Phrase of the Day
Phrase of the Day (raise the bar)-17JUN23
Today’s “Phrase of the Day” is “raise the bar” and it is a phrase meaning “set the standards (higher) that others to meet or match up to qualify for something”. […….]
Year: 2023
Word of the Day
Word of the Day (catch-22)-17JUN23
Today’s “Word of the Day” is catch-22 and it is a noun meaning “a difficult situation from which a person cannot escape because of conflicting rules or limitations; dilemma, difficulty, pitfall, landmine”. […….]
Daily PDFs
Daily Word Lists PDF-16JUN23
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Editorials (The Hindu)
The Hindu Editorial (Culture shift) – June 16, 2023
The Hindu Editorial (Culture shift) – June 16, 2023 The United States said earlier this week that it was rejoining the...
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Editorials (The Hindu)
The Hindu Editorial (Code red) – June 16, 2023
The Hindu Editorial (Code red) – June 16, 2023 The Law Commission’s decision to solicit views from the public on the idea […….]
Phrase of the Day
Phrase of the Day (get a kick out of)-16JUN23
Today’s “Phrase of the Day” is “get a kick out of” and its meaning is “to take pleasure in something; to feel delighted about something; to enjoy something; to be amused by something”. […….]