Word of the Day (head-on)-28MAY21

Word of the Day (head-on)-28MAY21

Today’s “Word of the Day” is head-on and it is an adverb meaning “directly; with direct opposition; in direct confrontation”.

Example Sentence: A recent poll shows more than 80% of the public want the Tokyo Olympics to be either cancelled or postponed again, an option the International Olympic Committee has ruled out. As the public see it, the Games are distracting the government from dealing with the Covid crisis head-on.

Word of the Day (head-on)-28MAY21

This word is present in The Guardian article In Japan most people want to cancel the Olympics, but the government won’t listen and click here to read it.

Courtesy: The Guardian

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