accrue
To accumulate, increase, or be received as a regular financial benefit over time
Challenging vocabulary extracted from The Hindu editorials published over the past 12 months, ranked by repetition count.
To accumulate, increase, or be received as a regular financial benefit over time
A scale or series of successive stages, levels, or distinct tiers of classification
A long search or determined effort to find or achieve something
To make fine adjustments or slight modifications to something
Absolutely necessary, essential, or of critical importance to functioning
Extremely large, extraordinarily high, or immense in magnitude
Aggressive, hostile, combative, or eager to fight
To fight, struggle, or take active measures against something undesirable or harmful
Young, newly developed, or in the early stages of growth and learning
Directed, channelled, or poured in large amounts toward a specific purpose or location
Advocates of aggressive, hardline, or militaristic policies in political or strategic debates, rather than peaceful compromise
Rapid and widespread growth, increase, or spread of something
In that place, document, matter, or circumstance
Publicly praised, promoted, or boasted about something enthusiastically to gain support
Caught, squeezed, or stuck tightly between two opposing forces or obstacles
Open to more than one interpretation; not clear or distinct
Making an unpleasant or painful feeling less intense; soothing or calming
Heavy material used to make a ship steady; figuratively, something that provides stability, balance, or substance
Brought about, produced, or successfully accomplished
Torn apart, split, or deeply fractured by conflict or divisions
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