Day 2 Part II Flashcards

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Evoke

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Call to mind, awaken, produce, suggest ( Pukaarna, aahvaan krna )

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Call to mind, awaken, produce, suggest

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Evoke

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Ex-hume

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To dig up from a grave; to bring to light, uncover

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To dig up from a grave; to bring to light, uncover

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Exhume

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Expunge

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To remove, delete

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To remove, delete, cast off, banish, rub out

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Expunge (sponge)

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Fathom ( Phantom )

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To understand fully ( Thah lena ) ( Phantom kahin bhi ghusne se phle Area ki thah leta hai )

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To understand fully

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Fathom( father+om)

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9
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Fawn

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To show affection

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To show affection

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Fawn

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Feign ( Fen )

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To pretend ( bhana krna, dhong krna ) ( Fen aana ek dikhava hota hai )

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To pretend

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Feign

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13
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Fester (fest)

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To generate pus; to become a source of resentment or irritation

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To generate pus; to become a source of resentment or irritation

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Fester

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15
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Fetish

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Any thing or activity to which one is irrationally devoted

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Any thing or activity to which one is irrationally devoted

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Fetish ( Fat-ish)

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17
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Fickle (Fir kal)

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Not loyal or consistent, Chanchal, Asthir, Chapal, Adheer ( Fir kal bolne waale log Adheer hote hain )

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18
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Fleece ( Flees )

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To defraud; also the wool of sheep or similar animal ( Flees ko bhgaane ki medicine dekr kisi ne humaare saath fraud kr diya )

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To defraud; also the wool of sheep or similar animal

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Fleece ( flees)

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For-age

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To search or hunt for food and provisions ( For Ages hum khaane ke liye hunt krte aaye hain )

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21
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To search or hunt for food and provisions

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Forage

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22
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Forb-ear ( Forbearance )

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To refrain from, to abstain

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To refrain from, to abstain

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Forbear

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Forsake ( For Shake )

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To abandon, to renounce ( For Shake he renounced fruits )

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To abandon, to renounce
For Sake ( for Christ sake)
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Fortuitous (Four Tweet us)
Good fortune occurring by accident or chance, Accidental(Aakasmik ) ( Four tweet us about our Accidental PM )
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Good fortune occurring by accident or chance
Fortuitous
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Fraught ( Opposite of draught )
Teeming with; accompanied by; laden; full ( bhara hua/ Bharpoor )
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Teeming with; accompanied by; laden; full
Fraught
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Giddy ( guddy)
Dizzy; a light headed sensation; lighthearted silly
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Dizzy; a light headed sensation; lighthearted silly
Giddy
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Gird ( Ird- Gird )
To prepare as for action; to encircle as with a belt ( bandhna, lapetna)
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To prepare as for action; to encircle as with a belt
Gird
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Girth
The distance around sth; circumference/perimeter
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The distance around sth; circumference
Girth
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Gloat
To brag greatly
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To brag greatly
Gloat
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Glutton
One who eats or consumes a great deal
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One who eats or consumes a great deal
Glutton
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Gossamer ( Go Sameer )
Sth delicate, light, flimsy ( kamzor, patla ) ( Go Sameer home, tum kazor ho abhi )
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Sth delicate, light, flimsy
Gossamer ( go summer)
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Grandiloquent ( Grundy lo Quant.)
Attempting to impress with big words or grand gestures ( Aadambarpoorn) ( Batman ne Grundy ko phasaane ke liye bade hi aadambarpoorn tarike se bola )
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Attempting to impress with big words or grand gestures ( Aadambarpoorn)
Grandiloquent ( grand dil loke aunt)
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Grandiose
Grand and impressive, especially flashy and showy
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Grand and impressive, especially flashy and showy ( bhavya, vishaal, shaandar, dikhavati )
Grandiose ( 1 Grand di use )
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Guile ( gayil)
Cunning, deceitfulness ( chhal) ( chhal krke humare saath wo chal Gayil )
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Cunning, deceitfulness
Guile
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Guise
Appearance, semblance, get-up
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Appearance, semblance
Guise
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Harangue
To lecture
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To lecture
Harangue ( hara-ang/body part)
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Harrowing ( Harrowang from Tekken )
Extremely distressing ( shok janak) ( Harrowang sad story of becoming part of Tekken )
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Extremely distressing
Harrowing
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Histrionic
Overly dramatic, theatrical
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Overly dramatic, theatrical
Histrionic ( history on nick)
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Hovel
An open, low shed
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An open, low shed
Hovel
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Idiosyncrasy ( Idios in crazy)
A person's idea about behavior different from others ( 3 Idios in crazy wedding guess about other people nature )
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A person's idea about behavior different from others ( nature/ character)
Idiosyncrasy
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Impede ( I m Pede )
To delay ( badha Dalna, avrodh krna )
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To delay
Impede (I'm pete)
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Incite ( inside )
To arouse to action ( Bhadkana ) ( inside hi inside log bhadkte rhte hain )
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To arouse to action
Incite
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Incongruous ( In cong. grew us )
Not appropriate
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Not appropriate ( betuka, asangat, bemel )
Incongruous
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Infamy ( In Family)
An evil reputation
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An evil reputation
Infamy
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Insouciant ( in sau cent)
Calm and carefree ( In Sau Cents shopkeeper is carefree )
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Calm and carefree
Insouciant
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Inveigle
To tempt or to persuade by using deception or flattery ( lubhana )
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To tempt or to persuade by using deception or flattery
Inveigle
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Irascible ( Ira Sibbal - Daughter to Kapil Sibbal )
Easily angered, irritable
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Easily angered, irritable (Chid chida)
Irascible
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Joust
To engage in combat or competition
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To engage in combat or competition ( jhooti ladaayi )
Joust
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Laconic ( laconic )
Brief, using few words ( Laconic waale bahut hi brief words me Ad krte hain )
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Brief, using few words
Laconic
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Lament
To express sorrow or regret ( LA mentos bolte hi wo dukh jataane lga )
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To express sorrow or regret ( vilaap, shok )
Lament ( LA mentos)
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Languish ( Langu-ish)
To become week and feeble ( durbal)
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To become week and feeble
Languish
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Lassi-tu-de
Fatigue
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Fatigue
Lassitude
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Laudable
Worth, deserving of praise
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Worth, deserving of praise
Laudable
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Lax ( lex luthor)
Careless, negligent, slack ( dheela, beparwah )
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Careless, negligent, slack
Lax (Lakshya)
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Lesion (Lesson)
Wound, injury
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Wound, injury
Lesion
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Lethargy
Laziness, tiredness
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Laziness, tiredness
Lethargy
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Lexicon
A dictionary
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A dictionary
Lexicon
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Loiter
To lag behind ( Taal-matol karna, der krna )
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To lag behind
Loiter ( lo itr)
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Maim
To disable or disfigure, to cripple ( Ang-Bhang karna ) ( Ma'am ne bachhe ka ang-bhang kr diya )
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To disable or disfigure, to cripple
Maim
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Marauder
Intruder
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Intruder
Marauder ( Mara udhar)