The Hindu Editorial (Unequal, unsecular) – Dec 10, 2019
The Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2019 (CAB), is brazenly discriminatory and it is only a matter of time before its constitutionality is subjected to severe judicial scrutiny. For further reading, visit “The Hindu”. Below is today’s word list-1 for The Hindu Editorial (Unequal, unsecular) – Dec 10, 2019.
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Today’s word list-1 for The Hindu Editorial (Unequal, unsecular) – Dec 10, 2019:
- unsecular (adjective) – religious.
- non-discriminatory (adjective) – fair, judicial, unbiased.
- brazenly (adverb) – blatantly, clearly, fragrantly.
- discriminatory (adjective) – prejudicial, biased, unfair.
- it is only a matter of time (phrase) – it is likely to happen.
- constitutionality (noun) – the condition of acting in accordance with an applicable constitution.
- obstinacy (noun) – inflexibility, uncooperativeness, relentlessness.
- enlightened (adjective) – educated/learned, literate, intellectual.
- intent (noun) – aim, purpose, intention.
- wording (noun) – mode of expression, words, language.
- single out (phrasal verb) – select, pick out, choose.
- hostile (adjective) – opposed, bitter, unfriendly.
- in short (phrase) – briefly, in a nutshell; in conclusion/summary.
- open one’s door (phrase) – to allow someone to enter.
- ostensible (adjective) – apparent, seeming, alleged/purported.
- naturalisation (noun) – the admittance of a foreigner to the citizenship of a country.
- persecuted (adjective) – oppressed, victimized; troubled/suffering.
- persecution (noun) – oppression, victimization, ill treatment/abuse.
- undocumented (adjective) – not having the proper legal document.
- adverse (adjective) – unfavourable, disadvantageous, bad.
- penal (adjective) – disciplinary, punitive, corrective.
- render (verb) – depict, portray, represent.
- extend to (phrase) – incorporate, encompass, include.
- provision (noun) – term, clause, requirement.
- expediency (noun) – advantage, benefit, utility.
- in line with (phrase) – in accordance with.
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indigenous (adjective) – native/local, original, domestic.
- statutory (adjective) – legitimate, acceptable, permissible/admissible.
- categorisation (noun) – assortment, classification, sorting.
- envisage (verb) – foresee, predict, forecast.
- bear (verb) – have, carry, support.
- rational (adjective) – coherent, logical, reasoned.
- nexus (noun) – connection, link.
- secularism (noun) – the belief that religion should not have a strong influence in education or other public parts of society.
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