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maintenance cost |
Noun
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the cost of maintenance or repairs |
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stay safe |
Verb
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to remain safe or avoid harmful situations |
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sixteen-fold worship |
Noun
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a sixteen-step ritual of deity worship |
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joint statement |
Noun
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a public announcement issued jointly by representatives of two or more nations |
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consonant cluster |
Noun
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a character formed by the combination of two or more consonants |
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joint committee |
Noun
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committee formed by the collaboration of two groups, communities, or organizations |
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romantic ending |
Phrase
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narrative conclusion featuring the union of the hero and heroine |
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sixteen sacraments |
Noun
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sixteen traditional rites performed from conception to death in Hindu culture |
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sixteen rites of passage |
Phrase
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sixteen traditional rites performed from conception to death in Hindu culture |
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samlapaka |
Noun
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type of dramatic performance consisting of three or four acts featuring a cunning protagonist |
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combiner |
Noun
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person or thing that brings together multiple subjects or elements |
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uniter |
Noun
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person or thing that brings together multiple subjects or elements |
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cause to sharpen |
Phrase
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to cause an object to be sharpened |
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abutting neighbor |
Noun
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neighbor whose property boundary is adjacent to one's own |
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sixty-year cycle |
Noun
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sixty-year cycle of years in the Hindu calendar |
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six limbs of the Vedas |
Phrase
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the six auxiliary disciplines of the Vedas |
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female reporter |
Noun
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woman who works as a reporter |
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constitutional body |
Noun
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body or institution established or protected by the constitution |
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constitutional court |
Noun
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court recognized and protected by the constitution |
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constitutional remedy |
Noun
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legal action taken based on constitutional provisions |
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constitutional law |
Noun
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laws enacted and validated based on the constitution |
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constitutional government |
Noun
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government with powers limited and defined by the constitution |
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sanctifier |
Noun
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person who performs rituals or purifications |
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repayer |
Noun
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person who settles or repays a debt |
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editor's note |
Noun
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remarks or commentary provided by an editor |
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Svetambara |
Noun
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sect of Jainism whose members wear white garments |
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organizership |
Noun
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state or position of being an organizer |
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evolved |
Adjective
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having undergone evolution or development |
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cycle of existence |
Noun
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the continuous cycle of birth, death, and worldly existence |
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life's journey |
Noun
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the experience of living from birth until death |
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pilgrimage of life |
Phrase
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the journey of life from birth to death, including all experiences of joy and sorrow |
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white-clad monk |
Noun
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an ascetic who wears white garments |
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retroflex s |
Noun
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the thirty-first consonant of the Devanagari alphabet, a retroflex sibilant |
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social contact |
Noun
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physical contact or interaction involving social or ritual purity considerations |
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corruption by association |
Noun
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negative traits or consequences arising from bad company or association |
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associated |
Adjective
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having a connection or being in contact with others |
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constitutionally guaranteed |
Adjective
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granted or provided by the constitution |
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well-served |
Adjective
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well-served or properly attended to |
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well-attended |
Adjective
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having many people present or well-attended |
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devoted service |
Noun
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the act of providing dedicated or excellent service |
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Sanskrit language |
Noun
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the ancient Indo-Aryan language characterized by its highly refined and polished structure |
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refined language |
Noun
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a highly polished, sophisticated, or refined form of language |
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cultural heritage |
Noun
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the collective values, traditions, beliefs, and material expressions that define a society or nation's identity |
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samyama |
Noun
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a yogic practice involving concentration, contemplation, and meditative absorption |
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capable or incapable |
Adjective
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being either capable or incapable |
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ability or inability |
Noun
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the state of having or lacking the ability to perform a task |
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sequencing |
Noun
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the process of arranging things in a specific order |
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founding member |
Noun
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an individual belonging to the initial group that established an organization or sect |
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convective |
Adjective
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related to or involving the process of convection |
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culinary preparation |
Noun
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the process of preparing or cooking food |