The Hindu Editorial (Words and deeds) – Apr 04, 2019
The Congress party in its manifesto pledges to follow a ‘wealth and welfare’ approach if voted back to power. For further reading, visit “The Hindu”. Below is today’s word list-1 for The Hindu Editorial (Words and deeds) – Apr 04, 2019.
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Today’s word list-1 for The Hindu Editorial (Words and deeds) – Apr 04, 2019:
- deeds (noun) – act, activity, action.
- manifesto (noun) – (policy) statement, declaration, pronouncement of a political party issued before an election.
- pledge (verb) – promise, give an assurance, declare.
- scare away (phrasal verb) – drive away/off, drive out, put to flight, send away.
- vulnerable (adjective) – weak, feeble, unprotected.
- unprecedented (adjective) – not done or experienced before.
- ambitious (adjective) – difficult, exacting, formidable/challenging.
- household (noun) – family, house.
- eye-catching (noun) – imposing, noticeable, rare.
- address (verb) – attend to, tackle, deal with.
- defamation (noun) – character assassination, libel, misrepresentation.
- provision (noun) – term, clause, requirement/condition.
- sedition (noun) – incitement (to riot/rebellion), agitation, trouble making/provocation.
- the marginalised (noun) – people treated as insignificant/unimportant, the neglected.
- keep in mind (phrase) – take into account, be mindful, remember/consider.
- scepticism (noun) – doubt/qualm, cynicism, suspicion.
- scant (adjective) – little, minimal, negligible/meagre.
- nonetheless (adverb) – notwithstanding, nevertheless, in spite of that/however.
- follow-up (noun) – consequence, aftermath, continuation.
- trigger (verb) – give rise to, bring about, evoke/prompt.
- prompt (verb) – provoke, trigger, cause.
- potential (noun) – possibilities, ability, prospects.
- fiscal discipline (noun) – the ability of government to balance revenues and expenditures.
- revenue extraction (noun) – the study of the means/ways/methods through which a government obtains money to carry out its functions and also implement its policies.
- merit (noun) – advantage, benefit, value.
- patriotism (noun) – devoted love and support for country; nationalism, national loyalty.
- opponent (noun) – rival, adversary, the opposition.
- envision (verb) – imagine, visualize, envisage.
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