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cast a spell |
Verb
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to enchant or influence through the recitation of spells |
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female minister |
Noun
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a female advisor or government minister |
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core mantra |
Noun
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the fundamental or seed syllable of a mantra |
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root mantra |
Noun
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the primary or foundational mantra |
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Mount Mandara |
Noun
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the mythological Mandara mountain |
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heavenly river |
Noun
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mythological stream of the Ganges flowing through heaven |
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ministership |
Noun
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the office or duties of a minister |
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to enchant |
Verb
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to be subjected to the use of incantations |
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to cast a spell |
Verb
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to be subjected to the use of incantations |
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home-brewed alcohol |
Noun
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locally distilled liquor made from wheat or millet for festivals |
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mind analysis |
Noun
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the analysis of the human mind |
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mid-term |
Adjective
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pertaining to an intermediate period of time |
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letter of approval |
Noun
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a written document providing formal consent or approval |
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ripped |
Adjective
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having a stem or stalk |
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low register |
Noun
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the lowest register or pitch in music |
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cabinet-level |
Adjective
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relating to the council of ministers |
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heal by incantation |
Verb
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to cure through the use of ritual incantations |
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Montessori |
Noun
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an educator focused on child-centered early childhood development |
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be propitiated |
Verb
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to be offered as a ritual sacrifice |
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be sacrificed |
Verb
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to be offered as a ritual sacrifice |
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manvantara |
Noun
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a cosmic cycle lasting one-fourteenth of a day of Brahma |
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Mandara |
Noun
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one of the five legendary trees of Indra's garden |
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be defeated |
Verb
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to be defeated in a game or lose a piece in board games |
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suffer intensely |
Verb
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to experience unbearable suffering |
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mantra initiation |
Noun
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the act of imparting a sacred mantra |
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Marathi |
Adjective
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relating to the Maharashtra region, its people, or its language |
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peacock-feather fan |
Noun
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a fan made from peacock feathers |
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collection of mantras |
Noun
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a collection of Vedic hymns or mantras |
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to be enchanted |
Verb
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to be subjected to the influence of an incantation |
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to be charmed |
Verb
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to be subjected to the influence of an incantation |
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to be spellbound |
Verb
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to be affected by a magical incantation |
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midterm assessment |
Noun
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evaluation of progress made at a specific stage |
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devote oneself |
Verb
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to work with extreme dedication and effort |
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funeral procession participant |
Noun
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a person accompanying a funeral procession |
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churning vessel |
Noun
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a vessel used for churning curd |
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mantra-seer |
Noun
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a sage who perceives or reveals sacred mantras |
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confidential matter |
Noun
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a secret or confidential matter |
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pepper pattern |
Noun
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a pattern of small black dots resembling peppercorns |
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daura |
Noun
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a traditional Nepali tunic with side ties and a pleated skirt |
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labeda |
Noun
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a knee-length traditional tunic worn with trousers |
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momo |
Noun
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a steamed dumpling filled with spiced minced meat |
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exorcism formula |
Noun
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a set of words used in exorcism or to neutralize poison |
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hymnographer |
Noun
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a sage who composes or reveals Vedic hymns |
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mantra seed |
Noun
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the initial syllable or word of a mantra |
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repaired |
Adjective
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having undergone repair |
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mendable |
Adjective
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requiring repair |
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maintenance grant |
Noun
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a grant or land provided for the support of a deceased soldier's family |
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Maharashtrian |
Noun
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a native or inhabitant of Maharashtra |
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to be caused to die |
Verb
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to be forced to die |
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to cause to die |
Verb
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to cause someone to die |