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Indian Express August 9, 2016 : What upsets the PM.
- Castigate – To criticise severely.
- Belated – Too late.
- Cynic – One who questions goodness.
- Exhort – To urge.
- Outburst – Sudden and violent expression of emotion.
- Reminiscent – reminding one of.
- Dignity – Nobility.
- Proponent – Bringing forward.
- Sundry – Various, several.
- Vandalism – Deliberate destruction caused by a vandal.
- Invoke – To call upon for help.
- Jeopardise – To endanger.
- Malaise – Feeling of bodily discomfort.
- Crusader – Campaign against evil.
- Inflict – (on, upon) to cause to suffer.
- Malady – Disease.
- Impinge – (on, upon) to make impact.
- Caricature – Ridiculously exaggerated portrayal.
- Obfuscate – To obsecure.
- Fringe – Ornamental border on a fabric.
- Zealot – Fanatic.
- Defile – To make dirty.
- Deviate – To turn aside.
- Reconcile – To make friendly again.
- Adhere – To stick fast to.
- Savvy – To know, to understand.
- Fiction – Something imagined or made up.
- Troll –
- To sing a refrain.
- A supernatural or a giant or a mischievous but friendly dwarf (In Sweden and Norway mythological stories).
- Demagogue – Agitator.
- Engulf – To swallow up.
- Potent – Powerful.
- Inevitable – That cannot be avoided.
Indian Express August 9, 2016 : Identity of places.
- Redress – To correct and compensate.
- Confess – To admit on acknowledge.
- Adolescent – Between childhood to womanhood or manhood.
- Erasure – The act of erasing.
- Graft –
- Bribery
- Piece of one plant inserted into another to grow.
- Voyage – Journey by sea or air or in space.
- Plethora – Something bad in excess.
- Legacy – Bequest.
- Consonance – A state of agreement.
- Humiliation – Mortification.
- Interlude – Pause between acts of a play.
- Myriad – Ten thousand or a big number(infinite).
- Deity – God or goddess.
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