasal verb) – resolve, settle, sort out, deal with, handle.
- difference (noun) – disagreement, difference of opinion, misunderstanding, dispute, argument.
- portfolio (noun) – the area of responsibility (department) assigned to a Minister.
- obvious (adjective) – clear, evident, apparent, distinct.
- not-so-enthusiastic (adjective) – not-so-eager, not-so-keen, not-so-vigorous, vehement.
- nominated (adjective) – appointed.
- nominated legislator (noun) – The Government of Union Territories Act, 1963 specifies that the Puducherry legislature will have 30 elected MLAs, and a maximum of three MLAs nominated by the central government. The law also specifies that the nominated persons should not be government employees.
- taste (verb) – experience.
- deserve (verb) – be worthy of, be entitled to, be qualified for, justify.
- credit (noun) – praise, commendation, acclaim, approval, acknowledgement, recognition.
- balance (noun) – fairness, justice, impartiality, egalitarianism.
- possibility (noun) – chance, likelihood, probability.
- implementation (noun) – execution, application, carrying out.
- manifesto (noun) – a publication issued by a political party before a General Election. It contains the set of policies that the party stands for and would wish to implement if elected to govern; (policy) statement, declaration, pronouncement.
- emphasis (noun) – importance, significance; priority, insistence.
- statehood (noun) – the condition of being an independent state.
- territorial (adjective) – local; relating to a particular territory (area/region).
- in the pink (phrase) – in very good condition/health; very well.
- as far as – is concerned (phrase) – with regard to a particular person or situation.
- debt (noun) – liability, financial obligation, borrowed capital.
- account for (phrasal verb) – constitute, comprise, form, represent.
- circumstances (noun) – situation, condition, context.
- goodies (noun) – something attractive.
- translate (verb) – change, convert, alter, transform.
- measure (noun) – action, step, procedure.
- welfare (noun) – a government program that provides (financial) assistance to individuals and families in need; social security, public assistance.
- social security (noun) – welfare; public/government assistance; a government program that provides (financial) assistance to individuals and families in need.
- beneficiary (noun) – recipient, receiver.
- empathetic (adjective) – compassionate/ humane, sympathetic, understanding.
- waive (verb) – relieve a borrower of the obligation/liability to repay a loan.
- legacy (noun) – something received from a predecessor or from the past.
- bickering (noun) – squabble, argument; quarrel.
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