English Vocabulary from "The Hindu" - 11th December 2015

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Hi Friends, I am Kani. Here I am sharing English Vocabulary from Editorial section of The Hindu dated December 11th 2015. Happy Reading :)

Topic 1 : "Stay the course on Pakistan talks"

1. 
2. Tackle - To Handle / Deal with.
3. Resumption - The act of resuming.
4. Agenda - Plan / Outline.
5. Guarded - Protected.
6. Optimism - Feeling of being hopeful about the future or about the success of something in particular.
7. Skirmishes - Fight between people.
8. Rhetoric - Very impressive speeech bit may not be sincere or honest.
9. Venturing - Doing something that involves risks of failure.
10. Kick-start - Action that will start quickly.
11. Stalled - Temporarily stopped process.
12. Derail - Prevent it from continuing as planned.
13. Renewed - To begin or take up again.
14. Internalise - To incorporate through socialism.
15. Desist - Stop.

Topic 2 : "The law and the celebrity"

1. Conflict - Struggle / Fight.
2. Chary - Fairly cautious or careful.
3. Skewed - To turn aside.
4. Folk - Traditional or typical of a particular community or nation.
5. Wisdom - Knowledge About What is true.
6. Cave in - To cause to fall in / Surrender.
7. Pelf - Money or wealth.
8. Verdict - Judgement / Decision.
9. Blow - (Here) Disappointment.
10. Cynicism - It is the belief that people always act selfishly.
11. Rarefied - Special social status that makes it different from ordinary life.
12. Lenient - Not as strict as expected.
13. Milieu - Surroundings.
14. Swayed - Influenced.
15. Acquitting - To relieve from a charge of fault / To release.
16. Revive - Take up again.
17. Unreliable - Not dependable.
18. Latter - Near to the end.
19. Exposed - Left open.
20. Shoddy - Poor quality / Careless.
21. At the wheel - (Here) Person having great influence.
22. Crucial - Important.
23. Lapses - Temporary lack.
24. Convictions - Act of proving the guilty of offence or crime.

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