English Vocabulary from
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Topic 1 : "Judicial overreaction"
- Contempt - lack of respect (the feeling that a person or a thing is worthless)
- Adverse - harmful
- Behoves - it is right for someone to do something
- Zeal - enthusiasm for something
- Detractors - a person who puts you down
- Unduly - excessively
- Malice - the intention to harm someone
- Long arm - power
- Scandalise - to shock by improper behaviour
- Lenient - not overly strict (showing mercy when someone does something wrong)
- Shrug - to raise your shoulders and then lower them in order to say you do not know or are not interested
- Vicious - deliberately cruel or violent
- Tendentious - promoting a specific, and controversial, point of view
- Disrepute - a state of having a bad reputation
- Ridicule - making fun of somebody (to laugh at someone in an unkind way)
- Discern - having or showing good judgement
- Inconceivable - unbelievable
- Prima facie - at first sight (based on what seems to be the truth when first seen or heard)
- Stifling - forceful prevention (putting down by power or authority)
- Dissent - to publicly disagree with an official opinion or decision
- Subverting - to try to destroy or damage something (especially an established political system)
Topic 2 : "Cess proceeds in a black hole"
- Cess - tax
- Hinterland - the land of a country away from the coast or the banks of major rivers
- Proceeds - money obtained from an event or activity
- Levy - impose / collect tax
- Evident - clearly seen or understood
- Inadequate - not enough (too small in amount)
- Yielded - produced
- Fork out - to pay an amount of money (especially unwillingly)
- Precludes - prevents from happening
- Spruce up - to make (somethingthing) smart and neat
- Defunct - no longer existing or functioning
- Designated - specific
- Stagnate - stop moving forward (not grow or develop)
- Distorts - to change something from its natural form
- Shore up - to support something
- Disclose - to reveal
- Deployment - the use of something in an effective way
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