Yak English Vocabulary From The Hindu Tidings Newspaper - 17Th April 2017
Note : There were no editorials inwards THE HINDU on 16th Apr 2017 (Sunday)
Hindu Editorial Topic 1 : "Justice Karnan's outrageous defiance"
Hindu Editorial Topic 2 : "Army personnel using 'human shield': The rights thing"
Hindu Editorial Topic 1 : "Justice Karnan's outrageous defiance"
- Outrageous - shocking in addition to morally unacceptable
- Defiance - behavior inwards which you lot reject to obey someone or something
- Continuance - the procedure of continuing
- Mockery - something that makes a system, scheme etc seem stupid or useless
- Judiciary - the role of a country's authorities that is responsible for its legal system, including all the judges inwards the country's courts
- Disrepute - the province of non beingness trusted or respected
- Flout - to deliberately reject to obey a dominion or custom
- Conduct - behaviour
- Democracy - the belief inwards liberty in addition to equality betwixt people
- Curious - odd in addition to interesting
- Disgraceful - extremely bad or shocking
- Intolerable - impossible to send or bargain with
- Summoning - to officially gild someone to come upwards to a place, particularly a courtroom of law
- Affront - a remark or activity intended to insult or offend someone
- Apex - plough over or highest
- Foster - to assistance something to develop over a menses of time
- Harmonious - friendly in addition to peaceful
- Regret - to experience sorry or lamentable that something has happened
- Suo motu - on its ain motion
- Erroneous - incorrect or false
- Instance - a detail situation, event, or fact, particularly an example of something that happens generally
- Misconduct - unacceptable or bad behavior yesteryear someone inwards a seat of control or responsibility
- Contempt - a rigid feeling of disliking in addition to having no honour for someone or something
- Denigrating - to say that someone or something is non skillful or important
- Allegation - a statement, made without giving proof, that someone has done something incorrect or illegal
- Apparent - able to survive seen or understood
- Recalcitrant - (of a person) unwilling to obey orders or to practice what should survive done, or (of an animal) refusing to survive controlled
- Accusing - suggesting that you lot think someone has done something bad
- Discrimination - treating a individual or detail grouping of people differently, particularly inwards a worse means from the means inwards which you lot process other people, because of their peel colour, sex, sexuality,etc
- Invoking - to brand someone direct keep a detail feeling or think something
- Peer - a individual who is the same historic menses or has the same social seat or the same abilities equally other people inwards a group
- Pertaining to something - to relate to or direct keep a connection amongst something
- Barged into - to walk into a room quickly, without beingness invited
- Hearing - an official coming together that is held to collect the facts nearly an result or problem
- Hurling - to call insults or rude linguistic communication at someone angrily
- Volley - a lot of questions, insults etc all spoken or made at the same time
- Invective - insulting linguistic communication or swearing
- Hauled upwards - to forcefulness someone to choke somewhere or reckon someone inwards gild to survive punished or to respond questions nearly their behaviour
- Contempt - a rigid feeling of disliking in addition to having no honour for someone or something
- Restrain - to command the actions or behavior of someone yesteryear force
- Impeachment - to formally bill a world official of a serious criminal offence relating to their job
- Give total play - to develop in addition to utilisation emotions or ideas completely
- Alleged - to say that someone has done something illegal or incorrect without giving proof
- Grievance - a electrical load or a rigid feeling that you lot direct keep been treated unfairly
- Vividly - clearly
- Inadequacy - the fact that something is non skillful plenty or is also minor inwards amount
- Infusion - the deed of adding i matter to to a greater extent than or less other to brand it stronger or better
- Transparency - the character of beingness done inwards an opened upwards means without secrets
Hindu Editorial Topic 2 : "Army personnel using 'human shield': The rights thing"
- Personnel - the people who are employed inwards a company, organization, or i of the armed forces
- Shield - something or someone used equally protection or providing protection
- Swift - happening or moving rapidly
- Compel - to forcefulness someone to practice something
- Viral - used to depict something that rapidly becomes rattling pop
- Bonnet - the metallic comprehend over the role of a machine where the engine is
- Escort - to choke amongst a individual or vehicle, particularly to brand for certain that he, she, or it leaves or arrives safely
- Constituency - i of the official areas of a province that elects someone to stand upwards for it inwards a parliament or legislature
- Threatening - showing or proverb that someone is probable to practice something that volition impairment you
- Stone-pelters - people who throw stones amongst forcefulness at someone or something
- Subsequently - afterward something else happened
- Embroider - to decorate fabric or wearable amongst patterns or pictures consisting of stitches that are sewn straight onto the material
- Humiliation - something that makes you lot experience rattling embarrassed in addition to ashamed
- Hardly - exclusively just; almost not
- Indeed - used to limited that something is correct
- Forcibly - amongst physical ability or violence
- Gross - total
- Violation - an activity that breaks or acts against something, particularly a law, agreement, principle, or something that should survive treated amongst respect
- Called out - to criticize someone or inquire them to explicate their actions
- Cynically - inwards a distrustful means that expresses a belief that people are motivated purely yesteryear self-interest
- Civil state of war - a state of war fought yesteryear unlike groups of people living inwards the same country
- Abduct - to forcefulness someone to choke somewhere amongst you, oft using threats or violence
- Hostage - someone who is taken equally a prisoner yesteryear an enemy inwards gild to forcefulness the other people involved to practice what the enemy wants
- Potentially - maybe true
- In harm’s means - inwards a unsafe situation
- Blend inwards - to expect or seem the same equally surrounding people or things in addition to hence non survive easily noticeable
- Unenviable - unpleasant or difficult
- Hybrid - something that is a mixture of 2 rattling unlike things
- Surfaced - appeared
- Exercising - an activity or actions intended to improve something or brand something happen
- Admirable - deserving to survive respected
- Restraint - calm in addition to controlled behaviour
- Ironic - expressing the contrary of what you lot actually think
- Hypocritical - claiming to direct keep for certain moral principles or beliefs but behaving inwards a means that shows you lot are non sincere
- Defending - to protect someone or something against assault or criticism
- Indefensible - also bad to survive protected from criticism
- Hostile - unfriendly in addition to non liking something
- Abysmally - rattling badly
- Turnout - the seat out of people who are acquaint at an event, particularly the seat out who choke to vote at an election
- Alienation - to drive someone or a grouping of people to halt supporting in addition to agreeing amongst you
- Intimidation - to frighten or threaten someone, unremarkably inwards gild to persuade them to practice something that you lot desire them to do
- Bandobast - protection of a person, building, or scheme against criminal offence or attack
- Precisely - exactly
- Binary - consisting of 2 parts
- Expedite - to brand something travel on to a greater extent than quickly
- Erring - to brand a error or to practice something wrong
- Affirm - to province something equally true
- Vis-à-vis - in relation to
- Circumstance - a fact or status that affects a situation
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