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The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary- Jan 22, 2021- Day 459
Difficult Word/ Phrase Contextual Meaning exodus the movement of a lot of people from a place postpone to delay an event patrons someone who uses a particular thing, especially regularly seamlessly without any sudden changes, interruptions, or problems behemoth extremely large & powerful stringent extremely limiting onus the responsibility or duty surveillance the careful watching of a person or place provisos something that must be done before something else happens robust strong and healthy
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The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary- Jan 21, 2021- Day 458
Difficult Word/Phrase Contextual Meaning medication drugs that are used in the treatment of illness recipients a person who receives something mandatory compulsory imbues to fill something or someone with a quality or feeling efficacy effectiveness inoculated to give a person or animal a vaccine acceleration the increase in the speed at which something happens accentuating emphasize a particular feature of something exhorting to strongly encourage someone dereliction failure to do what you should do pervading to spread through all parts of something
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The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary- Jan 20, 2021- Day 457
Difficult Word/Phrase Contextual Meaning luminous very beautiful nerve-wracking difficult to do and causing a lot of worry or anxiety seized to take something quickly and hold it jaw-dropping very surprising verdict someone’s opinion or judgement about something debilitating weak debutant first public appearance, especially in sport miraculous completely unexpected and very lucky benchmark used as a standard when comparing other things stupendous something great blighted something that spoils or destroys or causes damage walking-wounded someone damaged or defeated psychologically or emotionally
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The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary- Jan 19, 2021- Day 456
Difficult Word/Phrase Contextual Meaning fatal causing or ending in death detained to force someone officially to stay in a place deployed to move soldiers to a place where they can be used when they are needed violations an action that breaks a law, agreement, rule, etc embezzlement the crime of secretly taking money that is in your care or that belongs to an organization embodiment someone or something that represents a quality or an idea exactly barred not allowed to do something perpetrators someone who has committed a crime perturbed worried regime a particular way of operating
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The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary- Jan 18, 2021- Day 455
Difficult Word/Phrase Contextual Meaning tranche one of several parts inaugurated to put someone into an official position with a ceremony inoculations giving them a weak form of a disease as protection against it lagged to move or make progress so slowly that you are behind other people upheaval a great change, causing or involving difficulty or trouble commendable deserving praise efficacy effectiveness sagacity ability to make good judgments rumour mongering someone who spreads rumors disseminated to spread information percolate to spread slowly
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The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary- Jan 16, 2021- Day 453
Difficult Word/Phrase Contextual Meaning Publicise make (something) widely known Pushback a negative or unfavourable reaction or response Bogey something that worries or annoys Mandatorily in a manner that cannot be evaded Solemnise duly perform (a ceremony, especially that of marriage) Invade to encroach upon Liberty the state of being free within society from oppressive restrictions imposed by authority on one’s way of life, behavior, or political views Sphere an area of activity, interest, or expertise; a section of society or an aspect of life distinguished and unified by a particular characteristic Explicit stated clearly and in detail, leaving no room for confusion or doubt Plea a request made in an urgent and emotional manner
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The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary- Jan 15, 2021- Day 452
Difficult Word/ Phrase Contextual Meaning coordination the activity of organizing separate things so that they work together streamline to make a business, process, activity, etc. simpler and more effective extortion the act of getting something, especially money, by force or threats money laundering the action of moving money which has been earned illegally anonymity the situation in which someone’s name is not given or known wilfully intentional affinities a similar quality in two or more people or things stringent extremely limiting or difficult plenary relating to a meeting at which all the members of a group or an organization are present convictions a decision made by a court of law that someone is guilty of a crime
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The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary- Jan 14, 2021- Day 451
Difficult Word/ Phrase Contextual Meaning redesignate give someone a different official name blatantly very obvious and intentional bereft not feeling great loss acrimony anger criticised to express disagreement protests a strong complaint expressing disagreement consequential happening as a direct result of a particular situation adverse having a negative or harmful effect on something deterred to prevent or discourage someone from doing something sabotages the act of intentionally preventing the success of a plan or action
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The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary- Jan 13, 2021- Day 450
Difficult Word/ Phrase Contextual Meaning interim temporary contestation the act of arguing laudable deserving praise deadlock a situation in which people cannot agree and no progress can be made dispossession the action of depriving someone of land, property, or other possessions disconcerting making someone feel uncertain and uncomfortable spearheading to lead an organized activity or project adjudicative legal ruling or judgment intervene to intentionally become involved in a difficult situation in order to improve it sanguine positive
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The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary- Jan 12, 2021- Day 449
Difficult Word/ Phrase Contextual Meaning directive an official order to do something dropouts a person who leaves school, college, or university before completing a qualification apprehensive feeling anxiety about the future treading stepping on irrevocable impossible to change rigidity the quality or characteristic of not permitting any change aggravated to make a bad situation worse exacerbated to make something that is already bad worse unprecedented never having happened or existed in the past semblance a similarity to something
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The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary- Jan 11, 2021- Day 448
Difficult Word/ Phrase Contextual Meaning roll out to make a new product, service, or system available for the first time priority something that is considered more important than other matters comorbidities someone who has more than one illness league a group efficacy the ability, especially of a medicine or a method of achieving something, to produce the intended result dire critical/desperate placebo a substance that is not medicine, but that is given to someone who is told that it is a medicine, used to test the effect of a drug or to please a patient inoculate to give a person or animal a vaccine dispensation arrangement bolster to support or improve something or make it stronger
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The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary- Jan 8, 2021- Day 447
Difficult Word/ Phrase Contextual Meaning pathogenic (of a bacterium, virus, or other microorganism) causing disease epicentres focal point/headquarters sounded an alarm To alert other people about something dangerous, risky, or troublesome vigilant being very careful predominantly mainly reassortment another form of genetic exchange pandemic a disease that exists in almost all of an area or in almost all of a group of people, animals or plants stamping stopping genome the complete set of genetic material of a human, animal, plant, or other living thing evolution the way in which living things change
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The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary- Jan 7, 2021- Day 446
Difficult Word/ Phrase Contextual Meaning indelibly actions that have a permanent influence or effect infirmity the condition of being feeble edifices a large building dissented a strong difference of opinion on a particular subject vitiated to destroy or damage colossal extremely large germane connected with and important to it unprecedented never having happened or existed in the past extravagant extreme and unreasonable restoration the act or process of returning something to its earlier good condition
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The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary- Jan 6, 2021- Day 445
Difficult Word/ Phrase Contextual Meaning dithering to be unable to make a decision about doing something variant different version mortality number of deaths within a particular society and within a particular period of time surge sudden increase genome the complete set of genetic material of a human inherent existing as a natural suppress to end something forcefully resurgence a process in which something starts to grow, develop, or become successful again mutation the way in which genes change and produce permanent differences vigilant being very careful
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The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary- Jan 5, 2021- Day 444
Difficult Word/ Phrase Contextual Meaning undermine to gradually weaken or destroy someone or something mischievous slightly annoying or slightly bad oratory skilful and effective public speaking convene to arrange for a group of people to come together for an official meeting encroachment the act of gradually taking away someone else’s rights, or taking control of someone’s time, work counterpart a person or thing that has the same purpose as another one in a different place or organization discretionary decided by officials and not fixed by rules disingenuous slightly dishonest; not speaking the complete truth overshadowed to cause someone or something to seem less important or noticeable substantive important/serious
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The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary- Jan 4, 2021- Day 443
Difficult Word/ Phrase Contextual Meaning recessionary a period when the economy of a country is not successful tidings news or information infuses to fill someone or something with an emotion surged a sudden and great increase cess tax trajectory the curved path that an object niggling unimportant but demanding one’s attention in an annoying way aggravating making something worse whopping extremely large deteriorate to become worse
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The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary- December 30, 2020- Day 442
Difficult Word/ Phrase Contextual Meaning alliance an agreement between groups staging protesting against something ultimatum Warning, usually last and most threatening one deadlock a state or situation in which agreement in an argument cannot be reached because neither side will change its demands crusade a long and determined attempt to achieve something coherent having its parts related in an organized and reasonable way ideological based on or relating to a particular set of ideas or beliefs relentless continuing in a severe or extreme way reluctant not willing to do something impasse a situation in which further development is impossible
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The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary- December 29, 2020- Day 441
Difficult Word/ Phrase Contextual Meaning wariness caution scaling climbing up barring except if a particular thing happens virologists a scientist who studies viruses and the diseases that they cause serosurveys involves testing of blood serum of a group asymptomatic showing no symptoms ravaged damaged or destroyed something badly fatality rates number of deaths from a specific cause outbreak sudden increase in occurrences of a disease
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The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary- December 28, 2020- Day 440
Difficult Word/ Phrase Contextual Meaning extinction a situation in which something no longer exists caught in the crossfire to be involved in a situation where people around you are arguing salvage to try to make a bad situation better apparent able to be seen or understood shallowness lack of depth of character, insight, or serious thought optimistic hoping or believing that good things will happen in the future claimant a person who asks for something that they believe belongs to them or that they have a right to resurgence a process in which something starts to grow, develop aggravate to make a bad situation worse
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The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary- December 24, 2020- Day 439
Difficult Word/ Phrase Contextual Meaning consolidated combine several things to form a single thing verdict an opinion or decision made after judging the facts pledged a serious or formal promise restoration process of returning something to its original condition suspension act of stopping something happening separatist someone who supports an effort to become independent of the country or group vigorously in a way that is very forceful or energetic inroads direct and noticeable effects on something boycotted to refuse to buy a product or take part in an activity as a way of expressing strong disapproval vital important
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The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary- December 23, 2020- Day 438
Difficult Word/ Phrase Contextual Meaning kernel most important part of something fragmented separated into several parts distortions a change to the intended or true meaning of something omnibus law a law that covers diverse or unrelated topics profiteering practice of making unfair profit indictment a sign that a policy, system is wrong covenants formal agreements staggering shocking/surprising procurement the process of getting supplies exclusionary exclusion of something
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The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary- December 22, 2020- Day 437
Difficult Word/ Phrase Contextual Meaning Transmissibility the quality of a disease or trait being able to be passed on from one person or organism to another Follow suit Imitate or do as someone else has done Mutation a process in which the genetic material of a person, a plant or an animal changes in structure when it is passed on to children, etc., causing different physical characteristics to develop Bind tie or fasten (something) tightly Receptor a chemical group or molecule (such as a protein) on the cell surface or in the cell interior that has an affinity for a specific chemical group, molecule, or virus Affinity the degree to which a substance tends to combine with another Modelling devise a representation, especially a mathematical one, of (a phenomenon or system) Come into play becoming active, operative, or effective Tweaking improve (a mechanism or system) by making fine adjustments to it Immunocompetence the ability of the body to produce a normal immune response following exposure to an antigen
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The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary- December 18, 2020- Day 436
Difficult Word/Phrase Contextual Meaning Shackles something that checks or prevents free action Firm up becoming firmer and more solid Bilateral involving two parties, especially countries Chapter a period that is part of a larger amount of time during which something happens Ties the friendly feelings that people have for other people, or special connections with places Envision imagine as a future possibility; visualize Wrap up to bring to a usually successful conclusion Stagnant showing no activity Preoccupation the state or condition of being preoccupied or engrossed with something Fugitive a person who has escaped from a place or is in hiding, especially to avoid arrest or persecution
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The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary- December 16, 2020- Day 435
Difficult Word/ Phrase Contextual Meaning Nascent just coming into existence and beginning to display signs of future potential On the face of it without knowing all of the relevant facts; apparently Basket a group of related things Softening make or become less severe Perishables things, especially foodstuffs, likely to decay or go bad quickly Bode well to show or suggest that future developments or events will be good or favourable Disconcertingly causing one to feel unsettled Foresee predict Agrarian relating to cultivated land or the cultivation of land Hinterland a region remote from urban areas
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Atleast 2 editorial must with vocabulary one is not enough
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Hey PM, why you have been posting the editorial. The editorial which was given yesterday is again given today as of 5 june. Kindly look into it. The Hindu newspaper doesn’t have this as their editorial today or even a news anywhere.
Hi Ankit, This editorial is from Business Line which is a sister publication of The Hindu. Additionally, yesterday’s editorial was based on ‘Insurance-driven healthcare’ whereas today’s editorial is based on ‘Climate Change and Locust Threat’.
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Please provide Vocabulary pdfs for entire month in one pdf .
Hi Punam, Thanks for the feedback! We have provided the month-wise PDFs of March, April & May in the article itself.
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Provide The Hindu editoial vocab pdf for January & february 202
Thanks PM…Very nice vocabs pdf provided by PM…. Highly appreciated…. I really love to read it…. In this pdf they only provides meaning… But this pdf wouid have blockbuster, if PM would provide the usage of every vacab along with their meaning as example….so I request PM, please provide one example of each vocabs in this monthly editorial vocab pdf for better understand….thank u PM…
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