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triumphal march |
Noun
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a ceremonial march held to celebrate a triumph |
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tenth day of Ashvin |
Noun
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the tenth day of the bright fortnight of the month of Ashvin |
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derisible |
Adjective
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worthy of ridicule or mockery |
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vidushaka |
Noun
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a comic character in a traditional drama |
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wandered |
Adjective
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having traveled or wandered about |
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roamed |
Adjective
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wandered or moved about |
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large building |
Noun
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large structure with many rooms or sections |
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winnable |
Adjective
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capable of being conquered |
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bitol |
Noun
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see bitol |
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vijnana |
Noun
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knowledge of the nature of the self according to Buddhist philosophy |
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advertising service |
Phrase
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service providing advertisements interspersed with musical requests on radio |
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financial resource |
Noun
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material assets used by a state or organization to generate cash |
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scientism |
Noun
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doctrine that prioritizes physical knowledge or science above all else |
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Vidura |
Noun
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wise half-brother of Dhritarashtra |
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historical town |
Noun
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ancient city in central India now known as Bhilsa |
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foreign investment |
Phrase
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capital invested in a country's industry or business from abroad |
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foreign enemy |
Phrase
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citizen of an enemy country or state |
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knower of the self |
Noun
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one who possesses knowledge of the soul and the supreme spirit |
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vacancy announcement |
Phrase
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public notice inviting applications for jobs or services |
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electrical flow |
Phrase
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process of current flowing from negative to positive electrical poles |
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Vidyadhara |
Noun
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a class of celestial beings such as Gandharvas or Kinnaras |
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foreign currency |
Phrase
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currency used in another country |
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endeavored |
Adjective
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attempted or exerted effort |
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searched |
Adjective
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searched or investigated |
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'-ologist |
Noun
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suffix denoting an expert or one who knows |
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power distributor |
Phrase
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device that supplies electricity |
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vijnanavada |
Noun
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Buddhist philosophical doctrine that considers consciousness the only reality |
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subjective idealism |
Noun
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Buddhist philosophical doctrine that considers consciousness the only reality |
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aspirant student |
Noun
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one who desires to acquire knowledge |
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seeker of knowledge |
Noun
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one who desires to acquire knowledge |
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student organization |
Noun
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association formed by students for their rights and interests |
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scriptural injunction |
Noun
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divine or scriptural order |
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divine command |
Noun
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divine or scriptural order |
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in accordance with the law |
Phrase
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in accordance with legal or scriptural provisions |
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literacy initiation |
Noun
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rite of initiation into literacy for a young child |
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power corporation |
Noun
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corporation responsible for the generation and distribution of electricity |
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electricity board |
Noun
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corporation responsible for the generation and distribution of electricity |
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alien religion |
Adjective
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pertaining to a religion different from one's own |
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law graduate |
Noun
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person who has passed a degree in law |
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finance commission |
Noun
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committee formed to manage financial and expenditure arrangements |
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finance manager |
Noun
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government official responsible for managing state revenue and expenditure |
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string of lights |
Noun
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series of electric lights arranged in a row |
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fairy lights |
Noun
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series of electric lights arranged in a row |
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legal advisor |
Noun
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official who provides legal advice to the government |
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legal counsel |
Noun
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official who provides legal advice to the government |
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law secretary |
Noun
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high-ranking government official who advises on legal matters |
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legal secretary |
Noun
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high-ranking government official who advises on legal matters |
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draft legislation |
Noun
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draft of a law presented to a legislative body for approval |
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most learned |
Adjective
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most learned or highly scholarly |
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scriptural rule |
Noun
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rule prescribed in religious or authoritative texts |