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The Hindu Editorial (Trail of destruction) – Nov 28, 2018

The Hindu Editorial (Trail of destruction) – Nov 28, 2018

It is now becoming clear that Cyclone Gaja is a major disaster, and its economic impact in Tamil Nadu is comparable to that of the tsunami of 2004. For further reading, visit “The Hindu”. Below is today’s word list-1 for The Hindu Editorial (Trail of destruction) – Nov 28, 2018.

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Today’s word list-1 The Hindu Editorial (Trail of destruction) – Nov 28, 2018:

  1. devastation (noun) – destruction, havoc, damage.
  2. heave (verb) – let out, breathe, give/produce (a sigh).
  3. distraught (adjective) – very worried, distressed/devastated, upset.
  4. lie (verb) – be placed, be set, be situated/placed.
  5. ruined (adjective) – wrecked, devastated, destroyed.
  6. contaminated (adjective) – polluted, adulterated; spoiled.
  7. inaccessible (adjective) – unreachable, out of reach, beyond reach.
  8. render (verb) – make, cause to be/become, leave.
  9. cripple (verb) – injure, damage, disable.
  10. fertile (adjective) – (of soil & land) fecund, productive/ high-yielding.
  11. livestock (noun) – farm animals (cattle, goats & etc).
  12. hobble (verb) – restrict/control/limit the activity or development of something.
  13. overnight (adverb) – immediately, very quickly, instantly.
  14. stricken (adjective) – affected, afflicted, troubled.
  15. moratorium (noun) – an authorization to a loan borrower (debtor) allowing temporary postponement of loan repayment; a temporary suspension of something.
  16. pauper (noun) – poor person, beggar, down and out/destitute.
  17. rehabilitation (noun) – the action of bringing (someone or something) back to a normal.
  18. mitigation (noun) – alleviation, reduction; lessening.
  19. horticultural (adjective) – related to the farming of fruits, vegetables and flowers.
  20. shattered (adjective) – shell-shocked, distressed; heartbroken.
  21. come up with (phrasal verb) – produce, propose/put forward, submit/recommend.
  22. wrought (verb) – (old) past and past participle of work. inflict, cause, effect.

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