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ensnared |
Adjective
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caught in a trap or snare |
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seeking refuge |
Noun
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the act of seeking shelter or refuge |
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manes |
Noun
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ancestral spirits residing in the afterlife according to tradition |
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made of brass |
Adjective
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made of brass |
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oozingly |
Adverb
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in a manner where a viscous substance oozes out |
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critically ill |
Adjective
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in a state of severe physical suffering or critical condition |
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eminent person |
Noun
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an outstanding or superior individual within a specific group or community |
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wiping |
Noun
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the act of cleaning or wiping |
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re-examination |
Noun
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the process of re-evaluating an answer sheet by a second examiner to ensure accuracy |
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auspicious day |
Noun
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a day designated for religious acts, charity, and auspicious activities |
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glancing |
Noun
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the act or manner of taking a quick glance |
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fault-finding |
Noun
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the tendency or habit of only seeking out or highlighting the flaws of others |
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full authority |
Noun
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complete and absolute authority |
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plenary power |
Noun
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full and unrestricted power |
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question paper |
Noun
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a document containing questions for an examination |
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bundled |
Adjective
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pertaining to or contained within a bundle |
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subjects |
Noun
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the community of subjects ruled by a monarch |
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Maya |
Noun
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the illusory power of the divine consciousness |
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bathed |
Noun
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the act of bathing or washing |
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literal meaning |
Noun
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the natural, primary, or literal sense of a word |
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written statement of defense |
Noun
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a formal document submitted by a defendant in response to a plaintiff's complaint |
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chief minister |
Noun
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a prime minister or chief secretary in ancient times |
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first bhumi |
Noun
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the first stage of meditation for practitioners of Mahayana and Vajrayana Buddhism |
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chief administrator |
Noun
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a chief administrative officer during the Malla period in Nepal |
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chief secretary |
Noun
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the head secretary of a government administrative department |
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entertainment tax |
Noun
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a tax levied on public performances, cinema, and other forms of entertainment |
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praised |
Adjective
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having received praise or commendation |
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lauded |
Adjective
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highly acclaimed or spoken of with approval |
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flatland |
Noun
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a flat expanse of land or plain |
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small-scale industry |
Noun
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an initial or small-scale industrial enterprise |
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requestable |
Adjective
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worthy of being requested |
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pleasant speech |
Noun
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sweet or kind words |
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flinging |
Noun
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the act or process of flinging |
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be cajoled |
Verb
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to be deceived by someone's coaxing |
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fit of anger |
Noun
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the act or process of having a fit of anger |
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whisking |
Noun
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the act of whisking or beating into a liquid state |
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Holi |
Noun
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a festival involving the throwing of colors and powders |
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to be thrown |
Verb
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to be cast away or discarded |
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to puff up |
Verb
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to cause someone to become puffed up or conceited |
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be wheedled |
Verb
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to be persuaded by wheedling |
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be distributed |
Verb
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to be given out or shared among others |
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tiger skin |
Noun
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the hide of a tiger used as a mat or covering |
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exchange fee |
Noun
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a fee charged for exchanging currency |
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green pigeon |
Noun
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a species of wild pigeon with green plumage |
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forest products |
Noun
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all resources and materials derived from a forest |
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forest guard |
Noun
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an official responsible for monitoring forest areas |
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to confuse |
Verb
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to cause someone to be bewildered or perplexed |
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naivedya |
Noun
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food offerings presented to deities |
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misguidance |
Noun
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the act or process of being led astray |
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go mad |
Verb
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to lose one's sanity |