The Hindu Editorial (Cramped prisons) – Nov 02, 2019

The Hindu Editorial (Cramped prisons) – Nov 02, 2019

With an average occupancy rate of 115% of their capacity, Indian jails continue to remain congested and overcrowded,… For further reading, visit “The Hindu”. Below is today’s word list-2 for The Hindu Editorial (Cramped prisons) – Nov 02, 2019.

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Today’s word list-2 for The Hindu Editorial (Cramped prisons) – Nov 02, 2019:

  1. cramped (adjective) – restricted, confined, constricted.
  2. decongestion (noun) – an act of relieving the congestion of (something).
  3. fare (verb) – happen, turn out, develop, come out.
  4. piecemeal (adjective & adverb) – a little at a time, bit by bit, in stages.
  5. in line with (phrase) – in accordance with.
  6. inmate (noun) – inhabitant, occupant, a person living in an institution (like hospital, prison, etc).
  7. cognisable offence (noun) – an offence for which, a police officer without any warrant has authority to arrest and to start an investigation with or without the permission of a court.
  8. augment (verb) – upgrade, boost, improve.
  9. incarcerate (verb) – imprison, confine, put in prison.
  10. undertrial (noun) – a person in custody (for court’s trail).
  11. surety (noun) – guaranty, assurance, security.
  12. inconsistency (noun) – opposition, disagreement, conflict.
  13. expedite (verb) – speed up, accelerate, quicken; stimulate, boost, forward/press.
  14. endeavour (noun) – venture, pursuit, exercise/activity.
  15. short of (phrase) – less than.
  16. undergo (verb) – be subjected to, go through, engage in.
  17. remission (noun) – cancellation, suspension, repeal.
  18. refrain from (verb) – abstain from, give up, avoid.
  19. mechanical (adjective) – automatic, habitual, machine-like.
  20. remand (noun) – arrest, custody, imprisonment.
  21. imperative (adjective) – vitally important, crucial, necessary.
  22. soonest (superlative adverb of soon) – quickly, promptly, shortly.
  23. ripe for (adjective) – ready, fit, suitable.
  24. recidivism (noun) – the tendency of a convicted criminal to reoffend.
  25. rehabilitate (verb) – restore to health/normality.

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