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non-interchangeable |
Adjective
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not able to be exchanged or substituted |
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indirect copy |
Phrase
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a copy or image that is not immediately visible and requires special methods to view |
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latent image |
Phrase
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a copy or image that is not immediately visible and requires special methods to view |
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insulter |
Noun
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one who insults others |
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non-nutritious |
Adjective
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lacking nutritional value |
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unnutritious |
Adjective
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lacking nutritional value or strength-giving properties |
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Tadbhava |
Noun
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a word derived from Sanskrit that has evolved into a distorted or vernacular form |
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indirect protection |
Phrase
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care or protection provided in an indirect manner |
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indirect care |
Phrase
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care or protection provided in an indirect manner |
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sober-minded |
Adjective
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not intoxicated, reckless, or delirious; clear-headed |
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upamana |
Noun
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a standard of comparison or analogy in rhetoric |
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non-availability |
Noun
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the state of not being obtainable or accessible |
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unobtainability |
Noun
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the state of not being obtainable or accessible |
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aprasthuta-prashansa |
Noun
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a figure of speech where a relevant point is conveyed through an irrelevant statement |
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indirect praise |
Phrase
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a figure of speech where a relevant point is conveyed through an irrelevant statement |
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lack of desire |
Noun
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the state of having no desire or interest |
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April Fools' Day |
Noun
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a day celebrated on April 1st involving playing pranks on others |
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Afghanistan |
Noun
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a country located in Asia, east of Iran |
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advance man |
Noun
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an official who travels ahead of a dignitary to arrange lodging and logistics |
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Plato |
Noun
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the Arabic name for the ancient Greek philosopher Plato |
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officership |
Noun
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the position or duties of an officer |
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Africa |
Noun
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one of the five major continents, located south of the Mediterranean Sea |
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inseparability |
Noun
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the state or quality of being inseparable |
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top-tier |
Adjective
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of the first rank or highest quality |
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improper path |
Noun
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a bad or improper path |
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unbindable |
Adjective
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that which cannot or should not be bound |
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consecrable |
Adjective
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worthy of being consecrated with holy water |
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rendezvous-goer |
Noun
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a heroine who goes to a prearranged place to meet her lover |
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rounded vowel |
Noun
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a vowel sound produced with rounded lips |
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ill repute |
Noun
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a state of ill repute or undeserved blame |
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inseparable bond |
Noun
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state of being connected in an indivisible manner |
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unwisdom |
Noun
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state of lacking wisdom or intelligence |
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non-land substance |
Noun
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substance other than land or real estate |
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non-earthly matter |
Noun
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matter distinct from terrestrial land |
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warrant of attachment |
Noun
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court order issued to seize or auction property for debt recovery |
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lack of celibacy |
Noun
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state of not practicing celibacy |
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inaccessible place |
Noun
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place that is difficult to reach or off the beaten path |
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remote location |
Noun
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location that is isolated or hard to access |
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eagerness to marry |
Noun
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state of a maiden being impatient or eager to marry |
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dramatizable |
Adjective
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suitable for performance or dramatization |
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long life |
Noun
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state of living for a very long time |
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standing up |
Noun
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act of rising from one's seat to show respect to a dignitary |
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amchur |
Noun
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dried mango powder used as a souring agent |
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peace and comfort |
Phrase
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state of peace and comfort |
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peace and happiness |
Phrase
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state of peace and happiness |
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Indian gooseberry tree |
Noun
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tree species bearing small, round, sour fruits |
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Bhikshakhori |
Noun
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ancient name for the place known as Bhikshakhori |
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non-human creature |
Noun
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creature other than a human being |
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divine status |
Noun
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status of a deity or state of liberation |
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divine rank |
Noun
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rank of a deity or divine status |