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scholar of Samaveda |
Noun
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an expert in the Samaveda |
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mutual adjustment |
Noun
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the act of mutual exchange or adjustment |
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maritime security committee |
Noun
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an organization responsible for maritime safety |
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evening lamp lighting ritual |
Noun
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a ritual of lighting lamps for the deceased for nine days |
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gentle speech |
Noun
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sweet or pleasant speech |
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persuasive language |
Noun
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sweet or pleasing speech used to persuade |
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social geography |
Noun
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branch of geography studying society |
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compoundedness |
Noun
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the state or quality of being compounded |
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synthetic nature |
Noun
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the quality of being synthetic or combined |
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consolation prize |
Noun
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an award given to a participant who performed well but did not place in the top three |
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travel funds |
Noun
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money or resources required for travel expenses |
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in the evening |
Adverb
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during the time of evening |
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panchabhuta |
Noun
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the five fundamental elements of earth, water, fire, air, and ether |
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community project |
Noun
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a program for public welfare managed by the community |
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community health service |
Noun
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healthcare services or awareness campaigns conducted for public benefit |
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art of poetry |
Noun
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the craft or profession of a poet |
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general fund |
Noun
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a fund available for general public purposes rather than specific tasks |
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current affairs talk |
Noun
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a discussion of contemporary events broadcast via media |
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topical discussion |
Noun
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a discussion focused on current or relevant topics |
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spectators |
Noun
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the audience or viewers of a play or literary performance |
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physiognomic |
Adjective
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relating to bodily marks or lines |
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somatological |
Adjective
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pertaining to the study of physical bodily features |
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communal life |
Noun
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a life lived in connection with a large community |
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collective life |
Noun
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a lifestyle involving collective participation with others |
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excerpted |
Adjective
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taken or quoted from a book, article, or other source |
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base form |
Noun
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the form of a word before the addition of inflections or suffixes |
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physiognomist |
Noun
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an expert in the study of bodily marks or lines |
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marine storm |
Noun
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a storm occurring at sea |
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charioteership |
Noun
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the role or position of a charioteer |
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pacified |
Adverb
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in a manner that settles disputes or rebellions |
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social behavior |
Noun
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conduct or manner of living in accordance with societal norms |
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community entertainment |
Noun
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enjoyable moments celebrated collectively within a group or community |
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social adjustment |
Noun
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process of adapting to changing circumstances and social environmental pressures |
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social security |
Noun
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institutional arrangements to protect society from crime, violence, and insecurity |
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yellowish sissoo |
Noun
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a variety of sissoo tree with a yellowish hue |
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public good |
Noun
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welfare activities provided to all without discrimination |
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military arrangement |
Noun
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logistical arrangements for warfare and weaponry |
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Shorea robusta |
Noun
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a large timber tree known as Shorea robusta |
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devotee of Saraswati |
Noun
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a devotee of the goddess Saraswati or something related to speech |
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identification with the divine |
Noun
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a state of liberation where the individual soul merges with the divine form |
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divine form |
Noun
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the divine form attained by a soul upon liberation |
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Sarasvata grammar |
Noun
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a renowned classical Sanskrit grammar text |
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full-length prostration |
Phrase
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a respectful greeting performed by prostrating the body and touching the ground with eight limbs |
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seriously ill |
Adjective
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in a state of being critically or severely ill |
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metaphorical identification |
Noun
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a type of figurative expression where the object of comparison is superimposed onto the subject |
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term deposit |
Noun
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funds deposited for a specific fixed duration |
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periodical publication |
Noun
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periodicals published at fixed intervals |
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fixed-term appointment |
Noun
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a position held for a specified term or duration |
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terminal examination |
Noun
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an examination conducted at specific intervals during an academic term |
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public road |
Noun
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a path accessible for public movement and transit |