Monday, June 18, 2012

Match up Exercise June 18


Read the sentences carefully and then through contextual analysis match the usage of the highlighted word with its meaning.


Usage of highlighted word

Meaning
A
'Son of Shanghai' would be an even more poignant human document, capturing the benign face of new urbania and the not-always-peaceful coexistence of sophistication and squalor.
1
noisy or rough, especially in resisting restraint or control
B
. 'Son of Shanghai' would be an even more poignant human document, capturing the benign face of new urbania and the not-always-peaceful coexistence of sophistication and squalor.
2
To approve and give formal sanction to; confirm
C
What is more easily apparent, though, is that he enjoys public adulation and affection of the kind previously unheard of in the country.
3
suitable to the circumstances; appropriate
D
Understandably, this argument hasn't cut much ice. The very need for a quota within a quota is itself an indictment of the reservation system, which is way past its expiry date.
4
Ill-will, bitterness, complain, resentment
E
Our many-towered housing complex has risen from the scabrous remains of a long-dead textile industry
5
to make or become less severe or harsh; moderate
F
This could be politically expedient for the SP and Trinamool, both having won massive victories in UP and West Bengal in the last one year. 
6
Profoundly moving; touching
G
But with a crumbling Centre and obstreperous regional allies, will any government be able to function and govern effectively?
7
A filthy, dirty condition or quality.
H
Ever since India ratified the United Nations Convention on the rights of PWDs in 2007, the formulation of a comprehensive law became imperative.
8
Covered with scales or small projections and rough to the touch
I
It is hardly surprising that these four laws in themselves have not mitigated the sense of apathy and bureaucratic red tape that hamper the creation of an enabling environment. 
9
an accusation of wrongdoing
J
Some have seen in its actions and pronouncements a grudge against the Pakistan People's Party government, especially against President Asif Ali Zardari.
10
Excessive flattery or admiration

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