English Vocabulary from
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Topic 1 : "Right moves on the Soccer League"
- Flutter - a condition of nervous excitement
- Apt - appropriate or suitable
- Vagary - an unexpected change in a situation
- Quirkiness - an unpredictable act
- Momentary - of very short time
- Lapse - slip
- Usavoury - unpleasant
- Marred - damaged or spoilled
- Fierce - physically violent and frightening
- Flair - stylishness and originality
- Zest - great enthusiasm and energy.
- Watchword - a word or phrase expressing a person's or group's core aim or belief
- Paramount - more important than anything else
- Conceding - to admit defeat
- Scepticism - a doubt that something is true or useful
- Sophomore - second year
- Capitulation - an agreement
- Sheen - shine / brightness
- Tutelage - training / tuition
- Blossomed - to become matured or developed
- Room for improvement - a possibility or hope that someone or something will improve
- Foray - a sudden short attack
- Uplift - to make (someone) happy or hopeful
Topic 2 : "Rajya Sabha’s winter of disquiet"
- Galvanised - to stimulate to action
- Deliberation - the process of carefully considering what to do
- Heed - careful attention
- Disquiet - a feeling of worry or unease
- Echoing - to repeat
- Frenzy - uncontrolled and excited behaviour or emotion that is sometimes violent
- Juvenility - youthfulness
- Rehabilitation - to teach (a criminal in prison) to live a normal and productive life
- Grapple - a struggle for superiority or dominance
- Retribution - the act of taking revenge
- Implication - an occasion when you suggest or show that someone is involved in a crime
- Assertiveness - the quality of being confident and not frightned to say what you believe
- Dismal - causing a mood of depression
- Overlook - fail to notice
- Propel - to push something forwards
- Aisle - a long, narrow space between rows of seats
- Stringent - strict
- Snuffing - to put an end in an abrupt or sudden manner
- Bipartisan - involving the agreement or cooperation of two political parties that usually oppose each other's policies
- Coalitions - a group of people who join together for a common cause
- Bicameralism - having two parts
- Inevitably - Unavoidably (Impossible to avoid or prevent)
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