March 2023 - Editorial Words

The Hindu Editorial (A new chapter) – Mar 31, 2023

March 31, 2023 Editorial Words 0

The Hindu Editorial (A new chapter) – Mar 31, 2023 Scotland has made history in electing as its First Minister Humza...

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Daily Word Lists PDF-31MAR23

March 31, 2023 Editorial Words 0

Daily Word Lists PDF-31MAR23

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The Hindu Editorial (Disquiet down south) – Mar 31, 2023

March 31, 2023 Editorial Words 0

The Hindu Editorial (Disquiet down south) – Mar 31, 2023 The Election Commission of India has cited urban voter apathy and […….]

Phrase of the Day (go into a tailspin)-31MAR23

March 31, 2023 Editorial Words 0

Today’s “Phrase of the Day” is go into a tailspin and it is a phrase meaning “(for an aircraft) to lose control and fall very rapidly in a spiral movement with its back end (tail) spinning in the sky and its front end (nose) hitting the ground; to collapse, to lose control, to become disoriented, to fall apart”. […….]

Word of the Day (conjure up)-31MAR23

March 31, 2023 Editorial Words 0

Today’s “Word of the Day” is “conjure up” and it is a phrasal verb meaning “to bring something (a thought, memory, feeling, idea, picture or etc.) in someone’s mind; to make something appear, often as if by magic; arouse, bring up, call down/forth, evoke, invoke; imagine, visualize, envision, envisage, picture”. […….]

The Hindu Editorial (Time to move on) – Mar 30, 2023

March 30, 2023 Editorial Words 0

The Hindu Editorial (Time to move on) – Mar 30, 2023 The state of confusion surrounding the AIADMK is expected...

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