🔵The Hindu Words of the Day

♦️Ameliorate (v) – improve,  better,  reform,  etc (सुधारना) 

👉Use ameliorate in a sentence

👉Example  – Ameliorate the relationship with your distant boyfriend by making a call.


♦️Outpatient – a patient who attends a hospital for treatment without staying there overnight.
(बहिरोगी)

👉Use outpatient in a sentence

👉Example  – She received psychiatric care as an outpatient.


♦️Welter(n) – disorder,  chaos, muddle,  etc.(घालमेल,  डूब जाना)

👉Use welter in a sentence

👉Example  – After the flood hit Kerala ,the disaster management team was called in to control the welter.


♦️Malaise (n) – uneasiness,  concern,  distress, etc.
(बेचैनी,  अस्वस्थता)

👉Use malaise in a sentence

👉Example  – You can see signs of malaise in our office.


♦️Heft(n) – power or strength.

👉Use heft in a sentence

👉Example- The heft of the emotionally charged movie weighed on the audience,  with many crying during the showing.


♦️Unassailable (adj) – unable to be attacked, questioned,  or defeated.(अपराजेय,  अकाट्य) 

👉Use unassailable in a sentence

👉Example  – DNA evidence is unassailable and cannot be disproven.


♦️Rigmarole (n) – a lengthy and  complicated procedure
अनाप शनाप, नीरस और निरर्थक प्रक्रिया 

👉Use rigmarole in a sentence

👉Example  – Karan Johar being a veteran film producer knows how to avoid the rigmarole that can delay a movie’s production. 


♦️Stasis (n) – a period or state of inactivity or equilibrium
गतिहीनता, स्थैतिकता

👉Use stasis in a sentence

👉Example – Ahana’s coma has caused her to be in stasis.


♦️Sordid (adj) – degraded, vicious,vile (अनैतिक,  घटिया,  गंदा)

👉Use sordid in a sentence

👉Example- If people learn of the politician’s sordid past, they will not vote for him.

💢The Hindu Phrasal Verbs

♦️Bust out 

Meaning – to escape (from)

Example- The prisoners busted out of the prison. 


♦️Bustle with 

Meaning – To teem with; abound with; to exhibit an energetic and active abundance of a thing; (of a place) to be full of a certain activity or active beings.

Example- Each day, the small street of the beautiful hill station bustles with tourists. 


♦️Buy into 

Meaning – believe, accept a craze or fad for valid.

Example- I don’t buy into all this propaganda. 


♦️Buy up

Meaning – to buy the whole of, the totality of something.

Example- The marshland was bought up by a housing company. 


♦️Carve up 

Meaning – to divide or dismember, separate into parts

Example- The British carved up the Ottoman Empire after world war 1.

Happy learning!

💢Some important Idioms for upcoming Exams 🤘

♦️Hand to mouth - live on only basic necessities

♦️Let the cat out of the bag - To reveal the secret carelessly or by mistake

♦️Make a face - To show dislike or disappointment through facial expressions

♦️Open Pandora’s Box - To find a source of great troubles and problems

♦️Hear it on grapevine - To hear rumors about something or someone

♦️Last straw - The final problem in a series of problems

♦️To be in the doldrums - To be in low spirits

♦️It’s Greek to me - Something that is not understandable

♦️It takes two to tango - Actions or communications need more than one person

Happy learning!

💢Common Error of the day

Shivangi gave me a pen to write.❌

Shivangi gave me a pen to write with.✔️

♦️RULE – When an infinitive qualifies a noun, the preposition is placed after infinitive.

Example -
It’s not a safe place to live.❌

It’s not a safe place to live in. ✔️

Happy learning!

💡Idiom:
To put together:

🧐Means:
To assemble (S)
A noun or pronoun usually divides this idiom. The preposition back is used
when something has been disassembled and then is being reassembled, as in
the second example.

✅Examples:
- Todd followed the directions on the box but he couldn t manage to put
the bicycle together properly.
- After the teenager took the broken video game apart and fixed it, he
was unable to put it back together again.

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📜 Daily CA One Liners ,
🗓 05 October 2020 .


🔶 05 October : World Teachers’ Day

✔️ Theme 2020 : " Teachers : Leading In Crisis , Reimagining The Future "

🔶 05 October : World Habitat Day ( 1st Monday Of October )

✔️ Theme 2020 : " Housing For All — A Better Urban Future "

🔶 Vijai Vardhan Appointed As Chief Secretary Of Haryana

👤 Hero MotoCorp Appoints Former Air Force Chief BS Dhanoa As Independent Director

🔶 Rafale Fighter Aircraft To Make Debut In Air Force Day Parade On October 8

🙎‍♀ Tunisia's Ons Jabeur Becomes 1st Arab Woman To Reach French Open Last 16

👤 Amit Mishra Becomes The 1st Bowler To Take 100 Wickets For Delhi Capitals

✅ Mishra Touched The Milestone In IPL 2020 By Dismissing Shubman Gill

✅ Amit Mishra Is The 2nd-Highest Wicket-Taker In IPL History With 160 Wickets 

🏆 Ankita Sharma Has Been Declared The " Popular Speaker Of India " For The Year 2020

👤 Chris Woakes Wins PCA Men’s Player Of The Year Award

🙎‍♀ Sarah Glenn Wins PCA Women’s Player Of The Year Award

👤 Rohit Sharma Becomes 2nd-Most Capped Player In IPL

👤 Sourav Ganguly Becomes The Brand Ambassador Of Bengal Peerless

👤 Prime Minister Of Jordan Omar Al-Razaz Resigned

🔶 Cyber Safety Awareness Campaign Launched In Assam

✅ Campaign Will Be Jointly Conducted By The Assam Police & CPF

✅ CPF : Cyber Peace Foundation

🔶 " Follow The Mahatma " Campaign Launched By Schools In The Netherlands

✅ To Promote Non-Violence Among Children On Gandhi Jayanti 2020

🔶 Punjab National Bank (PNB) Launched " Gram Sampark Abhiyan "

🔶 Arjun Munda Launched Tribes India E-Marketplace On Gandhi Jayanti

🔶 Sabarmati Central Jail Launches Radio Prison On Gandhi Jayanti

✅ Ahmedabad Central Prison , Which Is Also Known As Sabarmati Central Prison

🔶 Assam Launched " Kritagyata " Portal For Online Pension Submission , Tracking

🤝 India , Netherlands Sign SoI To Aupport Decarbonisation

👤 EC Appointed Madhu Mahajan As Special Expenditure Observer For The Bihar Polls

👤 EC Appointed B R Balakrishnan As Special Expenditure Observer For The Bihar Polls

🙎‍♀ Belinda Clark Will Be Stepping Down From Cricket Australia (CA) On 30 Nov 2020

✅ Clark Was The 1st Player - Male Or Female To Score A Double Century In An ODI

✅ Clark Has Served As CA's Executive General Manager , Community Cricket

🏆 Kerala Tourism’s " Human By Nature " Campaign Bagged The Prestigious PATA Grand Award 2020 For Marketing .

#DAILY_VOCABULARY

1.Convened(V):-come or bring together for a meeting or activity; assemble.संयोजित

2.In the midst of(phrase):in the middle of a place or a group of things or people

3.Spilled over(Phrasal Verb):(of a bad situation or strong emotion)reach a point at which it can no longer be controlled or contained

4.Depleted(v):-use up the supply or resources of.कम करना

5.Vulnerable: at riks, Unsafe.

6.Precipitous(adj.):-dangerously high or steep.शीघ्र

7.Vertebrate(N):-an animal of a large group distinguished by the possession of a backbone or spinal column, including mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fishes

8.flora and fauna:  the term flora relates to all plant life and the term fauna represents all animal life.

9.Irritants(N):-thing that is continually annoying or distracting.

10.Dispensed with(Phrasal verb):to no longer use someone or something because you no longer want or need them

11.Envisaged(v):-foresee, predict परिकल्पित

12.Indigenous(Adj.):-originating or occurring naturally in a particular place; native.  

13.Toe-to-toe(Phrase:):-(of two people) standing directly in front of one another, especially in order to fight or argue.काँटे की टक्कर

14.Bonhomie(N):-cheerful friendliness; geniality.खुशमिजाजी

15.Undergird(v):-STRENGTHEN, SUPPORT

16.Disdain(तिरस्कार):-the feeling that someone or something is unworthy of one's consideration or respect.

17.Brawl:to quarrel or fight noisily

18.Dug One's heels(Phrase):- to refuse to alter one's course of action or opinions; to be obstinate or determined.

19.Bungling(गोलमाल करना):-making or characterized by many clumsy mistakes.

20.Stepping out of the shadow : is used to describe someone finding success apart from the success of another person.

21.Bout(N): spell, period, time

22.Prosaically(adverb):-नीरसता से, monotonously, prosaically

23.Stalwarts(दिग्गजों):-a loyal, reliable, and hard-working supporter of or participant in an organization or team.

24.Demarcated(verb):Seprate, delimit; सीमांकित

25.Mopping up(phrasal verb):-complete the military conquest of an area by capturing or killing remaining enemy troops;make an end of, account for, take care of.

26.Epitaph(स्मृति लेख):-omething by which a person, time, or event will be remembered

27.Denouement: Outcome, resut , end result

28.Resurrection: restoration, regeneration

29.Stringent(Adj):-strict, precise, and exacting.कड़ा, कठोर

30.Debilitating(Adj.):-tending to weaken something.कमजोरी लाने वाली

31.In the face of(phrase):;despite:के बावजूद

32.Recalcitrant(Adj.):-unmanageable, ungovernable, आज्ञा न माननेवाला

33.Caveats(N):-warning, caution ,admonition;चेतावनियां

34.Albeit is a conjunction that means “even though” or “although.”

35.Beleaguered(V):put in a very difficult situation.परेशान

36.Semblance(N):-appearance, show; दिखावा, झलक,अनुरूपता

37.Buoy(v):-keep (someone or something) afloat. सीमित

38.Contraction(N): shrinking, decline

39.Recalibrate(v)calibrate (something) again or differently.अंशांकित

40. Depleted(v):-use up the supply or resources of.कम करना