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Important vocab words in today's class ___________ Conjecture (Noun) 👉 Meaning: A conclusion based on guesswork rather than complete evidence (अटकलबाज़ी / अनुमान) 🟢 Synonyms: speculation, surmise, assumption, inference, guess, hypothesis 🔴 Antonyms: certainty, fact, proof, evidence, verification, confirmation ✅ Usage: The media's conjecture spread faster than the official findings. Disclosure (Noun) 👉 Meaning: The act of revealing information (प्रकटीकरण / खुलासा) 🟢 Synonyms: revelation, publication, announcement, exposure, divulgence, communication 🔴 Antonyms: concealment, secrecy, suppression, cover-up, withholding, nondisclosure ✅ Usage: The company delayed the disclosure of crucial data. Paraphrased (Verb/Adj.) 👉 Meaning: Expressed in different words while retaining the original meaning (पुनर्कथित) 🟢 Synonyms: reworded, restated, rephrased, interpreted, rewritten, summarized 🔴 Antonyms: quoted, reproduced, copied, transcribed, repeated, cited ✅ Usage: The witness paraphrased the manager's statement. Fuelling (Verb) 👉 Meaning: Causing something to grow stronger or continue (भड़काना / बढ़ावा देना) 🟢 Synonyms: stimulating, provoking, intensifying, fostering, encouraging, escalating 🔴 Antonyms: curbing, reducing, suppressing, calming, easing, dampening ✅ Usage: Rumours were fuelling public anxiety. Whistleblower (Noun) 👉 Meaning: A person who exposes wrongdoing within an organization (भंडाफोड़ करने वाला) 🟢 Synonyms: informant, exposer, revealer, insider, reporter, accuser 🔴 Antonyms: concealer, accomplice, collaborator, suppressor, protector, cover-up artist ✅ Usage: The whistleblower revealed serious safety violations. Inadequacy (Noun) 👉 Meaning: Lack of sufficient quality or effectiveness (अपर्याप्तता) 🟢 Synonyms: insufficiency, deficiency, shortcoming, weakness, limitation, incompetence 🔴 Antonyms: adequacy, sufficiency, capability, competence, effectiveness, excellence ✅ Usage: The report highlighted the inadequacy of existing safeguards. Judicial (Adjective) 👉 Meaning: Related to courts or the legal system (न्यायिक) 🟢 Synonyms: legal, juridical, court-related, lawful, forensic, magistral 🔴 Antonyms: illegal, unlawful, extrajudicial, criminal, unauthorized, arbitrary ✅ Usage: The matter is now under judicial review. Oversight (Noun) 👉 Meaning: Official supervision to ensure proper functioning (निगरानी / पर्यवेक्षण) 🟢 Synonyms: supervision, monitoring, scrutiny, inspection, regulation, control 🔴 Antonyms: neglect, ignorance, disregard, abandonment, indifference, negligence ✅ Usage: Independent oversight improves public confidence. Eroding (Verb) 👉 Meaning: Gradually weakening or reducing (क्षीण करना / कमजोर करना) 🟢 Synonyms: weakening, undermining, diminishing, impairing, reducing, degrading 🔴 Antonyms: strengthening, reinforcing, enhancing, restoring, bolstering, improving ✅ Usage: Repeated scandals are eroding trust in institutions. Rigourously (Rigorous → Adverb: Rigorously) 👉 Meaning: In a thorough, careful, and strict manner (कड़ाई से / गहनता से) 🟢 Synonyms: thoroughly, meticulously, diligently, carefully, systematically, stringently 🔴 Antonyms: casually, carelessly, negligently, superficially, loosely, recklessly ✅ Usage: Every claim must be rigorously tested before acceptance.

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Quiz of the day (Give it a try before the class) ___________________ Q 1. Which of the following best describes the relationship between Sharma and SH4RM4 throughout the passage? a) Each demonstrates strengths that expose the other's weaknesses. B. Each possesses largely identical capabilities. C. Each seeks cooperation rather than competition. D. Each is primarily concerned with pleasing Mr Rao. Q 2. The tone of the passage is best described as: a) Celebratory and optimistic                       b) Bitter and accusatory c) Satirical and ironic                                       d) Nostalgic and sentimental Q 3. (One-word) Choosing what is convenient rather than what is right: a) Tact                   b) Murmur c) Appraisal         d) Expediency Q 4. (Phrase) To get the pink slip ? Q 5. (Phrasal Verb) To ask after someone ? Q 6-9. (Common errors) Every of the witnesses has testified in-front of the jury last week, like the lawyers had expected.

Vocabulary of the day (Take help when you read the editorial) __________________________ 1. Expedient (Adj.) 👉 Meaning: convenient and practical, though possibly not ideal or ethical (सुविधाजनक लेकिन सिद्धांतहीन) 🟢 Synonyms: pragmatic, convenient, advantageous, strategic, opportunistic, practical 🔴 Antonyms: principled, ethical, impractical, inconvenient, scrupulous, idealistic ✅ Usage: The minister adopted an expedient solution to avoid immediate public criticism. 2. Contestant (Noun) 👉 Meaning: a person competing against others (प्रतियोगी) 🟢 Synonyms: competitor, rival, challenger, participant, entrant, contender 🔴 Antonyms: spectator, observer, audience, bystander, nonparticipant, supporter ✅ Usage: Every contestant was given ten minutes to present their proposal. 3. Demonstrate (Verb) 👉 Meaning: to show or prove clearly (स्पष्ट रूप से प्रदर्शित करना) 🟢 Synonyms: illustrate, exhibit, prove, establish, reveal, display 🔴 Antonyms: conceal, hide, obscure, suppress, disprove, refute ✅ Usage: The data demonstrate a strong link between education and income. 4. Empathy (Noun) 👉 Meaning: the ability to understand and share another person's feelings (सहानुभूतिपूर्ण समझ) 🟢 Synonyms: compassion, understanding, sensitivity, sympathy, concern, kindness 🔴 Antonyms: indifference, apathy, insensitivity, callousness, cruelty, detachment ✅ Usage: Effective leaders combine competence with empathy. 5. Sentiment (Noun) 👉 Meaning: a feeling, opinion, or emotional attitude (भावना या मनोभाव) 🟢 Synonyms: feeling, emotion, attitude, opinion, viewpoint, perception 🔴 Antonyms: objectivity, neutrality, indifference, detachment, apathy, impartiality ✅ Usage: Public sentiment shifted rapidly after the announcement. 6. Murmur (Verb) 👉 Meaning: to speak softly or in a low voice (धीमे स्वर में बोलना) 🟢 Synonyms: whisper, mutter, mumble, breathe, utter, murmur 🔴 Antonyms: shout, yell, proclaim, announce, exclaim, roar ✅ Usage: The witness murmured her response to the judge. 7. Mounting (Adj.) 👉 Meaning: increasing steadily in amount or intensity (लगातार बढ़ता हुआ) 🟢 Synonyms: growing, escalating, rising, increasing, intensifying, swelling 🔴 Antonyms: declining, decreasing, diminishing, shrinking, reducing, waning ✅ Usage: The company faced mounting pressure from investors. 8. Resignation (Noun) 👉 Meaning: the act of formally leaving a job or position (त्यागपत्र) 🟢 Synonyms: retirement, departure, withdrawal, relinquishment, quitting, abdication 🔴 Antonyms: appointment, accession, induction, assumption, continuation, retention ✅ Usage: Her sudden resignation surprised the entire department. 9. Reflecting (Verb) 👉 Meaning: thinking carefully about something; contemplating (चिंतन करना) 🟢 Synonyms: contemplating, pondering, considering, musing, evaluating, deliberating 🔴 Antonyms: ignoring, neglecting, dismissing, overlooking, disregarding, forgetting ✅ Usage: Reflecting on past mistakes helped him make better decisions. 10. Misfortune (Noun) 👉 Meaning: bad luck or an unfortunate event (दुर्भाग्य) 🟢 Synonyms: adversity, hardship, setback, calamity, mishap, bad luck 🔴 Antonyms: fortune, prosperity, success, blessing, advantage, good luck ✅ Usage: Losing the contract was a temporary misfortune rather than a disaster.

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Quiz of the day (give it a try as you read the artic;e) (Solutions at the end of the session) _____________ Q 1. The discussion of the Surat septic-tank incident primarily serves to: a) demonstrate that regular full-time workers are more vulnerable than contractual workers. b) illustrate how fatalities can result from neglecting safety protocols. c) prove that toxic gases are the leading cause of workplace deaths in India. d) compare municipal and industrial safety standards Q 2. (Phrase) Emanate from ? Q 3. (Meaning) Inclination ? Q 4-5. (Common errors) The archaeologists have gotten undeniable evidence suggesting that the sunk vessel dates back to the 17th century. Q 6. The author's argument that the Surat deaths were "foreseeable consequences" rather than "unforeseeable accidents" depends on which assumption? a) Workers knowingly violated established safety procedures. b) Toxic-gas hazards cannot be fully eliminated. c) Confined-space accidents occur frequently in industrial settings. d) Safety protocols would likely have prevented the deaths. Q 7. (Synonym) Manifest a) Materialize                     b) Expedite c) Hazardous                      d) Foreseeable

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