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cause to resolve |
Verb
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to cause someone to make a firm resolution |
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make someone decide |
Verb
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to cause someone to decide firmly |
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one hundred and eight |
Adjective
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relating to the number one hundred and eight |
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take a stand |
Phrase
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to remain firm in one's position |
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hold one's ground |
Phrase
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to refuse to budge from one's stance |
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achoo |
Interjection
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onomatopoeic expression for a sneeze |
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pallu |
Noun
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the loose end of a sari or shawl draped over the shoulder or chest |
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kajal |
Noun
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a soot-based cosmetic paste applied to the eyelids for health and beauty |
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overcrowded |
Adjective
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packed so tightly that there is no room left |
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be contained |
Verb
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to be unable to fit into a space |
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nine-bead necklace |
Noun
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a necklace made of seven or nine gold beads strung at equal intervals |
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eight-anna coin |
Noun
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a historical coin worth half a rupee or thirty-two paisa |
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sixty-eighth |
Adjective
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occupying the sixty-eighth position in a sequence |
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seventy-eighth |
Adjective
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occupying the seventy-eighth position in a sequence |
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a traditional unit of weight |
Noun
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a unit of weight smaller than a bisouli in the traditional dharni system |
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to be caused to resolve |
Verb
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to be caused to make a firm resolution |
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to be made to decide |
Verb
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to be compelled to make a decision |
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in a disorganized manner |
Adverb
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in a confused, messy, or difficult manner |
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conjecturer |
Noun
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a person skilled at making guesses or estimates |
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unfoundedness |
Noun
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the state of being based on conjecture rather than fact |
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over-speculation |
Noun
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the habit of making excessive or groundless speculations |
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chief cook |
Noun
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the head female cook in a royal or aristocratic household |
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meditation rest |
Noun
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a wooden support used to rest the arms during meditation |
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beyond reasoning |
Adjective
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beyond the reach of logical reasoning |
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extended usage |
Noun
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the application of a rule or concept to a wider context |
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additional income |
Noun
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income earned in addition to regular earnings |
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additional judge |
Noun
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an additional judge appointed to serve under a chief judge |
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extra profit |
Noun
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profit gained in excess of the normal amount |
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surplus profit |
Noun
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surplus earnings beyond the standard profit |
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extra expenditure |
Noun
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expenditure exceeding the allocated or normal budget |
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overspending |
Noun
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expenditure exceeding the prescribed or normal limit |
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postal agency |
Noun
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a government-authorized postal unit operated with local community support |
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special edition |
Noun
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a supplementary issue of a publication released on a special occasion |
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extra issue |
Noun
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a supplementary issue of a publication released on a special occasion |
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excessive rainfall |
Noun
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rainfall exceeding the required amount |
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catastrophic rainfall |
Noun
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rainfall causing damage or destruction |
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insatiability |
Noun
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a state of being unsatisfied or insatiable |
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no clue |
Phrase
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a state of having no knowledge or information about something |
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no trace |
Phrase
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a state of having no knowledge or information about something |
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wooden tube |
Noun
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the slightly curved, perforated wooden tube section of a sanai instrument |
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pipe of a sanai |
Noun
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the slightly curved, perforated wooden tube section of a sanai instrument |
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pitless |
Adjective
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lacking seeds or pits |
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court office |
Noun
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an office responsible for executing court judgments and collections |
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court registry |
Noun
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an office responsible for executing court judgments and collections |
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court-employed |
Adjective
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employed by a court of law |
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judicial staff |
Noun
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personnel working within a court |
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chicanerous |
Adjective
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inclined to litigate or engage in legal trickery |
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judicial administration |
Noun
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the administrative system of the judiciary |
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court procedure |
Noun
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the administrative system of the judiciary |
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legal documents |
Noun
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legal documents such as plaints and replies submitted to a court |