The Hindu Editorial (Planned injustice) – Jan 30, 2020
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Today’s word list-1 for The Hindu Editorial (Planned injustice) – Jan 30, 2020:
- annexation (noun) – occupation, takeover, appropriation.
- take someone into one’s confidence (phrase) – to tell someone a secret information with the understanding that the secret information will not be made public.
- unveil (verb) – present, announce, disclose/make public.
- impartial (adjective) – unbiased, unprejudiced, neutral, fair.
- throw one’s weight behind (phrase) – to use one’s influence to support something.
- overly (adverb) – unduly, inordinately, immoderately, excessively.
- concession (noun) – grant of privilege/right (to use a piece of land).
- annex (verb) – add, attach, join.
- settlement (noun) – an uninhabited place where people established a community/colony.
- come up (phrasal verb) – come about, occur, happen.
- outskirts (plural noun) – surrounding/outlying areas, suburbs.
- Gaza Strip (proper noun) – simply Gaza, is a self-governing Palestinian territory surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea, Israel and Egypt.
- swap (verb) – exchange, interchange.
- in effect (phrase) – really, in reality, practically.
- refugee (noun) – displaced person, asylum seeker, escapee/exile.
- shrink (verb) – lessen, reduce, decrease.
- erode (verb) – (gradually) deteriorate, destroy, spoil.
- overlook (verb) – miss, fail to notice; disregard, neglect/ignore.
- statehood (noun) – the condition of being an independent nation/state/country.
- crack down on (phrasal verb) – clampdown on, get tough/severe measures, suppress.
- jihad (noun) – jihad literally means “effort” in Arab; Jihad also means struggling or striving and it allows the use of force if there is no peaceful alternative. It does also mean a fight against enemies of Islam.
- fora plural form of forum (noun) – assembly, gathering, conference.
- sell (verb) – persuade someone to accept, convince someone of the merits of, talk someone into.
- constructive (adjective) – useful/helpful, productive, practical/effective/beneficial.
- lasting (adjective) – long-lasting, long-term, permanent.
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