1) COGNIZANCE and HEWN: Kenny Basumatary’s Local Kung Fu is an Indian film that takes cognizance of his own surroundings and situations, and makes a story out of it: it’s got romance, martial arts moves and rough-hewn quirkiness.
Cognizance
Noun
1. Knowledge; acknowledgment
2. Take cognizance of to take notice of; acknowledge, esp officially
3. The range or scope of knowledge or perception
4. In Law
a. The right of a court to hear and determine a cause or matter
b. knowledge of certain facts upon which the court must act without requiring proof
c. Chiefly US confession
5. (History / Heraldry) Heraldry a distinguishing badge or bearing.
Hewn
Verb (Transitive)
1. To make or shape with or as if with an ax: hew a path through the underbrush.
2. To cut down with an ax; fell: hew an oak.
3. To strike or cut; cleave.
v.intr.
1. To cut something by repeated blows, as of an ax.
2. To adhere or conform strictly; hold
2) DEPRAVITY and TITILLATES: Japanese “Pink films” which again show questionable, deeply uncomfortable content, where the depravity of what is on screen shocks rather than titillates.
Depravity
Noun (Plural)
1. Moral corruption or degradation.
2. A depraved act or condition.
the state or an instance of moral corruption
moral perversion; impairment of virtue and moral principles; “the luxury and corruption among the upper classes”; “moral degeneracy followed intellectual degeneration”; “its brothels, its opium parlors, its depravity”; “Rome had fallen into moral putrefaction”
3) BOLSTER and PREJUDICES: WHEN opinions expressed by high constitutional functionaries on a human tragedy tend to bolster deep-rooted prejudices, they cannot be left unquestioned.
Bolster
Noun
A long narrow pillow or cushion.
Verb (Transitive)
1. To support or prop up with or as if with a long narrow pillow or cushion.
2. To buoy up or hearten
Verb (Transitive)
1. (often foll by up) to support or reinforce; strengthen to bolster morale
2. to prop up with a pillow or cushion
3. to add padding to to bolster a dress
Noun
1. (Fine Arts & Visual Arts / Furniture) a long narrow pillow or cushion
2. any pad or padded support
3. (Miscellaneous Technologies / Building) Architect a short horizontal length of timber fixed to the top of a post to increase the bearing area and reduce the span of the supported beam
4. (Engineering / Tools) a cold chisel having a broad blade splayed towards the cutting edge, used for cutting stone slabs.
Prejudices
Noun
1.
a. An adverse judgment or opinion formed beforehand or without knowledge or examination of the facts.
b. A preconceived preference or idea.
2. The act or state of holding unreasonable preconceived judgments or convictions.
3. Irrational suspicion or hatred of a particular group, race, or religion.
4. Detriment or injury caused to a person by the preconceived, unfavorable conviction of another or others.
Verb (Transitive)
1. To cause (someone) to judge prematurely and irrationally.
2. To affect injuriously or detrimentally by a judgment or an act.
4) LANGUIDLY: But what is most striking to the contemporary viewer is how much the combatants resemble each other, beginning with their languidly patrician tones.
Languidly
Adjective
1. Lacking energy or vitality; weak: a languid wave of the hand.
2. Showing little or no spirit or animation; listless: a languid mood.
3. Lacking vigor or force; slow
Cognizance– The government failed to take cognisance of their protest.
Depravity– The absolute depravity that can exist in war.
Bolster– Britain is free to adopt policies to bolster its economy.
Languidly– We sat about languidly after dinner.
cognizance – supreme court should take cognizance against Ajmal Kasab
hewn – iron sheets in automobile industries are hewn to form automobile
depravity – Depravity of human nature is a cause of concern
bolster – Bolster cushion on the beds is very common
prejudices – It was a horrifying demonstration of our prejudices.
languidly – children prefer to study languidly after returning from school
Congnizance- The teacher developing congnizance of the childs intellectual activity.
Depravity- The depravity involved in terrorism is very high.
Bloster- Manmohan singh initiated various reforms to bloster the indian economy.
Languidly- I used to play chess languidly in my free time.
1. Cognizance-The cognizance of Rahim took him to the path of glory.
2. Hewn-It was a do or die situation for Arun so he decided to hewn the path on his own.
3. Depravity-The depravity of A Raja in allocation of 2G licenses caused him jail.
4. Titillate- The seller titillated the buyer so aggressively that he was ready to purchase the car on the moment.
5. Bolster-I bolster Rahim when he failed in examination and went in depression.
6. Prejudice-The judge is prejudiced so he can’t give a fare decision.
7. Languid- He was so languid that he refused to walk further in the jungle.
cognizance: for clearing SNAP, one should have the cognizance of the whole world’s activities.
depravity: the watrs at the name of protecting the country ultimately leads to deprivity of both nations.
bolster:to avoid severe injuries. it is mandatory for cricketers to bolster their uniform.
prejudice: its the resullt of our prejudices that this govt is selcted.’
Cognizance–the government failed to take cognizance towards the protestors of child abuse
Depravity– The rate of depravity in education stream has increased a lot
Bolster– our government bolster the oplampic players this year
Languidly– she was languidly today and did work out in gym today
prejudice-The judge is prejudiced so he can’t give a fare decision.
cognizance;the committee has cognizance of all the matters of financial affairs of the company.
depravity; the depravity in india causing hundreds of problems.
bolster;the IMF had provided bolster for many poor countries of the world.
languidly;the movie was languidly paced so it was boring.
prejudice;education is the key of removing prejudices of the diversity.
COGNIZANCE—> Anna core committee has decided to cognizance general masses for next lok sabha election.
PREJUDICES—>In london olympic, the decsion taken by the judges in boxing was prejudices…..as we all saw that Indian boxer was invincible.
LANGUIDLY—> Preparation for exams give languidness to students.
BOLSTER—>Hordes of people went to delhi to bolster Anna fast.
cognizance – india take cognizance against all the terrorist. who attack to india.
depravity – sonu is a very depravity of nature .
bolster – airtel company was very bloster for the rate of ther telcom srvices
languidly – prepation of cat is a very languidly for the student……………..
cognizance:-Court should a cognizance against all the criminals quickly.
Hewn:-A pure gold is hewn in different shapes .
Depravity:-The depravity of suresh kalmadi during common wealth games caused him jail.
Bolster:-I bolster him when he got failed in examination.
Prejudice:-judges in the court are prejudice so they cant give the fair decision everyrime.
Languidly:-He was running languidly at the time of race.
Cognizance: The army took cognizance of the enemy’s moves.
Depravity; Facebook is a depravity to many people using it.
Prejudices: Before going for the film, he had some prejudices about the show.
Languidly: The topic of studies instills a languid approach in him.
Depravity:-n some conditions I bcome deprived n nature
Prejudice:-teachers r usually prejudice in d class for d students
Laguidity:-after trekking fr long hrs n singhad v wer languid ….