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1 wealth
N1. धनHealth is wealth.2. बाहुल्यIt is a book with wealth of information. -
2 wealth
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3 wealth
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4 wealth tax
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5 coffer
N1. धनBad economic policy of the government can leave the nation's coffer empty.2. तिजोरीThe mahajan hoarded his wealth in a coffer. -
6 come into
PhrV1. विरासत\come intoमें\come intoपानाShe came into lot of wealth after her mother's death. -
7 contentment
N1. सन्तोषContentment is better than wealth. -
8 covet
VT1. लोभ\covetकरनाShe covets her sister's house.Don't covet other's wealth -
9 covetous
Adj1. लालचHe has covetous plans to grab his father's wealth. -
10 covetously
Adv1. लालच\covetouslyमें[के\covetouslyसाथ]His brother took all his wealth covetously -
11 endow
VT1. सहायतार्थ\endowदेनाHe endowed her with wealth and ornaments. -
12 enumerate
V1. सूची बनानाThe engineer enumerated the usage of his new robot.He enumerated his wealth to his son. -
13 flaunt
V1. दिखावाHe always flaunts his wealth to others. -
14 fritter
N1. लपसीThe potato fritters are very tasty.--------VT1. गँवानाThe brothers frittered away their wealth in gambling. -
15 inequality
N1. असमानता/विषमताGreat inequalities in wealth causes social unrest. -
16 lawful
Adj1. कानूनीHe has acquired his wealth only through lawful means.2. विधि-स्वीकृतHe is the lawful heir to this property. -
17 nob
N1. धनाढ्य\nobव्यक्तिThe nob squandered his wealth. -
18 pauper
N1. निर्धन\pauperमनुष्यHe lost all his wealth in a bet and died a pauper. -
19 stash
V1. संचित\stashकरनाHe has a lot of wealth stashed in his locker. -
20 trust
N1. भरोसाI have absolute trust in you.2. सहाराThe children were left in the trust of the caretaker.3. ट्रस्टHe gave all his wealth to the trust.--------VTI1. भरोसा\trustकरनाI trust you.You have to trust the woman before leaving your daughter.2. आशा\trustकरनाI trust [that]he is having good health.
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