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Indian Express August 6, 2016 : A constitutional adventure.
- Enact – Make a bill or other proposal law.
- Radically – In a through or fundamental way.
- Glimpse – A momentary or partial view.
- Magnitude – A great size or extent of something.
- Nectar –
- Fruit juice specially when diluted.
- A sweet liquid secretion that is attractive to pollination.
- God’s drink.
- Departure – The action of leaving to start a journey.
- Enshrine – Place an object in an appropriate place.
- Accord (N) – Official agreement or treaty.
- Accord (V) – Give or grant someone power.
- Moribund – At the point of death.
- Discretion – A trait of judging wisely and objectively.
- Precedent – Preceding in time, order, or significance.
- Discretionary – Available for use at the discretion of the user.
- Autonomy – Personal independence.
- Leeway – A permissible difference.
- Meagre – Deficient in amount, quality or extent.
- Distortion – A change for the worse.
- Gloss – The property of being smooth and shiny.
- Curtail – Reduce in extent or quantity.
- Blunt – Not having sharp edge or point.
- Disservice – A harmful action.
- Arduous – Difficult and tiring.
Indian Express August 5, 2016 : Safety valve for defectors.
- Apex - The highest point.
- Reaffirm – Affirm once again.
- Slammed – A forceful impact that makes loud noise/ Aggressive remark.
- Thicket – A dense growth of bushes.
- Impermissible – Not allowed.
- Defection – Withdraw support or help despite responsibility.
- Plaguing – An annoyance.
- Adjudge – Declare to be.
- Elevate- Raise in rank or condition.
- Robe – (Formally) Cloth.
- Junk – Dispose of something old.
- Fetters – A restrain or check on someone’s freedom to act.
- Incapacitate – Make unable to perform a certain action.
- Grinding – A harsh or strident sound.
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