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hilling |
Noun
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the act of mounding soil around a plant |
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to be regurgitated |
Verb
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being subjected to the act of regurgitation |
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state land |
Noun
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land under government ownership with no private claims |
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re-plow |
Verb
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re-plow previously tilled land to loosen the soil |
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loosen soil |
Verb
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loosen soil by re-tilling before planting |
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being lifted |
Phrase
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the act of being moved upward |
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being raised |
Phrase
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the act of being elevated |
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Ihamriga |
Noun
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a four-act Sanskrit dramatic form blending history and fiction with romantic themes |
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state-owned land |
Noun
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land held under government control rather than registered to private individuals |
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get uprooted |
Verb
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to be pulled out from the ground |
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cause to be lifted |
Verb
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to cause something to be lifted |
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cause to be raised |
Verb
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to cause something to be raised |
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cause to be revealed |
Verb
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to cause something to be disclosed |
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cause to be uncovered |
Verb
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to cause something to be exposed |
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doziness |
Noun
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a state of being dazed or sleepy |
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tertiary education |
Noun
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education beyond the secondary level |
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delusion of grandeur |
Noun
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the psychological tendency to perceive oneself as superior to one's actual status or ability |
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be promoted |
Verb
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to be moved to a higher position or status |
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be advanced |
Verb
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to be progressed or improved |
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be dozed |
Verb
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to fall into a light sleep |
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be drowsy |
Verb
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to feel sleepy or drowsy |
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highs and lows |
Phrase
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variations in status or quality |
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abhichara |
Noun
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one of the six tantric rituals of malevolent magic |
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black magic ritual |
Phrase
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a specific ritual of tantric sorcery |
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high level |
Phrase
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a superior rank or excellent quality |
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high aspiration |
Noun
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a strong desire for significant or noble achievements |
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devastated |
Adjective
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completely destroyed or ruined |
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plucker |
Noun
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one who pulls out or uproots |
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pronouncer |
Noun
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one who articulates or speaks |
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aimed |
Adjective
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targeted with a weapon |
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leveled |
Adjective
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aimed or pointed at with a weapon |
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weighing scale |
Noun
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instrument used for weighing small items during trade |
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utsrshtanka |
Noun
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one-act dramatic form featuring a base hero, pathetic sentiment, and tragic conflict |
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sunrise and sunset |
Phrase
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the rising and setting of the sun |
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get relief |
Verb
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to be freed from suffering, pain, or crisis |
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be delivered from |
Phrase
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to be liberated from distress or difficulty |
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Utpattivada |
Noun
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theory by Bhattanayaka stating that aesthetic sentiment is produced |
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production limit |
Phrase
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the specific point or limit of industrial output |
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liberal-minded |
Adjective
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having a generous or broad-minded disposition |
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be visible |
Verb
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to appear or become manifest |
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hymn of the Sama Veda |
Phrase
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a musical portion or chant of the Vedas |
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Samavedi chanter |
Noun
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a priest who chants hymns from the Sama Veda during rituals |
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risen up |
Adjective
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having ascended or emerged |
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sunrise mountain |
Noun
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the eastern mountain from which the sun is believed to rise |
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inaugurator |
Noun
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one who performs an opening or inauguration |
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Northern dialect |
Phrase
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the northern dialect of Sanskrit that gave rise to Prakrit languages |
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ascetic sect |
Noun
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a specific sect of ascetics |
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explained |
Adjective
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having been described or explained |
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uplifter |
Noun
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one who elevates or leads upward |
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anukramani |
Noun
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a Vedic text listing the sages and meters of hymns |