A Unique way to learn Vocab: Shifting the GST goalpost

October 24, 2016    

A very good morning to all,…

Here we are with our next article based on current news which contains some difficult words, we will highlight and explain those words in order to improve your vocabulary skills and to have a good command on English language section. Hope this will help you with your preparation. From now on we are going to provide the link of the article. You can go through the article by clicking on the link. Below here you will get the 10 important words from the article which will help you to excel in the exam.

Article : Shifting the GST goalpost

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Meaning of the words highlighted in the article

Shifting the GST goalpost(Challenging Wordlist)

1. Steering (noun) (स्टीयरिंग) – the action of steering a vehicle, vessel, or aircraft

Synonyms – conduct, govern

Antonyms – abandon, obey

Ex: It is a good place for learner drivers to practise their steering.

2. Regime (noun) (शासन)– a government, especially an authoritarian one

Synonyms – administration, establishment

Ex: The football player’s nutritional regime requires him to eat several large servings of proteins each day.

3. Modalities (noun) (रूपात्मकता)– modal quality

Synonyms – method, procedure

Ex: Sarah has had so much success with her teaching modality that other teachers often ask her about the process.

4. Codified (verb) (संहिताबद्ध)– arrange (laws or rules) into a systematic code

Synonyms – catalogue, condense

Antonyms – disperse, expand

Ex: They can never be codified into any narrow pattern or formula.

5. Unanimously (adverb) (सर्वसम्मति से) – without opposition, with the agreement of all people involved

Synonyms – consistently, collectively

Antonyms – differently, opposite

Ex: The unanimous consent of all the shareholders was required to approve the merger.

6. Thresholds (noun) (थ्रेसहोल्ड)– the magnitude or intensity that must be exceeded for a certain reaction, phenomenon, result, or condition to occur or be manifested

Synonyms – brink, verge

Antonyms – completion, conclusion

Ex: Nothing happens until the signal passes the threshold.

7. Unravelled (verb) (सुलझाया) – undo (twisted, knitted, or woven threads)

Synonyms – resolve, untangle

Antonyms – question, wonder

Ex: The weather seemed to be easing as the road unravelled before him, indeed it was now becoming a very pleasant December day.

8. Exemptions (noun) (छूट) – the action of freeing or state of being free from an obligation or liability imposed on others

Synonyms – discharge, absolution

Antonyms – liability, responsibility

Ex: One easy way to understand how bad the bill is can be determined by the exemptions granted.

9. Perspective (noun) (परिप्रेक्ष्य) – the art of representing three-dimensional objects on a two-dimensional surface so as to give the right impression of their height, width, depth, and position in relation to each other

Synonyms – prospect, proportion

Ex: When you look at the painting, you are viewing the artist’s perspective of the world.

10. Convergence (noun) (अभिसरण) – the process or state of converging

Synonyms – concurrence, merging

Ex: It will focus on economic integration and convergence.

Word of the Day

Acclimate

Meaning (English) – respond physiologically or behaviourally to a change in a single environmental factor

Meaning (Hindi) – जलवायु का अभ्यस्त बनाना

Synonyms – conform, accommodate

Antonyms – soften

Example – The Korbels did not have much time to pull their lives together and acclimate themselves to English culture.

उदाहरण – कोरबेल्स परिवार को समय ही नहीं मिला कि वे अपने जीवन पर थोड़ा नियंत्रण करें और अंग्रेज़ी संस्कृति से अपने आप को अनुकूल कर पाएं।

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