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The Hindu Newspaper is considered the Bible by the various exam aspirants as it has the best unbiased view on various current news and happenings in the world. Also, it helps immensely if you are looking for daily dose of English reading and building your English vocabulary. So, we at Oliveboard present to all our viewers and Exam aspirants a daily dose of difficult words with their meanings and the correct usage in this blog The Hindu Editorial Daily Vocabulary Booster 24 December 2018.
The Hindu Editorial Daily Vocabulary Booster 24 December 2018
| Sr No. | Words | Meaning | Usage |
| 1. | ACQUIT | Free someone from a criminal charge by a verdict of not guilty | The convict was acquitted by the court as not guilty. |
| 2. | APPORTION | Assign | The manager apportioned the entire blame on the team. |
| 3. | EXONERATION | The action of officially absolving someone from blame | The exoneration of the scamster was very disappointing. |
| 4. | EXTRAJUDICIAL | Not legally authorized | The government carried out extrajudicial executions last year. |
| 5. | GRAPPLE | Struggle to deal with or overcome a difficulty or challenge | The family has been long grappling with financial problems. |
| 6. | HOSTILE | Showing or feeling opposition or dislike;
unfriendly |
The audience was very hostile. |
| 7. | INADEQUATE | Insufficient for a purpose | His efforts for clearing the exam seem inadequate. |
| 8. | INFUSE | Fill or pervade | The government is considering infusing capital into the public sector banks. |
| 9. | OMNIBUS | A volume containing several books previously published separately | He recently bought the omnibus of the trilogy. |
| 10. | OVERTONE | A subtle or subsidiary quality, implication, or connotation | The decision will have political overtones. |
| 11. | PROSECUTE | Conduct legal proceedings against a person or organization | They will be prosecuted for breaking the laws. |
| 12. | PRUDENT | Acting with or showing care and thought for the future | She was prudent enough to not take such immature financial decisions. |
| 13. | RESTRICTIVE | Imposing restrictions on someone’s activities or freedom | The company was restrictive of its employees to use excess data in office. |
| 14. | SEMBLANCE | The outward appearance or apparent form of something, especially when the reality is different. | The ceasefire brought about a semblance of peace in the country. |
| 15. | SUSPECT | Believe or feel that someone is guilty of an illegal act without certain proof. | The trespassers were suspected of the crime. |
| 16. | SUSPICION | A feeling or thought that something is possible or true | I had a suspicion that they were secretly dating. |
| 17. | TRIUMPHALISM | It is the attitude or belief that a doctrine, religion, culture, or social system is superior to and should triumph over all others | It is foolish to use the language of triumphalism in this era. |
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