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mitigation
refers to the action of reducing the severity, intensity, or negative impact of something. It involves efforts to make a situation less harmful or more bearable.
regicide
he action of killing a king
patricide
killing of one’s father
cadence
it refers to the rhythmic flow of a sequence of sounds or words. In music, it's the modulation or inflection in a person's voice when speaking, or the rise and fall of a series of events.
palpable
something that is easily perceptible, tangible, or capable of being felt. It often refers to something so clear and evident that it can be easily recognized. For example, "The tension in the room was palpable as they awaited the results."
tentative
something that is uncertain, provisional, or done with hesitation. It often implies a lack of decisiveness or a temporary nature.
convivial
describes an atmosphere or person that is friendly, warm, and sociable, fostering a sense of friendliness and good cheer.
tenuous
describes something that is thin, weak, or insubstantial, often suggesting a lack of strength, stability, or validity.
Singe
a verb that means to burn or scorch slightly, often resulting in a superficial or surface burn without consuming the entire object.
Veracity
refers to the quality of being truthful or honest. It is often used to describe the accuracy or truthfulness of information, statements, or claims.
synonym- credibility , reliability
Purported
an adjective used to describe something that is claimed or said to be true, but the accuracy or validity may be in question.
synonym- alleged
fait accompli
"Fait accompli" refers to a situation or fact that has already happened or been established, and is regarded as irreversible or inevitable. It implies that the decision or action has been taken, and there is no going back. For example, "By the time they were informed, the changes were a fait accompli."
sine qua non
Sine qua non" is a Latin phrase used in English to denote an essential condition or element without which something cannot be accomplished or achieved. It emphasizes the indispensable nature of a particular factor. For example, "Trust is the sine qua non of a healthy relationship
Covert
"Covert" is an adjective that describes something concealed, secret, or not openly acknowledged. It can refer to actions, operations, or information conducted in a way to avoid detection
Subvert
"Subvert" means to undermine or overthrow established systems, institutions, or authority, often in a secretive or disruptive manner. For example, "The group plotted to subvert the government's control through covert operations.
Tyrannised
Tyrannised" is the past tense form of "tyrannize," which means to rule or govern with absolute power and often in a cruel or oppressive manner. For example, "The citizens felt tyrannised under the oppressive regime.
Caricaturist
A caricaturist is an artist who specializes in creating caricatures, which are exaggerated and humorous depictions of people, often emphasizing distinctive features for comedic effect.
Wrest
"Wrest" is a verb that typically means to pull, twist, or extract something forcibly.
entreaty
An entreaty is a sincere and earnest request or plea for something. It often involves asking someone for help, mercy, or a favor. For example, "She made an entreaty to her employer for more flexible working hours."
prima facie
based on the first impression; accepted as correct until proved otherwise.
Chariness
Chariness refers to the state of being cautious, careful, or showing a reluctance to take risks. It involves being attentive to potential dangers or pitfalls. For example, "She approached the unfamiliar situation with chariness, carefully considering each step
Siege
A siege refers to a military operation in which an army surrounds and isolates a place, typically a city or fortress, with the aim of compelling it to surrender.
crony capitalism
an economic system characterized by close, mutually advantageous,elationships between business leaders and government officials.
Sedentary [lifestyle]
characterized by much sitting and little physical exercise
Incarcerate
imprison or confine
Analogous
similar or comparable
Anachronism
a thing belonging or appropriate to a period other than that in which it exists
Archaic
very old
Delineate
describe something
Imputation
accusation
Reparation
compensation
Exodus
mass departure of people
Lackadaisical
lack of interest; spirit or effort
Bolster
provide support
Deterrence
Deterrence is a concept rooted in the field of international relations and security studies, primarily concerned with preventing adversaries from taking certain actions by instilling fear of the consequences.
Grapple [with something/someone]
This means to wrestle or struggle with a difficult issue or challenge or a person
Devise
to plan, invent, or create something
e.g To devise a strategy
Adroit
clever or skilful
Impasse
a situation in which progress is blocked or halted, and no mutually agreeable solution or resolution can be reached. It typically involves a point of disagreement or a deadlock where neither party is willing to compromise, leading to a standstill.
Tenacity
perseverance/persistence
Impinge
intrude on / bad influence
Permeate
spread throughout
Untrammelled
not restricted
Purported
alleged
transgression
an act that goes against a law, rule, or code of conduct; an offence.
servile
having or showing an excessive willingness to serve or please others.
ingratiating
Ingratiating" describes behavior or actions intended to win favor, approval, or acceptance, often by being excessively flattering or charming. It implies an effort to gain someone's favor through insincere or overly attentive behavior. For example, "He put on an ingratiating smile as he complimented the boss on the new project.
Lake Wobegon Effect
A tendency for most people to believe that they are above average in intelligence, sense of humour, diving ability, and similar traits.
synaesthesia
the production of a sense impression relating to one sense or part of the body by stimulation of another sense or part of the body
visceral
instinctive
Rapacious
"Rapacious" is an adjective used to describe someone or something that is excessively greedy, eager to seize and consume resources, often at the expense of others. It can refer to both avaricious behavior and a strong desire for acquiring wealth or possessions.
avaricious
"Avaricious" is an adjective used to describe someone who has an intense and excessive desire for wealth, often accompanied by a reluctance to share or spend it. It denotes extreme greed for material gain
Strenuously
"Strenuously" is an adverb used to describe actions performed with great effort, energy, or intensity. It signifies a vigorous and determined manner in carrying out an activity
bequeath
"Bequeath" is a verb that means to leave or pass on something, typically property, money, or a personal possession, to someone through a will or legal arrangement. It often involves the intentional act of transmitting assets or legacy to heirs.
destitute
POOR, NEEDY , DEPRIVED
eviscerate
Eviscerate" is a verb that means to disembowel, remove the internal organs, or extract the entrails of a person or animal. It can also be used in a more metaphorical sense, referring to the thorough and severe criticism or removal of essential parts from an idea, argument, or concept.
Menagerie
A "menagerie" is a noun used to describe a collection of live animals kept for public display, entertainment, or education. It can refer to a zoo, wildlife park, or any space where a variety of animals are housed.
Confluence
"Confluence" is a noun that refers to the coming together or meeting of two or more things, such as rivers, ideas, or events. It often implies a point of intersection or merging
repatriation
"Repatriation" is a noun that refers to the act of returning someone to their own country, often after a period of living or working abroad. It can also involve the return of funds or assets to their country of origin
RECLAMATION , RESTORATION
labyrinthine
"Labyrinthine" is an adjective used to describe something that is extremely intricate, complicated, or resembling a labyrinth—a complex and confusing network of passages.
muffle
suppress [sound]
unanimous
complete agreement, harmony in opinion
adamant
strong willed, unwavering,
incongruous
inconsistent with the surrounding, out of place
ardent
very enthusiastic or passionate
exonerate/ exculpate
"Exonerate" is a verb that means to clear someone from blame, responsibility, or wrongdoing. It implies a formal declaration that absolves an individual from guilt or fault.
exacerbate
make a situation worse
exasperate
irritate or frustrate someone intensely
Dilapidated
of a building or object) in a state of disrepair or ruin as a result of age or neglect
deplorable
deserving strong condemnation/ completely unacceptable/ shockingly bad
squalid
extremely dirty and unpleasant place
disseminate
spread (something, especially information) widely
diminutive
extremely or unusually small
fortitude
courage in pain or adversity
resolute
admirably purposeful, determined, unwavering
equanimity
calmness and composure, especially in a difficult situation
ramification
a complex or unwelcome consequence of an action or event
pragmatic
dealing with things sensibly and realistically, in a way that is based on practical rather than theoretical considerations
ubiquity
the fact of appearing everywhere or of being very common
impede
to make it more difficult for something to happen or more difficult for someone to do something
invigorating
making one feel strong, healthy, and full of energy.
arduous
involving or requiring strenuous effort
obfuscate
make obscure, unclear, or unintelligible
arcane
understood by few; mysterious or secret.
convoluted
especially of an argument, story, or sentence) extremely complex and difficult to follow.
attune
accustom / acclimatize / aware
contrition
the state of feeling remorseful and penitent
repentance
formidable
inspiring fear or respect through being impressively large, powerful, intense or capable
dogged
having or showing tenacity , grim persistence
tenacity
he quality or fact of being able to grip something firmly; grip
coercive
relating to or using force or threats
deify
worship or regard as god
peril
serious and immediate danger
masquerade
a false show or pretense
variegated
exhibiting different colours in patches or streaks
eclectic
deriving ideas, style, or taste from a broad and diverse range of sources.
abstruse
difficult to understand; obscure.
austerity
sternness or severity of manner or attitude