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Question 1

partisan

Answer 1

adj
পক্ষীয়
NOUN
1. a person who takes the part of or strongly supports one side, party, or person; often, specif., an unreasoning, emotional adherent
2. any of a group of guerrilla fighters; esp., a member of an organized civilian force fighting covertly to drive out occupying enemy troops
ADJECTIVE
3. of, like, or characteristic of a partisan
4. blindly or unreasonably devoted
5. of or having to do with military partisans
SIMILAR WORDS: ˈfollower

Does she feel that she has become partisan?

Question 2

assessment

Answer 2

noun
মূল্যায়ন
NOUN
1.  the act or an instance of assessing
2.  an amount assessed
The former chief executive of a rival offered an acerbic assessment.

Question 3

conviction

Answer 3

NOUN
1.  a convicting or being convicted
2.  Rare
the act of convincing
3.  the state or appearance of being convinced, as of the truth of a belief,দৃঢ় বিশ্বাস
to speak with conviction
4.  a strong belief
SIMILAR WORDS:  ˈcertainty, oˈpinion

Question 4

elevate

Answer 4

verb
1. to lift up; raise
2. to raise the pitch or volume of (esp. the voice)
3. to raise (a person) in rank or position; promote
4. to raise to a higher intellectual or moral level
5. to raise the spirits of; elate; exhilarate
ADJECTIVE
6. Archaic
elevated
SIMILAR WORDS: lift
Despite the poverty of his means he had been at pains to elevate the hut from a hovel.

Question 5

inextricably

Answer 5

ওতপ্রোতভাবে
ADVERB [ADVERB with verb]
If two or more things are inextricably linked, they cannot be considered separately.
[formal]
Religion was for her inextricably linked with life itself.
Synonyms: inseparably, totally, intricately, irretrievably

Question 6

militant

Answer 6

ADJECTIVE
1.  at war; fighting
2.  ready and willing to fight; esp., vigorous or aggressive in support or promotion of a cause
NOUN
3.  a militant person
SIMILAR WORDS:  aggressive

Question 7

attainment

Answer 7

NOUN
1. an attaining or being attained
2. anything attained, as an acquired skill; accomplishment
These are the schools where pupils’ attainment in English and maths is commonly two years ahead of their age.

Question 8

auspices

Answer 8

noun
পৃষ্ঠপোষকতা
But for the moment, at least, the auspices seem good.

Question 9

subsequent

Answer 9

adj

পরবর্তী

Question 10

egalitarian

Answer 10

adj
সমমাত্রিক
1. of, advocating, or characterized by the belief that all people should have equal political, social, and economic rights
NOUN
2. an advocate or supporter of this belief
This is the most egalitarian approach to a terrible proposition.

Question 11

deprecatory

Answer 11

ADJECTIVE
1. deprecating
2. apologetic or belittling
I heard myself describe my car with the deprecatory affection with which people commonly speak of family curiosities, eccentricities.

Question 12

recriminate

Answer 12

verb
পালটা নালিশ করা
to answer an accuser by accusing that person in return; reply with a countercharge

Question 13

reiterate

Answer 13

verb
to repeat (something done or said); say or do again or repeatedly
But I do reiterate, anyone caught acting in breach of a prohibition order is liable to two years ' imprisonment.

Question 14

urge

Answer 14

VERB TRANSITIVE
Word forms: urged or ˈurging
1.
a. to press upon the attention; present or speak of earnestly and repeatedly; plead, allege, or advocate strongly
to urge caution
b. to entreat or plead with; ask, persuade, or solicit earnestly; press; exhort
2. to stimulate or incite; provoke
3. to drive or force onward; press forward; impel
4. to ply ( oars, etc.) vigorously
VERB INTRANSITIVE
5. to make an earnest presentation of arguments, claims, charges, entreaties, etc.
6. to exert a force that drives or impels, as to action
NOUN
7. the act of urging
8. an impulse to do a certain thing; impelling influence or force, esp. an inner drive
We would urge people to refrain from such activity.

Question 15

indifference

Answer 15

NOUN
the quality, state, or fact of being indifferent
; specif.,
a. lack of concern, interest, or feeling; apathy
b. lack of importance, meaning, or worth
This lack of indifference speaks volumes in itself.

Question 16

endorsement

Answer 16

noun
অনুমোদন
NOUN
1. the act of endorsing something
2. something written in endorsing ; specif.,
a. the signature of a payee on the back of a check, note, etc.
b. a change, as of coverage or beneficiary, written on or added to an insurance policy
c. a statement endorsing a person, product, etc., as in an advertisement
And a glamorous life of celebrity appearances and product endorsements lay ahead?

Question 17

indispensable

Answer 17

adj
অপরিহার্য
1. that cannot be dispensed with or neglected
2. absolutely necessary or required
NOUN
3. an indispensable person or thing
They have become as indispensable to 21st century criminals as skeleton keys were to their forebears.

Question 18

replenish

Answer 18

VERB TRANSITIVE
1. to make full or complete again, as by furnishing a new supply
to replenish a stock of goods
2. to supply again with fuel or the like
This makes it great for sporty people who want to replenish energy stores quickly after exercise.

Question 19

speculative

Answer 19

ADJECTIVE
দূরকল্পনামূলক
1. of, characterized by, or having the nature of, speculation or meditation, conjecture, etc.
2. theoretical, not practical
3. of or characterized by financial speculation
4. uncertain; risky
5. indulging in or fond of speculation
They are not speculative investors looking for a quick profit.

Question 20

hortatory

Answer 20

ADJECTIVE
1. serving to encourage or urge to good deeds
2. exhorting; giving advice
What he wrote was not philosophy but a species of hortatory essay.

Question 21

exploit

Answer 21

NOUN
1. an act remarkable for brilliance or daring; bold deed
VERB TRANSITIVE
2. to make use of; turn to account; utilize productively
3. to make unethical use of for one’s own advantage or profit; specif., to make profit from the labor of (others) without giving a just return
4. Advertising
to stir up interest in; promote
to exploit a product
He added that the feature could be exploited to gain access to whole conversations and not only individual messages that were not originally sent.

Question 22

diminutive

Answer 22

ADJECTIVE
1.  much smaller than ordinary or average; very small; tiny
2.  Grammar
expressing smallness or diminution
a diminutive suffix or name
NOUN
3.  a very small person or thing
4. 
a.  a word or name formed from another by the addition of a suffix expressing smallness in size or, sometimes, endearment or condescension, as ringlet ( ring + -let), Jackie ( Jack + -ie), lambkin ( lamb + -kin)
b.  such a suffix
SIMILAR WORDS:  small
The hosts could not cope with the diminutive striker on a boggy pitch.