The Hindu Editorial (Significant reversal) – Dec 23, 2019

The Hindu Editorial (Significant reversal) – Dec 23, 2019

Three years after Tata Sons Limited voted to remove Cyrus P. Mistry from his post as the Executive Chairman of the Tata Group’s main holding company,… For further reading, visit “The Hindu”. Below is today’s word list-2 for The Hindu Editorial (Significant reversal) – Dec 23, 2019.

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Today’s word list-2 for The Hindu Editorial (Significant reversal) – Dec 23, 2019:

  1. reversal (noun) – turnaround, change, swing/shift.
  2. reverse (verb) – rule against, revoke, cancel.
  3. reinstatement (noun) – restoration, return to a former position, return to power.
  4. appellate (noun) – (of a court) dealing with cases on appeal to review the decision of a lower court.
  5. ouster (noun) – removal, dismissal, unseating.
  6. far-reaching (adjective) – important, major, significant.
  7. implications (noun) – consequence/outcome, ramification, repercussion.
  8. affairs (noun) – matters, activities, dealings.
  9. prejudicial (adjective) – disadvantageous, unfavourable, detrimental.
  10. oppressive (adjective) – dictatorial, autocratic, undemocratic.
  11. uphold (verb) – justify, vindicate, validate.
  12. appellant (noun) – applicant, claimant, petitioner.
  13. contention (noun) – disagreement, dispute argument.
  14. undertake (verb) – begin, start, embark on, launch into.
  15. strike a blow for (phrase) – do something to support for.
  16. quasi- (combining form) – seemingly, apparently; partly/somewhat.
  17. hold firm (phrase) – continue to support something despite opposition.
  18. checks and balances (plural noun) – a system in which all departments of a government organization have right to amend/limit the powers of the other departments in order to avoid dominance of one department.
  19. adherence to (noun) – commitment to, attachment to.
  20. diversified (adjective) – having a variety of businesses.
  21. conglomerate (noun) – corporation, group, consortium/merged companies.
  22. rely on (phrasal verb) – depend on; resort to, bank on.
  23. correspondence (noun) – mails, letters, written communication.
  24. respondent (noun) – litigator, opponent, disputant.
  25. predecessor (noun) – previous holder of the post; forerunner, precursor, antecedent.
  26. interim (adjective) – provisional, transitional, temporary.
  27. fault (verb) – find fault with.
  28. disparaging (adjective) – derogatory, belittling, diminishing.
  29. unsubstantiated (adjective) – unconfirmed, unsupported, not validated.
  30. censure (noun) – condemnation, criticism, disapproval.
  31. expunge (verb) – erase, remove, delete.
  32. predisposition (noun) – inclination, tendency, propensity.
  33. pressing (adjective) – urgentimportant, high-priority.
  34. dispassionate (adjective) – detached, disinterested, uninvolved.
  35. misdemeanour (noun) – wrongdoing, evil deed, crime act.
  36. construct (noun) – idea.

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