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to be established |
Phrase
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to be proposed or established |
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guardianship office |
Noun
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a government department managing and protecting the assets of minors or incapacitated persons |
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trustee department |
Noun
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a government department managing and protecting the assets of minors or incapacitated persons |
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dialectical process |
Noun
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a physical, social, or economic process occurring between opposing forces in dialectical materialism |
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reactionary politics |
Noun
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a regressive ideology that opposes progress, scientific thought, and social change |
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every rule |
Phrase
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each and every regulation |
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each rule |
Phrase
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every individual rule |
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to be maintained |
Adjective
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worthy of or requiring observance |
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to be protected |
Adjective
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needing to be protected or maintained |
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special rule |
Noun
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a special rule that overrides a general one |
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at every position |
Phrase
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at every step or position |
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democratic theory |
Noun
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the theory or principles of democracy |
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every moment |
Adverb
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at every moment or continuously |
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antipole |
Noun
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the pole opposite to another |
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anticline |
Noun
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the upward-folded part of a rock formation |
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compensatory |
Adjective
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serving as compensation or repayment |
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counterattacking |
Adjective
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acting in retaliation or counterattack |
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counterrevolutionary ideology |
Noun
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an ideology supporting counterrevolution |
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resisted |
Adjective
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having been resisted or opposed |
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born of pratiloma marriage |
Adjective
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born from a union between a lower-caste man and higher-caste woman |
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exogamous marriage |
Noun
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marriage outside one's own clan or lineage |
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hypogamy |
Noun
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marriage between a man of a lower caste and a woman of a higher caste |
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repeated operation |
Noun
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the act of operating something repeatedly |
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frequent operation |
Noun
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the act of frequent operation |
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mutual influence |
Noun
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reciprocal influence between two entities |
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intergenerational influence |
Noun
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influence exerted by a later generation upon an earlier one |
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counter-question |
Noun
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a question asked in response to another question |
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startled cry |
Noun
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a sound uttered in surprise or shock |
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different-caste |
Adjective
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of a different lineage, caste, or quality |
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countersigned |
Adjective
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signed by a second person to authenticate a document |
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defense commission |
Noun
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a body formed to manage national security arrangements |
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defense spending |
Noun
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government spending allocated for national defense and protection |
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defense expenditure |
Noun
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government spending allocated for national defense and protection |
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honorary certificate |
Noun
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a document issued to signify honor or recognition |
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re-consecration |
Noun
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the act of performing a ritual again |
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re-initiation |
Noun
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the act of performing a ritual again |
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competitive examination |
Noun
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an assessment conducted to select the best candidate for a position or award |
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to be awaited |
Adjective
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requiring to be waited for |
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worth waiting for |
Adjective
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deserving of being waited for |
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counter-operated |
Adjective
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operated in retaliation |
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retaliatory thought |
Noun
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thought process occurring in response to another |
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counter-reflection |
Noun
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thought process occurring in response to another |
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reflectionism |
Noun
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a theory that art should only reflect the objective world |
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mimetic theory |
Noun
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a theory that art should only reflect the objective world |
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express contract |
Noun
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an explicit agreement or contract |
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direct knowledge |
Noun
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knowledge acquired through direct sensory perception |
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capitation tax |
Noun
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a tax levied on each individual for a specified period |
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suggested |
Adjective
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derived through implication or suggestive meaning |
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direct election |
Noun
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a process where citizens directly elect representatives or officials |
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eyewitness testimony |
Noun
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evidence provided by someone who has personally witnessed an event |