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bad coincidence |
Noun
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unfortunate coincidence or unexpected negative event |
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unfortunate event |
Noun
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unfortunate coincidence or unexpected negative event |
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immoral conduct |
Noun
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reprehensible behavior or corrupt conduct |
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evil desire |
Noun
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desire for something improper or harmful |
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evil design |
Noun
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malicious intent or improper objective |
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rare coin |
Noun
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valuable currency that is difficult to obtain |
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scarce currency |
Noun
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valuable currency that is difficult to obtain |
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biting remark |
Noun
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a stinging or harsh verbal expression |
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caustic speech |
Noun
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a stinging or harsh verbal expression |
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bad handwriting |
Noun
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poor or illegible writing |
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moribund sign |
Noun
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an ominous sign observed in terminally ill patients |
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terminal symptom |
Noun
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an ominous sign observed in terminally ill patients |
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mal- |
Noun
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a prefix denoting defect, badness, severity, or prohibition |
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durmallika |
Noun
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a primary type of Sanskrit drama consisting of four acts |
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a type of Sanskrit drama |
Phrase
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a primary type of Sanskrit drama consisting of four acts |
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two-anna coin |
Noun
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a collection or unit of two annas |
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vicious habit |
Noun
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a deeply ingrained negative mental impression or habit |
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bad संस्कार |
Noun
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a deeply ingrained negative mental impression or habit |
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evil tendency |
Noun
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a deeply ingrained negative mental impression or habit |
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bad policy |
Noun
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a reprehensible or poor policy |
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unethical policy |
Noun
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a reprehensible or poor policy |
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hard task |
Adjective
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a task that is difficult or arduous to perform |
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difficult undertaking |
Noun
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a task that is difficult or arduous to perform |
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homecoming visit |
Noun
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a visit by a bride to her parental home shortly after marriage |
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adventurist |
Noun
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a follower of adventurism or a reckless person |
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immoral behavior |
Noun
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bad conduct or immoral behavior |
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deplorable condition |
Noun
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a disorganized or deteriorated state |
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Durangama |
Noun
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the seventh stage of the ten or thirteen bhumis in Buddhism |
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cause to be milked |
Verb
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to cause someone to milk an animal |
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telecommunication service |
Noun
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a service for exchanging information over long distances |
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newcomer from afar |
Noun
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person who has arrived from a far-off place |
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arrived from a distance |
Adjective
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having come from a great distance |
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syntactic displacement |
Noun
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grammatical difficulty caused by words being separated from their related terms |
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disjointed construction |
Noun
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sentence structure where related words are placed too far apart for easy comprehension |
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female envoy |
Noun
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woman acting as a messenger |
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suppurant |
Noun
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medicinal substance that causes a wound to suppurate or purifies it |
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literary obscurity |
Noun
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literary flaw involving overly complex or disjointed syntax |
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Dushyanta |
Noun
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legendary king of the Puru dynasty and husband of Shakuntala |
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teleprinting |
Noun
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process of transmitting text electronically to a remote location |
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negative impact |
Noun
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adverse or harmful influence |
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ill-advised attempt |
Noun
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ill-conceived or poorly executed attempt |
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foolhardy attempt |
Noun
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reckless or daring attempt |
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visual aid |
Noun
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material such as slides or posters used for instruction |
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given value |
Noun
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known numerical value provided in a mathematical problem |
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true to one's word |
Adjective
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committed to fulfilling one's promises or vows |
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firmly joined |
Adjective
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firmly connected or joined in a way that cannot be easily separated |
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ogling |
Noun
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act of looking sideways or casting a flirtatious glance |
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seen |
Adjective
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perceived by the eyes |
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honorific term |
Noun
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respectful term used for members of the Gangai, Tajpuriya, and Rajbanshi communities |
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long-distance vision |
Noun
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act of seeing over a long distance |