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THE HINDU EDITORIAL WITH VOCABULARY : 1ST OCTOBER 2019

Hi friends, here I am sharing vocabulary from THE HINDU EDITORIAL WITH VOCABULARY of 1ST October 2019.

Topic 1: Dangerous precedent: On Sikkim CM’s disqualification

 

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GRAFT NOUN Bribery and other corrupt practices Corruption, Bribery, Bribing, Dishonesty
SELDOM ADVERB Not often; rarely Rarely, Infrequently
BRAZEN ADJECTIVE Bold and without shame. Bold, Shameless
PREVAIL VERB Prove more powerful or superior Win, Win Out, Win Through, Triumph
ENTAIL VERB Involve (something) as a necessary Necessitate, Make Necessary, Require, Need
MALADY NOUN A serious problem Illness, Sickness, Ailment, Disorder
PARTISAN NOUN A strong supporter of a party, cause, or person Biased, Prejudiced, One-sided, Coloured, Discriminatory

Topic 2: Testing time: On India vs South Africa Tests

 

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OVERWHELM VERB Defeat completely Defeat, Defeat Easily, Defeat Heavily, Defeat Utterly, Trounce
NASCENT ADJECTIVE just coming into existence and beginning to display signs of future potential Emerging, Beginning, Coming Out, Arising, Dawning
RELENTLESSLY ADVERB In an unceasingly intense or harsh way  
IMPREGNABLE ADJECTIVE Unable to be defeated or overcome
Unassailable, Unbeatable, Undefeatable, Unshakeable, Invincible
HELM VERB Steer Steer, Captain, Pilot, Skipper, Navigate, Con
STERN ADJECTIVE strict and severe Strict, Severe, Stringent, Harsh, Drastic, Hard
POTENT ADJECTIVE Having great power, influence, or effect Powerful, Strong, Vigorous, Mighty, Formidable
COLOSSUS NOUN A statue that is much bigger than life-size Monster, Brute, Beast, Giant, Colossus, Mountain, Behemoth
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TOP 10 WORDS FROM THE HINDU EDITORIAL VOCABULARY 1STOCTOBER 2019

 

TOP 10 WORDS FROM THE HINDU EDITORIAL VOCABULARY 1ST OCTOBER 2019

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