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non-attendance |
Noun
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the state of being absent from an office or institution |
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replenished |
Adjective
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supplemented or completed after being deficient |
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rule of three |
Noun
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a mathematical method for calculating proportions |
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undergone |
Adjective
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experienced or endured |
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inferred |
Adjective
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determined by conjecture or deduction |
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inferable |
Adjective
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capable of being deduced or reasoned |
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permitted |
Adjective
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having received authorization or approval |
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requesting |
Noun
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one who makes a request |
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anuvritti |
Noun
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the grammatical principle where the meaning of a preceding rule applies to subsequent rules |
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be confused |
Verb
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to be in a state of confusion |
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additional loan |
Noun
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a loan taken in addition to the principal amount |
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first feeding ceremony |
Noun
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a ritual for feeding a child solid food for the first time at six months |
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rice-feeding ceremony |
Noun
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a ritual for feeding a child solid food for the first time at six months |
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syntactic analysis |
Noun
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the process of interpreting a sentence by establishing the logical connection between its words |
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monthly shraddha |
Noun
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a monthly memorial rite performed for the deceased |
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monthly memorial rite |
Noun
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a monthly memorial rite performed for the deceased |
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shradh |
Noun
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a maternal memorial rite performed on the ninth day of the dark fortnight in specific months |
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Apabhramsha |
Noun
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a linguistic stage between ancient Prakrit and modern Indo-Aryan languages |
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out of office |
Phrase
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no longer holding a position or office |
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unseated |
Adjective
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removed from a position or office |
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indemonstrable |
Adjective
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incapable of being proven through logic |
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standard of comparison |
Noun
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an object or standard used for comparison |
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bad road |
Noun
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a bad or improper path |
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vermilion-colored |
Adjective
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resembling or related to the color of vermilion |
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approvable |
Adjective
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worthy of approval, confirmation, or support |
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Emblica officinalis |
Noun
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a tree species bearing small, round, sour fruits |
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non-commissioned officer |
Noun
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a military rank between subedar and havildar |
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solicited |
Adjective
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worthy of being requested or prayed for |
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welcomed |
Adjective
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worthy of being welcomed or received with respect |
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Kartavirya Arjuna |
Noun
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the mythological figure Kartavirya |
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pejoration |
Noun
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process of a word's meaning shifting from positive to negative over time |
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nasal mark |
Noun
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semicircular mark placed above a character to indicate nasalization |
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semibilingualism |
Noun
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state of understanding two languages but being able to respond only in one's mother tongue |
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nail mark |
Noun
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mark left by fingernails on the breast during sexual intimacy |
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absent-mindedness |
Noun
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state of mental confusion or distraction |
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semantic amelioration |
Noun
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process of a word's meaning shifting from negative to positive over time |
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become lazy |
Verb
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to become idle or sluggish |
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feel lazy |
Verb
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to experience a lack of motivation or energy |
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to distract |
Verb
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to cause someone to become distracted or unfocused |
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electuary |
Noun
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medicinal substance intended to be licked |
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robbed |
Adjective
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having been plundered or taken by force |
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cited |
Adjective
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having been referenced or cited from a source |
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quoted |
Adjective
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having been repeated or extracted from a text |
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griefless |
Adjective
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devoid of sorrow or grief |
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irrigated |
Adjective
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supplied with water for agricultural purposes |
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eight siddhis |
Noun
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eight supernatural powers attainable through yogic practice |
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eightfold path |
Noun
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eightfold path of Buddhist practice leading to enlightenment |
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non-aligned |
Adjective
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not affiliated with any specific group or faction |
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non-infectious |
Adjective
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not capable of transmitting disease |
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lending and borrowing |
Noun
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the act of lending and borrowing money |