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1 uplift
N1. उठान/उत्थान/उन्नतिSachin Tendulkar's presence gives an uplift to the team's morale.--------VT1. ऊँचा\upliftकर/उठाSachin Tendulkar's presence uplifts the team's morale. -
2 uplift
n.उठाना, उत्थान, उन्नतिv. tr.ऊंचा करना, उठाना -
3 ego
N1. अहम्Ego doesn't uplift a person. -
4 provision
N1. प्रबन्धProvisions are made by law to uplift the standards of Sc's and St's.2. पूर्वोपायOne should go with complete provision in board exam.3. खाद्य सामग्रीI hope mother has made all provisions for our journey.4. धाराShe entered inthe contract with a provision that beside the salary she would also be entitled to get 5% profit.
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