1. Plunging: गिरावट
Falling steeply, decreasing rapidly
Example: Plunging inflation and industrial growth warrant a reduction in the central bank’s policy rates.
Example: Plunging inflation and industrial growth warrant a reduction in the central bank’s policy rates.
2. Redemption: ऋणमुक्ति
The action of regaining or gaining possession of something in exchange for payment, or clearing a debt; amortization, satisfaction, retrieval, recovery, repossession, rescue
Example: However, there is no simple, straight line from low inflation and output growth to redemption via low lending rates.
Example: The obverse of this fall in prices is farm distress, manifesting as farmer suicide, agitations across rural India and knee-jerk farm loan waivers.
Example: If states feel emboldened to offer their employees the higher allowances recommended by the Seventh Pay Commission, the combined public sector borrowing would shoot up.
Example: On the external front, Janet Yellen has promised more Fed rate hikes and oil prices could nudge up higher on gathering recovery, if not on geopolitical tension.
Example: Inadequate savings and insurance can impoverish the old.
Example: A weakness of the NPS is the mandate to buy an annuity with a portion of the saved corpus.
Example: A Mere Lookalike or a Doppelgänger?
Example: Which is what brings about the supernaturally natural, yet eerie, question: so is there someone like Narendra Modi out there?
Example: Yes, well, of course, no one else in the universe, let alone the country, is like our inimitable PM.
Example: These problems represent the quintessential malaise that manifests itself through a repeated cycle of similar symptoms.
Example: These problems represent the quintessential malaise that manifests itself through a repeated cycle of similar symptoms.
Example: Indiscriminate lending followed by burgeoning non-performing assets (NPAs).
Example: At the heart of the reform lie various corporate governance problems that originate from the umbilical cord linking the government and PSBs.
Example: The pernicious effects of such a guarantee are a lot more malignant than any benefit.
Example: The pernicious effects of such a guarantee are a lot more malignant than any benefit.
Example: I would just go, splurge and not worry about my indiscretions because I have someone to bankroll my mistakes.
Example: I would just go, splurge and not worry about my indiscretions because I have someone to bankroll my mistakes.
Example: Weeks of violence culminated in the brutal murder of a magistrate.
Example: Without a robust banking sector, double-digit economic growth will remain a chimera.
Example: However, there is no simple, straight line from low inflation and output growth to redemption via low lending rates.
3. Obverse: उलट/विपरीतार्थ्
The opposite or counterpart of a fact or truthExample: The obverse of this fall in prices is farm distress, manifesting as farmer suicide, agitations across rural India and knee-jerk farm loan waivers.
4. Shoot up: तेजी से बढ़ना
Rise suddenly, rise, bloom, speedExample: If states feel emboldened to offer their employees the higher allowances recommended by the Seventh Pay Commission, the combined public sector borrowing would shoot up.
5. Nudge तक जाना
Approach very closely, come/get close to, be verging on, nearExample: On the external front, Janet Yellen has promised more Fed rate hikes and oil prices could nudge up higher on gathering recovery, if not on geopolitical tension.
6. Impoverish: निर्धन
Make poor, indigent, cashless, beggarly, coinless, fortunelessExample: Inadequate savings and insurance can impoverish the old.
7. Annuity: वार्षिकी
A fixed sum of money paid to someone each year, typically for the rest of their lifeExample: A weakness of the NPS is the mandate to buy an annuity with a portion of the saved corpus.
8. Doppelganger: कार्बन कॉपी
An apparition or double of a living personExample: A Mere Lookalike or a Doppelgänger?
9. Eerie: अजीब/अदभुत
Strange, sinister, supernatural, uncanny, funny, curious, miraculous, prodigious, queerExample: Which is what brings about the supernaturally natural, yet eerie, question: so is there someone like Narendra Modi out there?
10. Inimitable: अव्दितीय
Incomparable, impossible to copy, unique, idiosyncratic, exclusive, quirky, distinctiveExample: Yes, well, of course, no one else in the universe, let alone the country, is like our inimitable PM.
11. Malaise: व्याकुलता
Anxiety, commotion, discomposure, dishevelment, feverishnessExample: These problems represent the quintessential malaise that manifests itself through a repeated cycle of similar symptoms.
12. Quintessential: सर्वोत्कृष्ट
Representing the most perfect or typical example of a quality or class; typical, pro-typical, stereotypical, classic, true to typeExample: These problems represent the quintessential malaise that manifests itself through a repeated cycle of similar symptoms.
13. Burgeoning: बढ़ना
Flourish, boom, mushroom, proliferate, expandExample: Indiscriminate lending followed by burgeoning non-performing assets (NPAs).
14. Umbilical cord: गर्भनाल
A flexible cord-like structure containing blood vessels and attaching a human or other mammalian fetus to the placenta during gestationExample: At the heart of the reform lie various corporate governance problems that originate from the umbilical cord linking the government and PSBs.
15. Malignant: घातक
Deadly, fatal, damning, murderous, deathExample: The pernicious effects of such a guarantee are a lot more malignant than any benefit.
16. Pernicious: हानिकारक
Damaging, hurtful, wasteful, bad for, banefulExample: The pernicious effects of such a guarantee are a lot more malignant than any benefit.
17. Splurge: बौछाड़
An act of spending money freely or extravagantly; gush, scurry, drencher, hailstorm, cloudburstExample: I would just go, splurge and not worry about my indiscretions because I have someone to bankroll my mistakes.
18. Indiscretion: अविवेक
Behavior or speech that is indiscreet or displays a lack of good judgment indirection, imprudence, indiscrimination, irresponsibility, injudiciousnessExample: I would just go, splurge and not worry about my indiscretions because I have someone to bankroll my mistakes.
19. Culminating: पराकाष्ठा को पहुंचाना
Reach a climax or point of highest developmentExample: Weeks of violence culminated in the brutal murder of a magistrate.
20. Chimera: कल्पना
Imagination, fantasy, spec, imagery, idea, illusionExample: Without a robust banking sector, double-digit economic growth will remain a chimera.
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