The Hindu Editorial (The PM in his labyrinth) – Nov 29, 2019
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Today’s word list-2 for The Hindu Editorial (The PM in his labyrinth) – Nov 29, 2019:
- labyrinth (noun) – maze; confusion, complication, entanglement.
- avert (verb) – prevent, stop, avoid.
- affair (noun) – event/incident, happening, occurrence.
- embarrassment (noun) – difficulty/problem, uneasiness, humiliation.
- ineptitude (noun) – inability, incapability, lack of skill/ability.
- incompetence (noun) – inability, incapability, ineptitude, lack of skill/ability.
- disregard (noun) – indifference, non-observance, neglect.
- on display (phrase) – if something is on display, it is very clear and easy to notice.
- inconsistency (noun) – dissimilarity, disagreement, difference, conflict.
- in accordance with (phrase) – in agreement with, in conformity with, in line with.
- in this regard (phrase) – in connection with the aspect/consideration/point referred earlier.
- undertaking (noun) – a formal pledge, agreement, promise.
- ambiguity (noun) – inexactness, doubtfulness, obscurity/opacity.
- provision (noun) – term, clause, requirement.
- tenure (noun) – term, period, time/spell/stint.
- vice versa (adverb) – conversely, oppositely, inversely.
- reach out (phrasal verb) – contact someone for help/assistance/cooperation.
- consensus (noun) – an idea or opinion that is shared by all the people in a group. agreement, concurrence.
- uphold (verb) – confirm, endorse/approve, vindicate/validate.
- federalism/federal framework/system/government (noun) – a system of government in which establishments such as states or provinces share power with a national government.
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