The Hindu Editorial (Disqualified, yet qualified) – Nov 14, 2019

The Hindu Editorial (Disqualified, yet qualified) – Nov 14, 2019

It is not often that an adverse order brings relief along with it. Even while upholding the Karnataka Speaker’s orders disqualifying 17 defectors this year,… For further reading, visit “The Hindu”. Below is today’s word list-1 for The Hindu Editorial (Disqualified, yet qualified) – Nov 14, 2019.

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Today’s word list-1 for The Hindu Editorial (Disqualified, yet qualified) – Nov 14, 2019:

  1. interplay (noun) – interaction, interchange, give and take, compromises, cooperation.
  2. uphold (verb) – confirm, endorse/approve, vindicate/validate.
  3. defector (noun) – betrayer, turncoat, traitor, rebel. 
  4. reap (verb) – receive, obtain, realize; harvest.
  5. amoral (adjective) – unprincipled, without standards/morals.
  6. crossover (noun) – the method of attaining success in a different method.
  7. ploy (noun) – a cunning plan, tactic, manoeuvre.
  8. bring down (phrasal verb) – oust, remove, dismiss (from a position/power).
  9. suspicion (noun) – misgiving, doubt/qualm, scepticism.
  10. unfounded (adjective) – groundless, baseless, unjustified.
  11. at bay (phrase) – at a distance, away, off.
  12. stance (noun) – point of view, opinion, standpoint.
  13. ruse (noun) – tactic, move, trick.
  14. evade (verb) – avoid, dodge, escape.
  15. impending (adjective) – nearing, approaching, forthcoming.
  16. keep out (phrasal verb) – deny access to, exclude/remain outside, prohibit.
  17. defection (noun) – desertion, absconding, decamping.
  18. bar (verb) – block, ban, forbid/prohibit.
  19. exposition (noun) – explanation, description, illustration.
  20. take away (phrasal verb) – remove, dismiss, take out.
  21. amount to (verb) – turn out to be, prove to be, develop into.
  22. sit on (phrasal verb) – withhold, hold back, refuse to give (something required).
  23. provision (noun) – term, clause, requirement.
  24. ascertain (verb) – find out, decide/verify, come to know.
  25. authentic (adjective) – reliable, dependable, trustworthy.
  26. free will (noun) – volition, independence, self-determination, without being forced.
  27. empowered (adjective) – authorized, allowed, entitled.
  28. bemoan (verb) – express regret/sorrow about, complain about, express discontent.
  29. tend to (verb) – look after, take care of, care for.
  30. lure (noun) – temptation, enticement, attraction.
  31. Anti-defection law (noun) – The 10th Schedule to the Constitution, popularly referred to as the ‘Anti-Defection Law,’ was inserted by the 52nd Amendment in 1985. The grounds of disqualification are specified in Paragraph 2 of the 10th Schedule. A member would incur a disqualification under paragraph 2 (1) (a) when he “voluntarily gives up his membership of a party” and under 2 (1) (b) when he/she votes (or abstains from voting) contrary to the directive issued by the party. (Courtesy: The Hindu).

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