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diverse activities |
Noun
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variety of different activities |
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Vastu Shastra |
Noun
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science of architecture and construction |
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optionality |
Noun
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act of choosing one rule among various grammatical options |
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discretionary rule |
Noun
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grammatical rule allowing for alternative choices |
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conceptual doubt |
Noun
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mental state of doubt or hesitation in yoga philosophy |
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vikalpa (rhetoric) |
Noun
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a figure of speech presenting two contradictory options |
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arrow of repulsion |
Noun
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one of the five arrows of the god of love |
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development bond |
Noun
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a government-issued debt instrument for development funding with interest and repayment terms |
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development expenditure |
Noun
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government spending allocated for development projects |
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development budget |
Noun
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financial planning and accounts related to development projects |
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development-oriented |
Adjective
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prioritizing development as the primary goal |
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radioscience |
Noun
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the study of electromagnetic radiation |
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disproved |
Adjective
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refuted or invalidated in an argument |
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rebutted |
Adjective
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refuted or invalidated in an argument |
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Vikram Samvat-related |
Adjective
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pertaining to the Vikram Samvat calendar |
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Vikram Samvat related |
Adjective
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pertaining to the Vikram Samvat calendar |
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Vikari |
Noun
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one of the sixty years in the Hindu cycle |
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fusibility |
Noun
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the property of being able to melt or dissolve |
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deformed state |
Noun
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a state of being damaged or physically deformed |
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graceful walker |
Noun
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a person or creature with an elegant gait |
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under consideration |
Adjective
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reserved for further deliberation or decision-making |
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for consideration |
Adverb
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for the purpose of discussion or deliberation |
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Vikram Samvat |
Noun
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the calendar era established by Vikramaditya used in Nepal |
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Hindu calendar |
Noun
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the calendar era established by Vikramaditya used in Nepal |
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apabhramsha |
Noun
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a stage of Indo-Aryan language evolution between Prakrit and modern languages |
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corrupted form |
Noun
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a word form derived from a root through linguistic corruption |
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court clerk |
Noun
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a court official responsible for summarizing case files for a judge |
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dividing |
Adjective
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causing separation or division |
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development plan |
Noun
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a short or long-term policy framework for national development |
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deviated |
Adjective
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having strayed from one's goal, position, or duty |
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derailed |
Adjective
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deviated from one's goal, position, or duty |
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strayed |
Adjective
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having strayed from one's goal, position, or duty |
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sales ledger |
Noun
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a book for recording daily sales transactions |
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sales register |
Noun
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a register for recording daily sales transactions |
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cash memo |
Noun
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a document detailing items sold, their rates, and prices |
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conveyance deed |
Noun
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a legal document detailing the terms and conditions of a property sale |
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victory column |
Noun
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a monument or pillar erected to commemorate a victory |
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philosophical inquiry |
Noun
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the act of philosophical examination or logical reasoning |
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unmetrical |
Adjective
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lacking proper poetic meter or rhythm |
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Vichitra Alankara |
Noun
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a figure of speech involving the attainment of a result through an inverted method |
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troubleshooting |
Noun
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the process of identifying and removing obstacles or difficulties |
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removal of obstacles |
Phrase
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the act of resolving or clearing away impediments |
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Vijaya (name of a year in the Hindu calendar) |
Noun
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one of the sixty years in the Hindu calendar cycle |
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follower of scientism |
Noun
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a person who follows or believes in the doctrine of scientism |
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desire to win |
Noun
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the desire or ambition to achieve victory |
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polymetric |
Adjective
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composed of various types of poetic meters |
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multimetric |
Adjective
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having multiple or diverse poetic meters |
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propitious time |
Noun
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an auspicious moment prescribed by astrology for starting a task |
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auspicious departure time |
Noun
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a propitious time for departure to ensure success in battle |
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victory procession |
Noun
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a procession or journey undertaken to celebrate or secure victory |