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moral path |
Noun
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way of life dictated by moral and religious principles |
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guardian of faith |
Noun
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one who observes and protects the faith |
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deposit ledger |
Noun
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ledger for recording pending deposits |
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rending sound |
Verb
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to make a sound while being torn |
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to be caused to tear |
Verb
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to be caused to tear |
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series of stripes |
Noun
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collection of stripes of varying sizes |
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deed of agreement |
Noun
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contract signed with religious or divine witness |
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virtue-bestowing |
Adjective
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bestowing merit or virtue |
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ethical dilemma |
Noun
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dilemma in distinguishing right from wrong |
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compendium of religious texts |
Noun
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collection of scriptures explaining religious principles |
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dharamshala |
Noun
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building for religious instruction or charitable lodging |
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adorned hair |
Noun
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hair adorned with flowers or ornaments |
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decorated coiffure |
Noun
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coiffure decorated with flowers or ornaments |
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Pieris ovalifolia |
Noun
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shrub with small leaves and red flowers |
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expert in religion |
Noun
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person knowledgeable in religious matters |
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lawful wife |
Noun
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wife married according to religious rites |
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moral discernment |
Noun
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capacity to distinguish between righteousness and unrighteousness |
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ethical judgment |
Noun
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judgment regarding moral or religious correctness |
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religious judge |
Noun
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official authorized to make religious or legal decisions |
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to be deposited |
Verb
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to be placed or deposited |
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memorial tower |
Noun
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historic nine-story memorial tower in Kathmandu |
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to be set |
Verb
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to be caused to be placed or set |
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to cause to place |
Verb
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to cause someone to place something |
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to cause to set |
Verb
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to cause someone to set something |
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community granary |
Noun
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communal grain store for use during famine |
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for religious purposes |
Adverb
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for the sake of religion or merit |
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embodiment of righteousness |
Noun
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person who is the living embodiment of righteousness |
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judge's seat |
Noun
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seat used by a judge for dispensing justice |
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devout woman |
Noun
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woman who is devout or religious |
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orographic rain |
Noun
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precipitation caused by moisture-laden air rising over mountains |
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judicial authority |
Noun
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authority to ensure justice according to law and religious tradition |
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fallen from grace |
Adjective
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having deviated from religious conduct or moral duty |
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white dove |
Noun
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a bird of the dove family with white plumage |
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streaks |
Noun
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a collection of numerous small lines or stripes |
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religious era |
Noun
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an era where religious duty is considered the primary human obligation |
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age of righteousness |
Noun
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an era where religious duty is considered the primary human obligation |
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just war |
Noun
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a conflict fought according to religious principles or for justice |
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holy war |
Noun
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a conflict fought for the protection of one's religion |
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defender of the faith |
Noun
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one who observes and protects religious principles |
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protector of religion |
Noun
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one who observes and protects religious principles |
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religious devotion |
Noun
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deep attachment or devotion to religious practice |
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dharmamegha |
Noun
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the tenth stage of spiritual development in Mahayana Buddhism |
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tenth bhumi |
Noun
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the tenth stage of spiritual development in Mahayana Buddhism |
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indifferent to religion |
Adjective
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lacking interest or inclination toward religious matters |
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steadfast in righteousness |
Adjective
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unwavering in the practice of righteousness regardless of circumstances |
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religious fanaticism |
Noun
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the act of destroying other religions to elevate one's own |
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religious extremism |
Noun
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the act of destroying other religions to elevate one's own |
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soft ground |
Noun
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land prone to sinking or collapsing |
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sinking ground |
Noun
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land prone to sinking or collapsing |
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to be sunk |
Verb
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to be caused to sink or subside |