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chemical fertilizer |
Noun
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a synthetic fertilizer produced through chemical processes |
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non-violation |
Noun
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the state of not violating or infringing |
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non-infringement |
Noun
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the state of not violating or infringing |
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non-current |
Adjective
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not relating to the current day |
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remote future |
Noun
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a future tense category referring to time after midnight |
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lacking authority |
Adjective
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devoid of legal power or right |
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lack of authority |
Noun
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absence of legal power or right |
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unauthorized presence |
Phrase
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presence in a place without the right to be there |
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unauthorized discussion |
Phrase
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discussion of matters outside one's knowledge or jurisdiction |
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unwarranted talk |
Phrase
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talk regarding subjects one is not qualified to address |
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unauthorized publication |
Phrase
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material published in violation of printing or press laws |
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illegal publication |
Phrase
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publication issued contrary to legal regulations |
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unregistered publication |
Phrase
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printed material issued without formal registration |
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unauthorized print |
Phrase
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printed matter produced without official authorization |
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unauthorized person |
Phrase
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individual lacking official power or mandate |
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unpossessed |
Adjective
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not brought under one's control or ownership |
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non-study day |
Phrase
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day on which study is prohibited by scriptural tradition |
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academic holiday |
Phrase
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day traditionally observed as a holiday for academic study |
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oral sound |
Phrase
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sound produced solely through the mouth |
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non-nasal sound |
Phrase
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speech sound articulated without nasal resonance |
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unexperienced |
Adjective
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not yet felt or experienced |
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Ananta (the serpent) |
Noun
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the first of the eight great serpents in mythology |
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vast sky |
Phrase
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the boundless or infinite expanse of the sky |
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Ananvaya |
Noun
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a figure of speech where the object of comparison is compared only to itself |
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beginningless |
Adjective
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having no known or discernible beginning |
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immemoriality |
Noun
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the quality of having an untraceable origin |
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beginninglessness |
Noun
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the state of being without a beginning |
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uncommanded |
Adjective
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not having received an order or instruction |
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artistic representation |
Phrase
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artistic recreation of nature or life |
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artistic reproduction |
Phrase
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artistic reproduction of the natural world or life |
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imitative reading |
Noun
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practice of reading aloud by mimicking a model |
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choral reading |
Noun
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group practice of reading aloud by mimicking a model |
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observational learning |
Noun
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learning acquired through the imitation of actions or objects |
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imitativeness |
Noun
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the quality or state of being imitative |
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ideophone |
Noun
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a word representing natural sounds, movements, or states |
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unprincipledness |
Noun
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the state of lacking moral principles |
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opposition to ethics |
Noun
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the act of opposing ethical standards |
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unethicality |
Noun
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the quality of being contrary to ethics |
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divineless |
Adjective
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lacking the presence of a deity |
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devoid of divine power |
Phrase
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devoid of divine authority or power |
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sub- |
Preposition
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a prefix indicating sequence, accompaniment, or proximity |
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post- |
Preposition
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a prefix indicating subsequent action or following in order |
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graced |
Adjective
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having received special favor or grace |
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compulsory retirement |
Noun
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termination of employment upon reaching a mandatory age or specific condition |
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forced retirement |
Noun
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involuntary termination of service due to policy or specific circumstances |
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imitated |
Adjective
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copied or modeled after something else |
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mimicked |
Adjective
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mimicked or performed in imitation of another |
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recreated |
Adjective
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recreated to reflect nature or life |
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non-Aryan land |
Noun
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a region outside the territory of the Aryans |
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non-rishi |
Adjective
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not created or composed by sages |