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non-cooperation policy |
Phrase
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political doctrine of influencing government through non-cooperation |
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non-cooperator |
Noun
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follower of the doctrine of non-cooperation |
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Acheulean human |
Phrase
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prehistoric human associated with the Acheulean culture |
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treaty-based regulations |
Phrase
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regulations established according to international treaties |
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covenant-based laws |
Phrase
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regulations established according to international treaties |
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ownerlessness |
Noun
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the state of having no owner or claimant |
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unclaimed status |
Phrase
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the condition of being without a legal owner or claimant |
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unwitnessed |
Adjective
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lacking a witness or testimony |
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without a witness |
Phrase
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in the absence of any witness |
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extraordinary leave |
Phrase
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unpaid leave granted to an employee after all other leave entitlements are exhausted |
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leave without pay |
Phrase
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unpaid leave granted to an employee after all other leave entitlements are exhausted |
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unfinished state |
Noun
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the condition of being incomplete or unfinished |
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non-intervention |
Noun
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the absence of interference or intervention |
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non-intervention policy |
Phrase
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an international principle of non-interference in the internal affairs or trade of another nation |
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non-interference policy |
Phrase
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an international principle of non-interference in the internal affairs or trade of another nation |
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inadaptability |
Noun
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the inability to adapt to a specific environment or situation |
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vowel-less |
Adjective
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lacking an independent vowel sound, being inherently attached to a consonant |
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unattached vowel |
Phrase
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a vowel sound that is inherently attached to a consonant rather than existing independently |
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asamprajnata samadhi |
Noun
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the final stage of meditation where the distinction between the knower, the known, and knowledge ceases |
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objectless meditation |
Phrase
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the final stage of meditation where the distinction between the knower, the known, and knowledge ceases |
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unstealable |
Adjective
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that which should not or cannot be stolen |
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wedding cloth |
Phrase
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the cloth used to tie the nuptial knot during a wedding |
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nuptial knot cloth |
Phrase
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the cloth used to tie the nuptial knot during a wedding |
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Tantric scripture |
Phrase
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a text belonging to Tantric scripture |
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linguistic borrowing |
Phrase
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the process by which external elements enter and influence a language |
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loanword process |
Phrase
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the process by which external elements enter and influence a language |
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inductive method |
Phrase
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a method of reasoning from specific facts or examples to general principles |
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loan-heavy |
Adjective
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containing a high frequency of loan sounds or words |
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Aksepa |
Noun
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a figure of speech where a prohibition appears to be an injunction or vice versa |
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Austroasiatic family |
Phrase
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the Austroasiatic language family |
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fire-arrow |
Noun
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mythological weapon that rains fire upon impact |
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missile of fire |
Noun
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mythological weapon that rains fire upon impact |
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Agahan |
Noun
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the eighth month of the lunar calendar |
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assaulted |
Adjective
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subjected to an attack or raid |
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invaded |
Adjective
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subjected to an attack or raid |
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fire and water |
Phrase
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the elements of fire and water |
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visitor registration |
Noun
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process of recording the origins and details of visitors |
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guestbook |
Noun
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book for visitors to sign their names |
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code of ethics |
Noun
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system of moral rules governing conduct or behavior |
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bolted |
Adjective
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secured with a wooden latch or bolt |
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rice flour paste |
Noun
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paste made of ground rice applied to a bride's temples during wedding rituals |
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casual visitor |
Noun
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person who arrives either by invitation or spontaneously |
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sniff deeply |
Verb
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to inhale a scent deeply until satisfied |
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joints |
Noun
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the joints and structural parts of the body |
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ritual bread |
Noun
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large ceremonial bread offered to Gorakhnath |
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all day and night |
Adverb
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throughout the entire day and night |
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final moments |
Noun
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the final moments before death |
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deathbed renunciation |
Noun
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renunciation of worldly life taken at the point of death |
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personal experience |
Noun
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knowledge gained through one's own experience |
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soul-experience |
Noun
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the realization or experience of the soul's existence |