Today’s “Word of the Day” is whip up and it is a phrasal verb meaning “excite, evoke/provoke, stimulate, encourage (strong emotions in someone intentionally); it also means to prepare something (specifically food) very quickly”.
Example Sentence:
Last month, Iran said it launched a military satellite into the orbit. This fits well into a time-tested strategy of taking a more aggressive foreign policy and whipping up nationalist sentiments whenever the domestic crisis worsens.
This word is present in The Hindu International article Can Iran weather the economic storm? and click here to read it.
Courtesy: The Hindu
“Phrasal Verbs” We Learnt Last Week
“Idioms & Phrases” We Learnt Last Week
“Important Definitions” We Learnt Last Week
BHAGALPUR BIHAR
17 MAY 2020
email id:[email protected]
Sub:- some pdf for analysing, that how useful it for me.
Dear team member
I want some pdf of your monthly word list to understand how the product I am going to buy is useful for me. this is my sincere request to your team to provide atleast a monthly pdf by which i can understand my need and go forward to purchase this product.
you can simply mail the document on my email id provided above for this I will thankful to all of your team member. An early response from your side earnestly required
Thank you.
Best regard
PANKAJ KUMAR
Pls read “wordlist-1” published daily for The Hindu first editorial article if you want to see your requirements. Or you can subscribe for one month and it is only Rs.30. your small contribution will be helpful to run and main this initiative continuously and tirelessly. Hope it helps you. Thank you! All the best!