The Hindu Editorial Vocabulary 11 Apr 2018 – 8 Words with Hindi Meaning, 8 Editorials

On 11 April 2018 Vocab24 covered 8 editorials from Futurism, Deccan Chronicle, The Hindu Editorial Analysis, Vocab Video of the Day, Global Times, CURRENT AFFAIRS SHOW, The Hindu and taught 8 words from them. Read the editorial, learn the words with Hindi meaning, then use three of them in a sentence today.

8 words from this day's editorials

Proposition (noun) – Used for a statement or sentence that expresses opinion or judgement of something. Synonyms: Offer, Suggestion, Proposal · Antonyms: General, Adaptable
Assessment (noun) – The process of rating something with respect to its worth. Synonyms: Classification, Acid Test, Assay · Antonyms: Adoption, Espousal, Appreciation
Skew (verb) – Biased approach or a crooked approach towards something that is regarded unfair. Synonyms: Lopsided, Oblique, Tilted · Antonyms: Align, Reconcile, Balance
Inclusivity (noun) – The policy that evades the need to exclude anyone or anything on grounds of race, caste, sex or religion etc. Synonyms: Broad, Catchall, Across The Board · Antonyms: Narrow, Circumscribed, Restricted
Obscure (verb) – Something which is mysterious or hidden or concealed. Synonyms: Conceal, Hidden, Vague · Antonyms: Show, Hyaline, Lucid
Critique (noun) – A judgement of a situation, work or ideas of a person especially a negative one. Synonyms: Review, Criticise, Summarise, Abstract · Antonyms: Accolade, Commend, Panegyric
Foster (verb) – Used to encourage the development of ideas / used to refer to someone who is not a legal parent of a child but is involved in his care. Synonyms: Promote, Cultivate, Encourage · Antonyms: Impede, Condemn, Dissuade, And Dampen
Perception (noun) – The art of perceiving things through mind, cognition. Synonyms: Apprehension, Opinion, Knowledge · Antonyms: Obtuseness, Irrationality, Lunacy