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excise office |
Noun
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office responsible for collecting excise duties |
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internal monologue |
Noun
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process of internal communication or inner dialogue |
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intervocalic |
Adjective
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situated between vowels |
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what else |
Phrase
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expression used to inquire about subsequent events or additional information |
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dying moment |
Noun
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final moments of life or the time of death |
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inpatient department |
Noun
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hospital department for patients admitted for treatment |
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recoating |
Noun
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act of applying a second layer of coating |
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reapplication |
Noun
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act of applying something again |
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downward sequence |
Phrase
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sequence moving from top to bottom |
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descending order |
Phrase
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arrangement from largest to smallest |
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descending scale |
Phrase
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musical sequence descending from high to low pitch |
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anuloma marriage |
Phrase
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marriage of a man to a woman of a lower caste |
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hypergamy |
Noun
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marriage of a man to a woman of a lower caste |
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depths |
Noun
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inner or hidden parts of something |
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bosom friend |
Phrase
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very close or intimate friend |
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space science |
Phrase
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study and scientific knowledge of space |
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inner sense |
Phrase
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the mind or internal sense |
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interim period |
Phrase
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occurring between two distinct periods of time |
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private thoughts |
Phrase
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private thoughts or internal affairs |
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inner story |
Phrase
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an internal or hidden narrative |
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backstory |
Noun
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the underlying or hidden story |
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comprised |
Verb
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included or contained within a broader context |
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under the authority of |
Phrase
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under the control or supervision of someone |
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inner depth |
Phrase
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the depths of the heart or inner self |
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inter-caste |
Adjective
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occurring between different castes or groups |
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mind-reading |
Phrase
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ability to know the thoughts of oneself or others |
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inner fire |
Phrase
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internal fire or passion of the mind |
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self-reflective |
Adjective
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looking inward toward the heart or conscience |
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post-mortem rituals |
Phrase
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rituals performed for the deceased during the first ten days |
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in accordance with |
Phrase
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in agreement or conformity with |
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interregional |
Adjective
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relating to or existing between two or more regions |
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inner voice |
Noun
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the voice of one's conscience or inner soul |
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mental conflict |
Noun
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a state of indecision or psychological conflict |
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secondary current |
Noun
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a secondary or underlying flow within a primary movement |
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sub-current |
Noun
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a secondary or underlying flow within a primary movement |
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international language |
Noun
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a language used commonly across all nations |
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International Monetary Fund |
Noun
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an organization that monitors and assists with international currency exchange and stability |
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International Development Association |
Noun
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an organization formed to support the development needs of various nations |
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International Finance Corporation |
Noun
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an institution that manages international assets or financial transactions |
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international understanding |
Noun
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mutual understanding required among nations for peace and cooperation |
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international consensus |
Noun
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mutual agreement required among nations for peace and cooperation |
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riddle-story |
Noun
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a type of riddle or puzzle story |
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antakshari |
Noun
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a game or competition where participants sing or recite starting with the last letter of the previous entry |
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inner region |
Noun
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a region situated between two rivers |
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clandestine activity |
Noun
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a secret or covert operation |
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inner vision |
Noun
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the faculty of inner perception or spiritual insight |
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spiritual eye |
Noun
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the faculty of inner perception or spiritual insight |
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domestic trade |
Noun
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trade conducted within the borders of a country |
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internal trade |
Noun
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trade conducted within the borders of a country |
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press interview |
Noun
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a question-and-answer session between a prominent person and journalists |