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Newspaper Vocabulary Analysis: article#17

Hello aspirants! As you all are appearing in various competitive exams such as Banking, SSC, railways etc., it is very important for all of you to have good General Knowledge and strong command over English language. Nowadays vocabulary is asked in different forms in Banking and other exams. There can be direct vocabulary questions or questions can be asked in indirect forms as in cloze test, fill in the blanks, synonyms, antonyms and many more. We can not deny the fact that vocabulary is inevitable aspect, so here in this section we will discuss an article from some renowned newspaper and highlight some useful words and phrases with their meanings. Article#17 source:  TOI Editorial Stop the sadism: EPCA must scrap the idea of grounding NCR’s non-CNG vehicles sadism : extreme cruelty scrap : get rid of, abandon North Indian cities are struggling with a bad air problem since late October and the Supreme Court appointed environment watchdog EPCA has offered a dras

Words which are often confused with each other--List#2

Hello aspirants,  there are certain pair of words in which either the words, look similar or they sound similar--- that is the reason they are often confused with each other. This confusion leads to negative marks in exams. Therefore to avoid confusion we have selected such words and elaborated there meaning side by side.  Hope this will help. Let's start !!! CONFUSED WORDS LIST#2 1. emulate & amulet emulate: to attempt to equal or surpass, especially by imitation amulet: an object worn, especially around the neck, as a charm against evil or injury 2.  content  & contend content: desiring no more than what one has; satisfied contend: a) to struggle in rivalry, battle, etc;                 b) debate; to argue earnestly 3. felicity & facility felicity :   great happiness; bliss facility: ease in moving, acting, or doing 4. impious & impetuous &  imperious  impious: lacking due respect or dutifulness; not pious; irreligio

Newspaper Vocabulary Analysis: article#16

Hello aspirants! As you all are appearing in various competitive exams such as Banking, SSC, railways etc., it is very important for all of you to have good General Knowledge and strong command over English language. Nowadays vocabulary is asked in different forms in Banking and other exams. There can be direct vocabulary questions or questions can be asked in indirect forms as in cloze test, fill in the blanks, synonyms, antonyms and many more. We can not deny the fact that vocabulary is inevitable aspect, so here in this section we will discuss an article from some renowned newspaper and highlight some useful words and phrases with their meanings. Article#16 source: The Hindu Editorial Eyes wide shut: on the unrest in Upper Assam The killings in Upper Assam point to the polarisation in the State It would be facile to see the gunning down of five Bengali men in Bisonimukh-Kherbari, near Tinsukia in Upper Assam, on November 1 as an isolated act of violence or ev

Newspaper Vocabulary Analysis: article#15

Hello aspirants! As you all are appearing in various competitive exams such as Banking, SSC, railways etc., it is very important for all of you to have good General Knowledge and strong command over English language. Nowadays vocabulary is asked in different forms in Banking and other exams. There can be direct vocabulary questions or questions can be asked in indirect forms as in cloze test, fill in the blanks, synonyms, antonyms and many more. We can not deny the fact that vocabulary is inevitable aspect, so here in this section we will discuss an article from some renowned newspaper and highlight some useful words and phrases with their meanings. Article#15 source: TOI Editorials Government vs Sarkar: Don’t threaten film with sedition charges Successive governments in Tamil Nadu have taken a jaundiced view of criticism and dissent , be it in politics, literature or art. jaundiced : affected with or exhibiting prejudice or distorted judgement; being biased

Words which are often confused with each other--List#1

Hello aspirants, there are certain pair of words in which either the words, look similar or they sound similar--- that is the reason they are often confused with each other. This confusion leads to negative marks in exams. Therefore to avoid confusion we have selected such words and elaborated there meaning side by side.  Hope this will help. Let's start !!! CONFUSED WORDS LIST#1  1. abomination & admonition abomination :   1.) abhorrence; disgust; intense loathing                         2.) a person or thing that is disgusting admonition : 1.) cautionary advice or warning                       2.) words expressive of strong disapproval. 2.  affection & affectation affection : a tender feeling towards another affectation : an assumed manner of speech, dress or behaviour, especially one that is intended to impress others. 3.  ascent & accent ascent : 1.)the act or process of rising or going upward 2.) an advancement, especial

Newspaper Vocabulary Analysis: article#14

Hello aspirants! As you all are appearing in various competitive exams such as Banking, SSC, railways etc., it is very important for all of you to have good General Knowledge and strong command over English language. Nowadays vocabulary is asked in different forms in Banking and other exams. There can be direct vocabulary questions or questions can be asked in indirect forms as in cloze test, fill in the blanks, synonyms, antonyms and many more. We can not deny the fact that vocabulary is inevitable aspect, so here in this section we will discuss an article from any renowned newspaper and highlight some useful words and phrases with their meanings. Article#14 source:   The Hindu Editorial Beyond criticism?: on 'Sarkar' controversy The uproar over 'Sarkar' reveals a strong streak of political intolerance in Tamil Nadu Bullying film-makers into shelving projects or effecting cuts is not new in India. However, it is not often that a State governmen