mitigate
To make something less severe, intense, or painful; to lessen
Challenging vocabulary extracted from The Hindu editorials published over the past 12 months, ranked by repetition count.
To make something less severe, intense, or painful; to lessen
A temporary relief, cancellation, or postponement of an impending penalty or hardship
Although or even though; used to introduce a qualifying or concessive limitation
Secret or unlawful cooperation and conspiracy between two or more parties to deceive, bypass laws, or gain illegal advantages
Gaps, deficiencies, or missing elements in a law, system, or argument (plural form of lacuna)
Highly praised, commended, or acclaimed publicly
In spite of, or despite something; introducing a contrast or concession
Under that statute, rule, provision, or authority just mentioned
Severely inundated or flooded by an overwhelming rush of water
Highly complex, developed, or advanced in design and capabilities
Lasting for a long time or longer than expected; drawn out or prolonged
Everlasting, persistent, or continuing through many years without stopping
Attempted, pursued, or tried hard to discover or achieve an objective
Unpleasantly clear, harsh, sharp, or impossible to overlook
Preventing something from developing, spreading, or growing freely; suppressing or choking
A distinct line of thought, thread, or thematic element within a broader policy or philosophy
Difficult to capture, achieve, or pin down
Weight, power, or substantial influence and importance in geopolitical or economic affairs
In relation to, with regard to, or in comparison with
Encouraging, cheering, or giving hope and confidence
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