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ENSEMBLE- ???????? ?? ?????? speculation-opinion,consideration,thought allegedly- Kathita taura para VIABLE - VYAVHARIC INTERMITTENT - beech-beech men hone wala inexhaustible- inexhaustible, unspent, imperishable, indestructible, infrangible, sacred inconsumable, inexhaustible, unabated unceasing, inexhaustible, unabated, indestructible, infrangible, inconsumable akshay, sada bharpir hone wala ,atut deploy - sampadit karna

caper mischief, caper, escapade, naughtiness, devilment, wickedness - shararat liberally- udartapurvak Patch- bhag-part, portion, section, piece, segment, patch dhabba-blur, smear, blemish, smudge, blot, patch swaysway prabhav sway ???????? ???? impress, affect, make an impression, sway, possess, strike ????? vacillate, swing, sway, dilly-dally, nutate, demur ?????? oscillate, shake, wag, lash, shrug, sway effect, impact, influence, impression, efficacy, bolbala shasan sway, stranglehold, vogue, influence, domination rule, governance, regime, government, domination,

????? - ????? ???? - ????? ?? ?? ????? delectable suhavna

sway fluctuate, sway sway

captivating, delectable, lovely- manoram pleasant, delectable, nice, becoming, sweet, enjoyable -

delightful, delectable, enjoyable, nice, good-looking, sightly -ramniy fine, genteel, dainty, delectable, bijou, well-favoredlalit dulcet, delectable -anandkar wherewithalkisse

perception dharna cognition, feeling, realization, perception, sensibility anubhuti feeling, perception, sensation, perceptibility, sentience, susceptibilities- anubhav understanding, perception, tracing, tracking- samajhna comprehension, understanding, perception, intelligence, riddle, faculty of guessing the future -bhujh susceptibilities - bhavnayen feeling, perception, sensation, perceptibility, sentience, susceptibilities -anubhabv hapless a hapless person is someone who you feel sorry for because bad things have happened to them unlucky, unfortunate, hapless, fortuneless, unblessed, unhappy- badkismat hapless, accursed -abhagi dukhiya bumped off bump bump nexus bandhan -bond, truss, restriction, shackle, nexus, fetter a closely connected group of people or things, often forming the central part of something apparent easy to see or understand apparent to: It should be apparent to anyone that the letter was written by a child. to murder someone takkat-collision, bump, percussion, crash, clash, shock takrav -collision, conflict, clash, friction, percussion,

apparent from: The childrens poor health was apparent from their physical appearance. it becomes apparent that: It soon became apparent that the two women knew each other. for no apparent reason: Emma suddenly blushed for no apparent reason. all too apparent (=very obvious in a way that is unpleasant or worrying): The potential for loss of life was all too apparent. apparent clear, apparent, pronounced, straightforward, glaring, unambiguous- spasht direct, demonstrable, observable, apparent, discernible, obvious- pratyaksh manifest, revealed, visible, apparent, obvious, evidentprakat stake nestle strip karna stain lancchan accent pronunciation, accent, pronouncing, diction, enunciation, delivery- ucchcharan voice, vowel, accent, vox, vocalic agonise agonize, dither, gape, palpitate, pant-tadapna danv-stake,stake, parlay, punt to be in a protected position deprive, debar, shear, bereave, denude, strip- vanchit blur, smear, blemish, smudge, blot, stain- dhabba stigma, blur, slur, speck, taint, stain-kalank stigma, scutcheon, blazon, blazonry, ensign, stain-

contemporary contemporary, contemporaneous, synchronous, living, present-day - samsamyik, samkalin inevitable inalienable imbibe inevitable, indispensable, indefeasible, - aparihary????????? - , soak up, imbibe, adsorb, drink up, drink in, suck in

HOVER
hover, fly round, haunt fly, hover, flit, sail up, fly away, take wing hover, hang around, fly round, hang over, gather thick hoverc

VISTA
promenade, drive, trip, excursion, journey, vista l ayout, map, design, sketch, schema, vista possibility, likelihood, probability, potential, potentiality, vista plan, scheme, project, program, idea, vista

SQUAT
sit, squat, sit down, seat, settle, take a seat squat squat

LITHE
flexible, resilient, pliable, elastic, malleable, lithe limber, non-rigid, inflectional, inflexional, inflective, lith

LEDGE
range, limit, border, boundary, limitation, ledge margin, ledge, marge, rand degree, limit, ledge, mete, limitations, limitation strand, edge, edging, confines, bank, ledge l edge, salience, prominency, prominence, jag, jagg protrusion, salient, projection, overhang, ledge projection, jut, ledge, salient, protrusion, salience

SCAR

GLEAM
Noun gleam, streamer gleam, glimpse gleam Verb flicker, shine, gleam, radiate, glance, glimmer gleam, glimpse

Shimmer
shimmer, flicker, glimmer, nictitate, nictate glisten, brighten, brighten up, shine, glint, shimmer flicker, shine, gleam, radiate, glance, shimmer shimmer

PEBBLE
pebble, gravel, pebble stone

Tribe

Overwhelmed

Angst

DOZE
doze, doze off, catnap, slumber, drowse, nap doze, drowse, slumber, doze off, nap, nod pull down, doze, raze, rase, razee, tear down doze drop, down, molt, kick off, pull down, doze throw down, kick off, tear down, doze, send down, level

devastate, dilapidate, havoc, harry, depredate, doze

ABIDE

stay, remain, live, live in, bide, abide stay, stand up, last, abide, remain, outstay wait, wait for, outwait, be waiting, abide, expect bear, tolerate, stand, forbear, forebear, abide

DISSENT

difference, dissension, discordance, dissonance, dissent, dispute dissent, disaccord disapproval, dissent, disaccord, objection

difference, dissension, dissent, discordance, variance, dissidence combination, solder, harmony, tincture, alliance, consensus

Consensus Formidable

very impressive in size, power, or skill and therefore deserving respect and often difficult to deal with formidable formidable, knotty, acute, inextricable, monstrous, grisly fierce, awful, horrible, horrid, ferocious, formidable eerie, atrocious, awful, terrible, horrible, formidable

ELITE

elite a small group of people who have a lot of advantages and keep the most power and influence the best or most skilful people in a group

revamp

to improve the way that something looks or operates by making major changes to it a plan to revamp the banking industry

CONDEMN
decry, condemn, reprove, deplore, blame, denounce condemn

obfuscate
darken, obfuscate, shade, obscure, pall, fog obfuscate, darken, blacken, black out, obscure, pall obfuscate, obscure obscure, darken, obfuscate, becloud

Asset

tasteless, unsavory, unleavened, vapid, flavorless, stale

representative, delegate, attorney, agent, proxy, deputy mandatary, mandatory

attorney, lawyer, procurator,

orphanage

orphanage, harbor, poorhouse, harbourage, harborage, lodgement harbor, orphanage, charity school, foundling hospital, harborage, harbourage

Memoir delegation
delegation, deputation, delegacy delegation delegation, deputation

apprise
inform, apprise, notice, intimate, herald, report inform, apprise, apprize

sought

Autonomy

Swaraj, autonomy, self-sufficiency, self-government autonomy autonomy

undermine
undermine, debilitate, weaken, disable, emaciate, reduce undermine undermine dig under, undermine dissipate, destroy, blast, mangle, demolish, undermine undermine, decay, emaciate urge, longing, urgency urge, urgency

URGE

incite, urge, dispose, incite to, influence entreat, pray, sue, obtest, invoke, urge urge

Reiterate backbiter

detractor, calumniator, malingerer, backbiter detractor, malingerer, calumniator, backbiter

SEDITION
stir, sedition rebellion, revolt, uprising, insurgency, insurrection, sedition disorganization, pandemonium, revolt, riot, sally, sedition sedition, rebellion, insurrection revolt, treason, rebellion, sedition, insurgence, insurgency

QUIRK
turn, twist, bend, inflection, quirk, flexion fad, quirk, ardor, mash, propensity, inclination quirk vagrancy, maggot, quirk quirk

cohesive
cementing, cohesive, bracing, osculant, associative

DECEITFUL
seeming, deceitful, mendacious, pseudo, fallacious, sklent rascally, deceitful crafty, cunning, deceitful, vulpine, designing, bloody-minded false, fabled, insincere, seeming, pseudo, deceitful deceitfulL crafty, roguish, wicked, cunning, dishonest, deceitful malevolent, deceitful, perfidious

expletive
expletive, slang, scold, vituperation, scolding, scurrility,(verb) complementary, expletive, second, new extra, excess, spare, more, standby, expletive

Spew
spew, vomit, nausea, puke, sickness, queasiness nausea, vomiting, vomit, puke, feeling of nausea, spew puke, nausea, spew, vomit, queasiness spew, spue, keck retch, spew, spue, keck, puke

maniac
mad, insane, maniac, raving, wild, demented frantic, frenetic, mad, rabid, maniac, insane demented, mad, loopy, rabid, loco, maniac faddish, eccentric, faddy, crazy, fanatic, maniac

Buffoonery
spectacle, pageant, show, slapstick, farce, buffoonery jesting, buffoonery, clownery, funniness, clownage

bumpy
bumpy, impassible

REDEEM
sanctify, redeem redeem ransom, redeem pay, pay back, pay out, repay, offset, redeem redeem liberate, set free, rid, exempt, release, redeem redeem

protagonist
gymnast, athlete, hercules, protagonist, Samson, duelist sensualist, wantage, protagonist, want partisan, supporter, stickler, votary, proponent, protagonist adherent, stickler, partial, partisan, devotee, protagonist protagonist

interrogation
inquiry, questioning, interpellation, interrogation, catechism, tracer nickname, surname, alias, name, pseudonym, sobriquet

Alias

HAIL
hail, salute, greet, salaam, welcome, bid call, evoke, denominate, hail, summon, shout greet, hail hail

ACCUSED
accused, condemned respondent, accused accused

ROGUE
rogue, scoundrel, rascal, roguery, caitiff, scamp rogue rogue

CULVERT

PROBE
probe research, investigation, disquisition, finding, quest, probe pathfinder, stylet, probe investigation, probe, inquiry

PROCURE MANDATE

command, mandate, testament, injunction, ruling, directive mandate charter, muniment, diploma, mandate mandate visa, safe conduct, mandate, dictation, dictate, commandment

NEGOTIATE
negotiate, talk, converse, consort, commune, have a talk sell, market, vend, trade, dispose, negotiate undersell, vend, negotiate determine, judge, complete, sort out, negotiate, compose negotiate untangle, disentangle, sort out, untwist, ravel, negotiate sort out, patch up, negotiate [intransitive/transitive] to try to reach an agreement by discussing something in a formal way, especially in a business or political situation

The two sides have yet to show their willingness to negotiate. Negotiating a peace deal will not be an easy task.
negotiate something with someone:

The airline is negotiating a new contract with the union.

REGIME

rule, governance, regime, government, domination, power system, arrangement, order, regime, organization, dispensation administration, regime regime regime, reign, period of rule regime

DILIGENT
[diligent] If you are diligent with your studies, you will be fluent in English. adj. constant in effort; persistent; persevering while carrying out tasks Ex) He stayed up all night to finish the project. He is really diligent. Ex) The task is not that difficult if you are diligent about it. Ex) They found the lost dog because of their diligent search. diligent, hardworking, industrious, teachable, pi, painstaking sedulous, diligent, hardworking, assiduous, industrious, plodding careful, wary, alert, cautious, aware, diligent diligent, spirited, hearty, zippy, dapper, racy diligent, strenuous, teachable, assiduous professional, performing, doing, employed in business, employed, diligen t solicitous, thoughtful, heedful, careful, concerned, diligent

FORAY
foray, raid, assault, storm, sortie, invasion climb, foray, invasion, raid, assault, aggression invasion, attack, aggression, attacks, offensive, foray

BESTOW
to give valuable property or an important right or honour to someone bestow something on someone:

The king had friends on whom he bestowed land and privileges.

INHAVITANT

ACCEDE

to do what someone wants or agree with what they say accede to:

They were forced to accede to all of the hijackers demands.

ADORABLE
adorable, placable sacred, adorable

VIVACIOUS
lively and attractive

a vivacious and charming lady a vivacious personality

INVINCIBLE
invincible, insurmountable, insuperable, unbeaten, unconquerable, inexpugnable invincible invincible

STIFF
harsh, rigid, drastic, stringent, stiff, strict hard, difficult, arduous, uphill, stiff, rigorous stiff, tough, hard, unbleached, Spartan, unpalatable concentric, thick, dense, stiff, tight, semifluid inflexible, rigid, stiff excessive, exorbitant, intense, thundering, exceeding, stiff

DETRIMENTAL

PERTURB
discompose, ruffle, perturb, puzzle, distract, fuddle perturb, stun perturb, harass, foil, pose, derange mob, disorganize, perturb, fuss

WICKED

mischievous, naughty, wicked, Satanic, impish, guileful crafty, roguish, wicked, cunning, dishonest, deceitful

SPUR
inspiration, spur, stimulus, impetus, infusion, motive spur spur spur fang, canine, dogtooth, spur

INTANGIBLE
abstract, intangible, incorporeal, abstractive, immaterial intangible untouchable, impalpable, intangible

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chaos
chaos, anarchy, lawlessness clutter, chaos, disorder, breakup, disarray, muddle jumble, pi, perturbation, disorganization, chaos, derangement mess, fuss, chaos, hoopla, breakup, jumble

chaos, pi, disorderliness, jumble, confusion, pie chaos, disorder, indiscrimination upheaval, putsch, chaos, cataclysm

ENCHANTMENT
attraction, charm, affinity, enchantment, allurement, magic magic, spell, charm, glamor, juggling, enchantment enchantment, phantasm, illusion, delusion, silly thing, error

REFUTE

ETERNAL
eternal, traditionary, traditional eternal, constant, regular, perpetual, perennial, perdurable chronic, eternal live, eternal, existent everlasting, perennial, eternal, pertaining to all times passable prevalent, prevailing, popular, current, operable, passable intermediate, average, passable, slow passable buffoon, harlequin, clown, Merry Andrew, Pantaloon, motley buffoon, Merry Andrew clown, joker, jester, quiz, droll, buffoon clown, jester, joker, harlequin, passable medium, moderate,

squint, wall-eyed, swivel-eyed, skew-eyed, squint-eyed, sidelong sloping, splay, squint squint

sinuous, serpentine, awry,

noose, trap, decoy, loop, buttonhole, hinge mesh hanging, noose

gallows, hinge, noose, dispatch, despatch, lasso, lariat, noose

bond, truss, restriction, shackle, nexus, noose

house, home, mansion, digs, diggings, quarters house home, house, door, dwelling, quarters, mansion

palace, chateau, mansion, mansion mansion living place, mansion,

mansion life

edifice, palace, chateau, mansion house, mansion

dwelling place, dwelling, abode, residence, residency, mansion pessimistic disappointed, frustrated, hopeless, desperate, disconsolate, pessimistic philanthrope, philanthropist

philanthropist, philanthrope

suitable, appropriate, apt, fit, applicable, eligible apt reasonable, proper, advisable, suitable, right, apt

qualified, eligible, able, deserving, fit, ready, apt, prepared, minded, prone, compatible, consistent, relevant,

off-the-shelf

ready, apt, swift, assiduous, sedulous, scholarly

harmonious, coherent, apt

smashing, crushing, incontrovertible, befitting, retaliatory, apt

kibble, crumble, pulverize, shatter, laminate, shiver mangle, demolish, shatter break, cleave, shatter, unseat, crack, pull

dissipate, destroy, blast, shatter

devastate, dilapidate, havoc, harry, depredate, shatter shatter

perish, become desolate,

auspicious, lucky, favorable, providential propitious auspicious, blessed, fortunate

auspicious, conferring happiness, favorable, suited, compatible, congruent,

congenial, auspicious

auguring good luck, auspicious

misconception, misapprehension, misbelief, gaffe, errancy, delusion misconception misconception, false notion, valetudinarianism

grace, favor, indulgence, graciousness, civility, complaisance sympathy, ruth, benevolence grace

compassion, pity, grace,

grace, skilfulness, competency, competence, favor, grace, obligation, bestowal

beauty glory, mister, wealth, riches, prosperity, grace politeness, grace

spectacle, pageant, show, slapstick, farce, fun performance

freak, pageant, sight, pageant,

bombast, pomp, pageantry, pageant, highfaluting, gallantry

presentation, appearance, mien

Barged

accuracy, purity, precision, chastity, exactitude, cleanness plainness, openness, chastity chastity chastity

simplicity, naivety, directness,

restraint, abstinence, moderation, sobriety, control,

flawlessness, virtuousness, purity, clearness, uprightness, chastity purity, chastity, modesty diet, dietary, abstinence, chastity

Stark

ordinance, rescript, edict stare, gaze, ogle, gloat

edict, ordinance, decretal ogle ogle

exaggerate

exaggerate

to describe something in a way that makes it seem better, worse, larger, more important etc than it really is

Don't exaggerate! It wasn't that bad!

greatly/grossly/wildly exaggerate something:

The paper's political influence has been greatly exaggerated.

exaggerate the importance/significance of something:

We should not exaggerate the importance of this agreement.

Vintage

YELL
yell, shout, exclaim, scream, cry, bawl clamor, jangle, make a noise, din, scream, yell

Eccentric
singular, quaint, eccentric, fantastic, remarkable, antic faddish, eccentric, faddy, crazy, fanatic, freakish eccentric