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Abate

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Meditation is good to abate anxiety.
V. To decrease something’s effect.

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Elegy

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Dzanum is a viral elegy of 2023.
N. Emotional song or poem or expression.

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Swagger

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Powerful people often swagger.
V. To behave arrogant

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Turpitude

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The nation falls because of the leaders’ turpitude.
Adj. Immorality, Depravity.

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Meander

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Motivation less people often meander around.
V. Roaming around

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Pitfall

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A soldier’s life is full of pitfalls.
N. Trap, Hazard.

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Precarious

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Knowledgeless decisions cause precarious results.
Adj. Risky, Dangerous.

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Effervesce

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Spending quality time with friends effervesce our body and mind.
V. To be lively,

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Forswear

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The oath to forswear procrastination never became reality.
V. Abandon, Abjure

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Bequeath

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Father bequeaths his pride to his future generation.
V. Pass on, Leave behind, Hand down.

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Labyrinth

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Mashle solved the Labyrinth by breaking it.
N. Maze, Puzzle.

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Mercurial

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You are undefeatable when you are mercurial.
Adj. Unpredictable.

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Artifice

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The artifice of British rulers made them the ruler of the world.
N. Trickery, Deception.

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Abhor

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Corruption must be abhorred.
V. Hate, despise, abominate.

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Bigot

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Various conflicts in the world are often caused by bigots.
N. Racist, Extremist.

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Counterfeit

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There are so many counterfeits of brand items in the market.
N. Fake, Copy.

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Enfranchise

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Democracy enfranchises people, allowing them to vote for their favorite leader.
V. To give the right to vote, empower.

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Kindle

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Proper knowledge kindles people’s hearts from darkness.
V. Ignite, Enlight, Light, Set something on fire.

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Noxious

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Alcohol is noxious for health.
Adj. Poisonous, Virulent.

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Placid

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My father is a placid person.
Adj. Calm, Imperturbable, even-tempered

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Abridge

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The class time was about to finish so that the lecturer abridged his lecture.
V. Condense, shorten.

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Abstemious

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She started an abstemious diet in order to lose weight, but it was making her weak.
Adj. Sparing in eating and drinking, Temperate.

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Abstruse

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The teacher’s lecture was too abstruse to understand.
Adj. Complicated, Difficult to understand.

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Accessible

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The admission procedure in Mentors’ course is very accessible.
Adj. Easy to approach, obtainable.

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Acclaim

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Argentina was acclaimed by the world after winning FIFA World Cup trophy.
V. Applaud.

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Accomplice

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Police could not find the gangster, so they arrested their accomplice.
N. Partner in crime.

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Acknowledge

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How much do you suffer, it is only acknowledged by success.
V. Recognize, Admit.

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Acrimonious

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The villain made the hero angry with his acrimonious words.
Adj. Bitter words.

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Adulation

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Mr. Pexas filled his boss’s ear with adulation in order to get promotion.
N. Flattery, Admiration.

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Adversary

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A worthy adversary is needed to become mad for your goal.
N. Opponent.

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Adversity

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Adversity is too hard an exam to hold on honesty.
N. Poverty, Misfortune.

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Advocate

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Bangladesh is always advocating Palestine.
V. To support, Plead for.

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Aesthetic

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I have some aesthetic wallpaper collections.
Adj. Artistic.

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Affable

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My best friend is an affable person.
Adj. Friendly.

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Aggregate

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To build a strong company, we must aggregate a number of talented people.
V. Gather, accumulate.

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Alleviate

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The wounds of the heart can only be alleviated by the AL-Quran.
V. Relieve.

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Aloof

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Losing my motivation, I remained aloof from studying for a while.
Adj. Apart, Reserved.

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Altruistic

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A soldier is a person with altruistic character, who can do anything to save his country.
Adj. Selfless, unselfishly generous.

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Ambivalence

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Sultan Murad has to face ambivalence several times in order to be a powerful ruler.
N. Emotional conflict or confusion.

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Amorphous

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We can’t get an A+ with this amorphous preparation.
Adj. Formless.

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Anachronistic

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The reference to clocks in Julius Caeser is anachronistic. Clock did not exist in Caeser’s time.
Adj. Having an error involving time in a story.

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Analogous

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The function of a heart is analogous to the function of a pump.
Adj. Comparable.

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Anecdote

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‘Your Name’ anime is an anecdote about love.
N. A short amusing or interesting story about someone or something.

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Animosity

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The animosity between Mughal and Rajput led to war.
N. Active enmity.

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Anomalous

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Gaza and Lebanon are going through an anomalous situation.
Adj. Abnormal.

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Anomaly

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Israel is one of the most anomalies in the world.
N. Abnormal, Irregularity.

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Antagonism

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Eren’s antagonism towards Marleyann led to a rampage.
N. Strong hatred

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Antediluvian

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The museum displayed some antediluvian artifacts from ancient civilizations.
Adj. Antiquated, extremely ancient.

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Antipathy

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Antipathy towards turpitude should be universal.
N. Aversion, Antagonism, Hatred.

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Antiquated

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In Lalbagh Fort Museum, there are a lot of antiquated things.
Adj. Antediluvian, Obsolete, Ancient

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Apathy

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He felt a wave of apathy wash over him as he listened to the boring lecture.
N. Lack of interest, indifference.

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Apocryphal

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British invented some apocryphal tales about Aurangzeb to break the unity of India sub-continent.
Adj. Untrue, made up.

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Appease

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My wounded heart is appeased by Al-Quran.
V. Relieve, soothe.

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Apprehension

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Her eyes were full of apprehension in front of the robber.
N. Fear.

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Arable

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Bangladesh has a very arable land for farming.
Adj. Fertile (land)

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Arbiter

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Once upon a time, the king was the final arbiter.
N. Judge.

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Arbitrary

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The decision of the MP to free the thief was arbitrary.
Adj. Random choice, Capricious, Tyrannical.

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Archaic

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The Sixty Tomb Mosque is an archaic one.
Adj. Antiquated, Antediluvian, Obsolete.

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Ardent

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The situation in Gaza is very ardent.
Adj. Intense.

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Arduous

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Her arduous effort made her son a respectful man.
Adj. Hard, Strenuous.

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Articulate

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In 7th March, 1971, Bangabandhu gave an articulate speech towards the Bengali people.
Adj. Effective, Distinct.

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Deleterious

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Smoking is deleterious for health.
Adj. Harmful, Detrimental

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Delineate

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My father delineated about the guest very well that I had not faced any difficulties receiving him.
V. Portray, Depict, sketch

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Denounce

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Mother denounced her child for breaking the plates.
V. Condemn, Criticize.

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Deplore

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I deplore making wrong decisions in my life.
V. Regret, Disapprove of.

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Depose

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Israel once deposed Palestinian from their home.
V. Dethrone, remove from office.

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Deposition

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Eren made his deposition in the judge’s chamber.
N. Testimony under oath.

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Depravity

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The depravity of civil services is ruining this country.
N. Extreme corruption, Wickedness.

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Deride

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Friends often deride each other.
V. Ridicule, make fun of.

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Desiccate

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‘Shutki’ means desiccated fish.
V. Dry up.

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Derivative

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Differentiation is used to find out derivatives of a function.
Adj. Unoriginal, Derived from another source.

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Despondent

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After doing bad in the exam, I really became despondent.
Adj. Depressed, Gloomy.

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Detached

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The roadside children are detached from parent’s love.
Adj. Emotionally removed, physically unconnected.

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Deterrent

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Punishments are a deterrent for criminals from committing crimes.
N. Something that discourages, hindrance.

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Detrimental

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Drugs are obviously detrimental for health.
Adj. Harmful, Deleterious.

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Devious

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Ayanokoji is a master of devious plans though it’s fictional.
Adj. Not straight forward, roundabout.

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Devise

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Newton, a great scientist, devised the laws of kinetics in general Physics.
V. Think up, Invent, Plan.

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Diffidence

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To build a network, you must conquer your diffidence.
N. Shyness

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Diffuse

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Covid -19 diffused rapidly in the world.
V. Spread, Scatter.

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Digression

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I always wander away from my main theme during my lecture, this digression is sometimes funny and sometimes painful.
N. The act of wandering away from the subject.

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Diminution

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Naruto faced a lot of ups and downs but had no diminution in morality.
N. Lessening, Reduction.

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Discerning

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Osman was a discerning sultan who established The Ottoman Sultanate. His judgement was always on the side of truth.
Adj. Having or showing good judgement.

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Disclose

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Spiderman never disclosed his identity in front of the public.
V. Reveal.

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Discordant

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Iran and Saudi Arabia had a discordant relationship for years on the Shia matter.
Adj. Conflicting.

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Discount

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The Government discounted the rumors as false and malicious.
V. Dismiss.

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Discourse

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The whole world is having a discourse of Israel and Palestine conflict.
N. Formal discussion, Conversation.

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Discrepancy

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Discrepancy during work makes us a loser, and work remains for longer time.
N. Lack f consistency.

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Disdain

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The arrogant rich man disdained the farmers and oppressed them.
V. Scorn, Deride.

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Disinclination

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I am feeling disinclination for waking up early in the morning every day.
N. Unwillingness

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Dismiss

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The meeting was dismissed after a lot of quarrels.
V. Reject, Put away.

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Disparity

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Despite disparity in casts and race, Bangladeshi people are living in peace together.
N. Difference.

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Disperse

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The police fired tear gas into the crowd with a view to dispersing the protesters.
V. Scatter.

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Disputatious

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My friend wins every debate competition. Because, she is a disputatious person.
Adj. Argumentative.

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Disseminate

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Covid-19 vaccine was disseminated well. That’s why effective medication was possible.
V. Distribute, spread.

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Dissent

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I dissented the idea of Kate, because it was very risky.
V. Disagree.

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Distill

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Unilever filters are famous for distilling water.
V. Purify, Refine

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Divergent

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They both are excellent officers but have divergent ways of solving problems of their own.
Adj. Differing, Deviating.

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Doctrine

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Sultan Mahmud Gazni was so committed to the doctrines of Islam. That’s why he didn’t do anything wrong with the princess though she was alone.
N. Teachings.

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Dogmatic

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His decision to give up studying was very dogmatic.
Adj. Arbitrary, Doctrinal.

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Dubious

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I was dubious of getting an A+ in HSC examination.
Adj. Questionable, filled with doubt.

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