Daily Vocabulary from Indian Newspapers and Publications
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- Live Mint
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WORD-2: Plying
Context:
“guards the drivers from high-beam lights of vehicles plying in the opposite direction at night.” – The Hindu
Explanatory Paragraph:
The word plying refers to the regular movement or operation of vehicles, ships, or individuals over a specific route. It is commonly used to describe transport services running consistently between locations.
Meaning: To travel regularly over a route (verb)
Pronunciation: PLY-ing
Difficulty Level: ⭐⭐ (Beginner)
Etymology: From Middle English plien, meaning “to work diligently.”
Synonyms & Antonyms:
Synonyms: travel, operate, navigate, journey
Antonyms: remain, stop
Usage Examples:
- The ferry has been plying this route for over 20 years.
- Trucks are constantly plying the highways, delivering goods.
- She makes a living by plying her trade as a street vendor.
- Buses were plying the road late into the night.
Cultural Reference:
“Plying their wares on the streets, merchants brought life to the ancient cities.” – Historical reference
Think About It:
How has the regular plying of vehicles impacted urban development and traffic systems?
Quick Activity:
Name a form of transport that regularly plies between two cities and describe its route.
Memory Tip:
Remember “plying” by thinking of vehicles “applying” themselves to the road, as they regularly travel.
Real-World Application:
“Plying” is often used to describe the regular movement of transportation, making it useful in travel-related conversations.
