Vocab Solution 3 Flashcards
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penury
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“extreme poverty//penurious students keep on baging ““pen your please.pen your please”””
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percussion
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the sharp striking of one thing against another//i stopped percussion sound with cushion
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perdition
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damnation; ruin; hell//partition will lead to perdition
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peregrination
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wandering from place to place//we started a peregrination for migration
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peremptory
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expecting to be obeyed//peremptory order to empty home
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perennial
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lasting for a long time//perennial problem of nai in punjab
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perfidy
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faithlessness, treachery//perfidy of servant ki usne poisonous barfi di
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perfunctory
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done without care; in a routine fashion// he is running my factory in perfunctory
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peripatetic
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many short travels//its pathetic to have peripatic life style
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perjury
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lying under oath//speaking lie in front of jury is perjury
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pernicious
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harmful//nasha is pernicious
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peroration
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the concluding part of a speech//in the end of oration there is peroration
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perpetuate
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to cause to continue//petu ate to perpetuate his obesity
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perspicacious
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keen; mentally sharp//a perspicacious girl can tell how much money will be in boys purse
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pert
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attractive and neat//pert wears skirt
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pertinent
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having to do with the subject at hand; relevant//it is pertinent to keep tenant
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perturb
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to disturb greatly//if you perturb that means you disturb
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peruse
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(v.) to read thoroughly and carefully//peruse the manual before use
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pervasive
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to spread throughout//shiva is pervasive all over
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perverse
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contrary, persisting in error//some verses are perverse now
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perversion
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corruption; turning from right to wrong//perversion is the new version of society
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pestilent
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deadly//pesticides have pestilent effects
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pestle
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a club-shaped hand tool for grinding and mixing substances in a mortar//with the pestle we can make paste
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petrify
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scare, frighten//we have kept a pet to petrify
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petulant
Irritable or short-tempered//this petu has become petulant
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pharisaical
self-righteous; hypocritical//Pharisaical support use of cycle
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philanderer
faithless lover; flirt//wanderers are considered philanderer
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philatelist
stamp collector//philatelist does not care about stamps rate list
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philistine
one who lacks culture or taste//people of philistine are not philistine
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phlegmatic
calm and unemotional in temperament//in front of our flag we remain phelgmatic
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Phylum
Group of closely related classes//we made a file of phylum
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physiognomy
facial features//consult your physio to improve physiognomy
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piebald
multicolored; spotted//we cant see piebald on a bald horse
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piecemeal
(adj) one piece at a time; (adv) gradually//piecemeal method of eating meal
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pied
multicolored//pied pie chart
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pillage
to rob of goods by open force//now a days there is pillage in our village
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pillory
to punish, hold up to public scorn
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pinion
to confine//pinioned with pin
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pique
to cause resentment; to provoke//don't pique me anymore otherwise my anger will reach at its peak
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pith
(n) core, essence; significance or weight//collect the pith and throw in pit
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pittance
a small amount//give some pittance for her dance
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Placebo
a fake drug used in the testing of medication//this is not a place for placebo
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placid
calm, peaceful//placid action of acid in bathroom
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plagiarize
steal another's ideas and pass them off as one's own//plan arise in my mind to plagiarize plague ideas
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plaintive
expressing sorrow//plaintive because of plain tv
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plaint
a long piece of sth//girl become late due to designing their plaint
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platitude
stale; overused expression//flat attitude is my platitude
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platonic
spiritual; theoretical//there is a tonic which makes our relationship platonic
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plaudits
applause; enthusiastic praise or approval//he won plaudit after good audit
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plebeian
(adj.) common, vulgar; belonging to the lower class; (n.) a common person, member of the lower class//play boy are often plebeian
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Plebiscite
vote of the people//people cite their opinion during plebiscite
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plenary
(adj.) complete in all aspects or essentials; absolute; attended by all qualified members//its my plea to let me go in plenary
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plethora
excess//please throw a party if you have plethora of money
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pliable
flexible//ply is not pliable
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pliant
bending readily; easily influenced//there was a plaint in our flight
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plight
a dangerous, difficult, or otherwise unfortunate situation//there is a plight of flight
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plucky
courageous; spunky//luck and pluck makes a man successful
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plumage
feathers of a bird//after a certain age birds loose plumage
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plumb
to examine deeply; determine the depth//plumber is trying to plumb the situation
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plummet
fall suddenly and steeply//a comet plummets towards earth
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podiatrist
foot doctor//podiatrist is the artist of feet
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poignant
emotionally moving//she has poignant memory of when she was pregnant
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poltroom
coward// some people become poltroom in pool room
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polemical
controversial; argumentative//during poll politician polemical from mike
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polyglot
a speaker of many languages//goat is not a polyglot
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pomposity
self-important behaviour//pompous people keep on doing self pumping
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politico
politician//a politico is a politician
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ponderous
Heavy and slow moving//ponderous people ponder a lot
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pontiff
Pope//a pontiff never indulges in a tiff
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pontificate
officiate as bishop//pontificate among those who have certificate of religious studies
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portend
foretell//when we reached the ports end we portend tsunami waves
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portly
(adj.) - fat, chubby, round//shortly you will become portly
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poseur
person who affects an attitude to impress others// poseur in a pose
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Poser
difficult question//posers asks many poser
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potpourri
mixture//potpourri in port
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poultice
A soft, moist mass of bread, meal or clay//put ice as poultice
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pragmatic
practical//in a probleati situation approah a pragati an
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prate
to talk idly; chatter//she was prating on rate
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prattle
meaningless, foolish talk//don't prattle about rattle snake
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precarious
Dangerous; risky; lacking in security or stability
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precept
a rule of conduct or action//you have to pre accept the precepts of high school
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precipice
a very steep cliff//first sip ice before climbing at precipice
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precipitous
a precipitous change is sudden great and unpleasant//tsunami was a precipitous gift to us by nature
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preclude
to prevent//don't preclude let me conclude
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precocious
talented beyond one's age//pre conscious child is a precocious child
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predicament
a difficult situation//its a predicament to predict
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predilection
preference//we have predilection for our dialect
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precursor
forerunner//cursor is the precursor of various files to be opened
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predispose
influence sb//director predisposed her this pose
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preeminent
famous; outstanding//all prominent people are not preeminent
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preempt
to prevent//empty my land to preempt illegal possession
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preem
spend lot of time making yourself look attractive//preeming for her prince
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prelude
an introduction//prelude is beginning, conclude is end
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premonition
a warning in advance//premonition while carrying money
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preponderance
bulk//preponderance of pounds
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preposterous
absurd//sometimes most of us gives preposterous excuse
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prerogative
a right or privilege//being interrogative is prerogative of police
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prescience
foreknowledge//i know the science of prescience
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presumptous
over confident, arrogant//assumption of marriage in first meeting is presumptous
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preternatural
supernatural//unnatural powers are preternatural
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pretext
a false reason, deceptive excuse//i called her home on the pretext of textbook
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prevaricate
to deliberately avoid the truth; to mislead//put barricade on site to prevaricate
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prim
feeling or showing disapproval//trim the speech to be prim
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Primogeniture
first child in the family//primogeniture is naughty in nature
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primordial
original; existing from the beginning//this dial is primordial from the beginning of company
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pristine
fresh and clean; uncorrupted//pristine clothes of a priest
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privation
lack of necessities//privation in private job
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privy
sharing in the knowledge of (something secret or private).//we met a private place to get privy information
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probity
honesty, integrity//i got a chance to prove my probity
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prodigal
wasteful//a proudy gal is prodigal
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prodigious
remarkably or impressively great in extent, size, or degree//prodigious work by child prodigy
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profligate
wasteful in money//bill gates does not profligate
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progeny
offspring//progeny of jaini
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prognosis
medical forecast//diagnosis was done prognosis
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proliferate
to increase in number quickly//life rate are proliferating
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proletarian
connected with ordinary people//people in poultry farm are proletarian
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prolific
Abundantly productive//prolific production is being profitable
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promiscuous
No strong pair bonds or lasting relationships.//promiscuous person has promise to kiss many people
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promulgate
to make known officially//promulgate for checking of all visitors at mau gate
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propensity
a natural inclination or tendency//now a days people have propensity to live in metro city
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prophylactic
intended to prevent disease//physician use lactic acid as prophylactic
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propitiate
to appease//let me proper eat to if you want to propitiate me
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propitious
presenting favorable circumstances//huge profit will propitious to us
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proponent
supporter//proponent has many oponent
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propound
to suggest for consideration; to propose//we propound for the revaluation of pound
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propriety
the quality of behaving in a proper manner; obeying rules and customs//propriety of proprietor
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prosaic
dull//poetry is interesting but prose is prosaic
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Proscenium
stage forward of curtain//
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proselytize
to convert someone to a faith, belief, or cause
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protract
to prolong
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prostrate
lying face down//lay straight to prostrate
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protean
readily changing form or character//protean eats protein
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protrude
to stick out//a rude protrude his tongue
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protuberance
a bony outgrowth or protruding part//pump air in tube for protuberance
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provender
dry food for livestock//who is the vender for provender
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provident
providing carefully for the future//allocate your provident fund providentally
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prune
cut away; trim//we prune our hair in salon
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prude
excessively modest person//prude generally become rude
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prurient
given to lustful or lewd thoughts//pure thoughts are not prurient
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pry
to try to find out people's private lives//spy has tendency to pry
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pugilist
boxer//this is the list of all pugilist
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pugnacity
combativeness; disposition to fight//she has a huge capacity for pugnacity
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pulchritude
physical beauty//right attitude increases one's pulchritude
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pulverize
to pound, crush, or grind into powder or dust//pulverize means to powderize
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punitive
punishing//punitive measures against nature
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pummel
to beat, as with the fists//camel does not pummel
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punctilious
showing great attention to detail or correct behavior//punctilious person is punctual
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puny
small and weak//pony tail is puny
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purge
to wash away impurities, clean up//urge the court to purge from conviction
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purgative
relieves constipation; strong cathartic//purgative left forgetive effects
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Purgatory
A place of temporary punishment//purgatory is a pure gate to heaven
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Puritans
strict moral attitude//puritan does not eat a ton
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purloin
to steal//a lion has a habit of purloin
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purse
to pucker or to tighten one's lips//i pursed my lips when sb stole my purse
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pushover
easy to do or win// it is pushover to push
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purveyor
supplier; seller//purveyor hired a conveyor
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pussillanimous
small-minded//pussy is not pussillanimous animal
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pulative
thought-to-be//put a cup of tea on table is pulative
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putrid
rotten and foul smelling//get rid of putrid fruits
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pylon
a tall metal structure that is used for carrying electricity wires high above the ground//standing near pylon is not safe during cyclone
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sabbatical
A leave of absence from an organization to renew or develop skills//sab baate kal karenge because tomorrow is sabbatical
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sacrilege
improper or disrespectful treatment of something held sacred//leg in front of sacred thing is act of sacrilege
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sadistic
(adj.) delighting in cruelty, excessively cruel//a sadistic person enjoys making people sad with his stick
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sacrosanct
extremely holy// there are sakro saints but only few are sacrosanct for me
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sagacious
wise//sagacious people eat palak saag
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salacious
lascivious, lustful//my sala was watching salacious song
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sallow
yellowish//
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ruddy
having a healthy red color//
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sally
suddenly rush forth//sally with sallies
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salubrious
promoting health or well-being//salubrious atmosphere as sali is with you
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salutary
beneficial//salute to army by prisoners is salutary
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salvage
to save from fire or shipwreck//salvage from salary and wage
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salvo
a burst of gunfire or cannon shot// poorey saal salvo of savlon soap bellets in valley
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sanctimonious
making a show of being morally superior to other people//sant and muni are more sanctimonious
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sanguinary
bloody//sanguinary incident in sindhu nadi
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sanguine
cheerful; optimistic//sanguine people sang and drink wine
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sangfroid
composure or coolness//he sang and used fa deo to be sangfroid
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sardonic
grimly or scornfully mocking, bitterly sarcastic//sardonic comments of sir don
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sartorial
pertaining to tailors//she tore saari to make new sartorial style
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saturnine
gloomy and remote //saturnine face of people of saturnine
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scads
a large number or amount//scads of adds
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savory
tasty//save money to enjoy savory savai
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scabbard
cover for a sword// a sword cupboard is called scabbard
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scaffold
a temporary platform used in work on a building//fold the scaffold after work
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scamper
to run quickly//they did scam and scampered
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schism
split//there is no schism in sikhism
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scintilla
trace amount//not a scintilla of scene from tola
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scoff
to make fun of//doctor scoff at his cough
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scotch
to put an end to//dad scratched the rumour of drinking scotch
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scourge
to whip, punish severely//karj is a scourge
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scowl
a facial expression of dislike or displeasure // he scowls when i call him reel
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scruple
doubt or uneasiness as to what is right or proper//screwed people were willing to escape but have a feeling of scruple
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scrupulous
exact, careful//turning screw in plus direction scrupulous
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scuffle
to fight or struggle closely with//fold shirt cuff before scuffle
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scurrilous
coarsely abusive; vulgar//scurrilous remark of giving curry less
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scurry
rush//scurrying after seeing scary scene
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Satire
A literary work that criticizes human misconduct and ridicules vices, stupidities, and follies.//he set fire to show satire
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scupper
spoil it completely//skipper scuppers the chance of winning
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scuttle
to sink a ship by cutting holes in it,,quick short steps//cut the ship to scuttle
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seamy
morally degraded, unpleasant//see my seamy life
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sear
to burn the surface of sth in a way that is sudden and powerful//sear causes tear
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Secession
withdrawal from the Union//secession due to recession
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seclude
to isolate//we exclude while seclude
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secrete
produce and release substance into organism//its no longer secret that plant secret
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sedate
calm; quiet//one should be sedated before his first date
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sedentary
doing or requiring a lot of sitting//dentist has sedantary life style
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sedition
rebellion or resistance against the government//he said i will shun from sedition
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sedulous
hard working; diligent//sedulous job of seducing women
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seedy
dirty and untidy// a seedy man smokes bidi
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seemly
proper; appropriate//unseemly dress of seema aunty
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seethe
be in an agitated emotional state//soothe who is seethe
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seine
fishnet//sena used seine to catch criminals
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semblance
(n.) a likeness; an outward appearance; an apparition//when there is a semblance there is a resemblance
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seminal
(adj.) original, important,//seminal learning in a seminar
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Seminary
School for training and educating priests and ministers//missionary runs seminary
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senile
characteristic of old age// senile remains in denial mode
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sententious
(adj.) self-righteous, characterized by moralizing; given to use of maxims or adages; saying much in few words, pithy//sententious sentence
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sentient
conscious; capable of feeling or perceiving//sentimental aunt is sentient
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sentinel
guard//sentinel use antennal technology
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sepulcher
a tomb or burial chamber//vulture near sepulcher
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sequester
to isolate//requester became sequester
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septic
infection//use anti septic during septic
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sere
parched; dry//sere days were very rare
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serendipity
An accidental but fortunate discovery//do not look pity after serendipity discovery
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serene
calm, placid// see rain for serenity
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serenade
sing and play for somebody//serenade without instrument aid
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serrated
jagged; saw-like//can you rate this serrated saw
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servile
overly submissive//servile attitude while serving
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sever
to cut off//do not sever you sewer pipe
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sextant
navigation tool that determines latitude and longitude//to see our extent we use sextant
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shackle
to put into chains//police shackle to tackle criminal
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sham
Something fake or false//if you have some shame you should not sham
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shamble
To walk clumsily or shuffle along//we shamble while amble
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shard
a piece of broken glass or pottery//shard is too hard
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shaving
the act of removing hair with a razor//when the carpenter shaves wood it left wood shaving
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sheathe
to cover with something that protects//a sheathe is made of a metal sheet
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shimmer
shine with a faint, flickering light//if something shimmer it glimmers
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silo
tower for storing fodder//i go in xylo to see my silo
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cellar
an underground room or rooms//jailer cannot permit cellar in jail
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shipshape
neat and tidy - as any boat should be//everything was shipshape in shape
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shoal
an area of shallow water//shoal do not want to dwell in a hole
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shoddy
(adj.) of poor quality; characterized by inferior workmanship//shoddy service in shadi
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shrewd
bad tempered and unpleasant women//shrew ho gayi suru
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shyster
lawyer using questionable methods//shy star cannot be shyster
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sidereal
relating to the stars//watching real sidereal bodies from side mirror
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simian
monkey-like//simian is similar like money
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simmer
To cook gently in a liquid just at or below the boiling point//do not keep gas at sim while simmer
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simper
to smirk, smile foolishly//keep your smile simple not simper
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sinecure
a well-paying job or office that requires little or no work//just need to sign papers in in sinecure jobs
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sinewy
lean and muscular; stringy and tough//sinewy muscles of sunny
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sinuous
winding, having many curves; lithe and flexible//sinuous sign
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siren
dangerous, attractive woman//siren does not care about police siren
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skimp
to save or hold back//when we skimp we skip
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skinflint
stingy person; miser//a skinflint sucks even the skin of a fly
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skirmish
minor battle//skirmish in kashmir
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skittish
nervous; easily frightened// experts does not become skittish while skating
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skullduggery
trickery; underhandedness//skullduggery to dig out skull
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slacken
to slow down//lack of motivation slacken my interest
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slake
to satisfy//go to lake to slake
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slew
large in number or quantity//he is working to slow slew of work is left
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slack
lack of tension, lull, relaxation; sluggish//drive slack in a lake
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Slander
spoken defamation//slander about cylender vender
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slapdash
careless and hasty//slapped him with is slapdash work
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sleazy
dirty and not socially acceptable//lazy stays at sleazy place
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sleeper
a person who sleeps in a particular way// a person who sleeps
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sleight
adroitness in using the hands//he wrote eight on slate with his sleight
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slight
to insult//switch of lights while slight
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slipshood
untidy in dressing, personal habits, etc; careless, sloppy//bats played slipshood shot in slip
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slither
to move with a sliding, side-to-side motion of the body//leather shoe slither
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sloth
laziness; avoiding work or effort//sloth is slow
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slough
(v.) to cast off, discard; to get rid of something objectionable or unnecessary//while slough animals leave rough skin
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sloven
person habitually untidy, dirty, or careless in dress, habits, etc.//slow one is a sloven
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smirk
to smile in a self-satisfied or artificial way//smirk on their faces after selling taj smarak
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sombre/somber
dark or dull in color or tone; gloomy//sombre sambhar
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somnanbulist
sleepwalker//a list of all somnanbulist
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somnolent
sleepy //feeling somnolent in tent
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smattering
a small amount//smattering of this matter
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smoulder
burn slowly and without a flame//when fire become older it smoulder
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snicker
half-stifled laugh//everyone snickered at my snicker
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snivel
cry or whine with snuffling//i am not well is it i snivel
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snub
treat with disdain or contempt; slight//snub him in pub
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sodden
thoroughly soaked, saturated//all of sudden i got sodden
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soiree
an evening party or celebration//sorry i could not attend soiree
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solace
comfort//solaced when i opened my shoe lace
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solicit
to ask for; to seek//i solicit let me sit
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solicitous
concerned//my solicitor was solicitous about the result of my case
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sololoquy
speech to oneself//talking about a soul looks like sololoquy
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somatic
pertaining to the body//somatic pleasures with sumo
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sonorous
full, deep, or rich in sound; impressive in style//sonorous voice of sonu
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Sophistory
Use of trickery and false logic in arguments//we see lots of example of sophistry in history
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sophomoric
immature and overconfident//your lyric is sophomoric
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soporific
causing sleep//100 puri kha kar i feel soporific
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sordid
characterized by filth, grime, or squalor; foul//sorry i did sordid behaviour
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spangle
a small circular piece of glittering material used for decorating garments//spangled bangles
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spar
to argue or fight//spartans always spar
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spasmodic
occurring or done in brief, irregular bursts//there is no logic behind spasmodic activity
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-spasm
sudden, involuntary muscle contraction//go to spa to get rid of spasm
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spat
a pretty quarrel//spat over spit
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spate
a large number or amount of something, esp. in a brief time//it is our fate which helps us in the state of spate
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spawn
to lay eggs//prawn is spawning
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spectre
ghost//spectre does not have fear of inspecter
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specious
superficially plausible, but actually wrong//specious things are suspicious
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Sphinx
an imaginary creature//body of sphinx is fix
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splice
To join or unite together//splice the supply wire
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Spiel
a lengthy speech or sales pitch whose intent is to persuade//a spy tries to spiel
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spites
urge to hurt//inspite of friendship he spites
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splurge
spend a lot of money//on a special urge we splurge
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splinter
a small thin sharp bit or wood or glass or metal//splinter when some thing splits
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spoonerism
an unintentional exchange of sounds//speaking with a spoon in the mouth caused spoonerism
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sporadic
occurring irregularly//sporadic things are periodic
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spruce
neat, clean, simple, and correct in appearance//our spouse is spruce
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spry
vigorously active; nimble//spy needs to be spry
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spunky
courageous and determined//donkey is not spunky
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spurn
to reject//spurn to earn illegally
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squabble
a noisy argument, esp. over an unimportant matter//while playing scrabble, children squabble
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squander
to waste//we squander while wander
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squat
sit on one's heels//squat makes sweet
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squatter
to settle on unoccupied land without legal claim//do not squatter my quarter
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squirm
feel embarrassment, move around a lot//squirm because of ice cream
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staccato
detached or disconnected in sound or style//staccato sound of auto
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stagger
to move unsteadily //staggering after drinking or sick
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staid
unemotional; serious//he can not stay in staid room
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stalwart
loyal, reliable, and hardworking//stalwart will stay with you even in war
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staunch
stop the flow of blood//staunch blood with stone
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stealthily
in a secretive or sneaky manner//stealthy enter to steal
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stentorian
very loud//sten gun has stentorian sound
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stellar
chief//star tailor is steller in our city
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stickler
perfectionist; person who insists things be exactly right//stickler stick to rules
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stifle
to feel unable to breathe//fire of rifle stifle
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stilled
not natured and relaxed //tilted because he was stilled
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stipple
cover with dots of paint etc.//with the help of stapler i made a stipple painting
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striated
marked with thin, narrow grooves or channels//
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stockade
enclosed area forming defensive wall//stockade is blockade
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stodgy
heavy, dull, or boring; old-fashioned//stodgy food at stage
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stolid
unemotional; lacking sensitivity//stolid expression means solid expression
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strew
spread by scattering//
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stricture
something that restrains, negative criticism//stricture from strict sun
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strident
loud and harsh//strident tone after seeing the dents
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strut
to swagger, display to impress others//when we strut we walk straight
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stulfify
frustrate because of boring// stultify because of stunt fail
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stupefy
to stun, baffle, or amaze//this stupid stupefy every one
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stupar
loss of awareness//stupar has stopper in his mind
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stygian
dark and gloomy, hellish//its difficult to stay in stygian nights
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stymie
to hinder, impede//i was stymied as somebody tied my hands
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subaltern
subordinate//subaltern sometimes become alternate
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subdue
to bring under control//sub inspector suduced the violence
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subjugate
to conquer//subjugates sab gates
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sublime
exalted, noble, uplifting//some limes are sublimes
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subliminal
below the level of consciousness//lime colours have subliminal effect on our my mind
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suborn
to convince someone to lie or commit a crime//suborn to burn truth
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subpoena
a court order requiring appearance and/or testimony//court issued subpoena to meena
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subsume
to include, incorporate//some new sum will be subsumed in textbook
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subterfuge
deceit used in order to achieve one's goal//putting some fuse on subterfuge
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subversive
in opposition to authority or government//
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succinct
briefly and clearly expressed//be succinct to succeed
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succor
relief, help in time of distress or want//if soccer players succor each other
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Suffrage
the right to vote//people often suffer after suffrage
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suffuse
gradually spread through or over//bulb fused so darkness suffused
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sulk
be silent, morose, and bad-tempered out of annoyance or disappointment.//sulk because bulk of works
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sully
to tarnish; taint//i will sue if you sully
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sundry
various or diverse//we can do sundry of works on sunday
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sunder
break apart or in two, using violence//thunder sunder sky
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supercilious
arrogant//supersilly person is supercilious
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sultry
very hot and humid//in sultry days we rest under trees
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superannuated
retired because of age or infirmity//superannuated things need to get renovated
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supersede
to take the place of; to replace//old seed was superseded by supersede
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supine
lying on the back
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supplant
to take the place of, supersede
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supple
bending easily//supple chappal
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supplicate
to beg earnestly and humbly//supplicate for duplicate bill
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surfeit
an excessive amount//sir is fate because surfeit of eating
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surly
rude and bad-tempered//surly nature of our sir
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surmise
to guess//a mice can sirmise
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surpass
to exceed or go beyond//free pass to surpass
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surreptitious
(adj.) stealthy, secret, intended to escape observation; made or accomplished by fraud//sir repeated to us surreptitious
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sustenance
something that provides nourishment; food needed to live//sustenance to sustain
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swagger
To walk around in a proud, showy manner; to boast in a loud manner//beggar does not swagger
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swank
display one's wealth, knowledge, or achievements in a way that is intended to impress others//swan does not swank
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swanky
expensive and showy//my hacker is swanky
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surrogate
substitute//its a narrow gate i can not enter in it call some surrogate
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suture
interlocking line of union between bones//suture to look better in future
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swarthy
of dark color or complexion//earth becomes swarthy during war
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swathe
wrap around; bandage//after bath we swathe towel
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Swetter
to be very hot in a way that makes you feel uncomfortablesweater makes me feel swetter
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swerve
a sharp or sudden turn//we have to swerve on curve
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surveillance
close watch over a person, group, or area; supervision//surveillance with lens
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swill
drink large quantities of//swill will make you ill
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sybarite
a person devoted to pleasure and luxury//sybarite feel going to bar right
