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21 religious
Adj1. मज़हबी/धार्मिकTemple is a religious place for Hindus.There is a religious house at the country side.2. धार्मिक\religiousस्वभाव\religiousकाShe's very religious.3. निष्ठापूर्वकPay religious attention to detail. -
22 thick-headed
Adj1. मूर्खThe lad is thick-headed and he needs more attention. -
23 thump
N1. धमाकाHe drew the attention of the people by a thump on the table.2. मुक्का.Manoj gave Hari a thump.--------VTI1. ठोकनाThe minister thumped the table during the assembly proceedings.2. थपथपानाShe could hear somebody thumping at the door.3. धड़कनाWhen she saw the shadow in the dark her heart thumped loudly. -
24 thyroid
N1. अवटुग्रन्थिHe has thyroid problem and he needs attention. -
25 tropical
Adj1. उष्णकटिबन्धThe tropical diseases require attention and care. -
26 trouble
N1. परेशानीWe are having trouble with our Television.2. तकलीफI don't want to give him trouble.3. अशान्तिThere is always trouble in Ireland.4. बीमारीHe had kidney trouble and he needs attention.--------VT1. परेशान\troubleकरनाThe sprain in my neck is troubling me.2. नम्रतापूर्वक\troubleनिवेदन\troubleकरनाHe took the book away without even troubling to ask.May I trouble you for the newspaper?. -
27 unabashed
Adj1. निर्लज्ज/अदम्यSome celebrities remain unabashed by public attention. -
28 unflagging
Adj1. अथकThey listened to the minister's speech with unflagging attention. -
29 vaginal
Adj1. योनि\vaginalकाShe had vaginal discharge and needs doctor's attention -
30 village
N1. गाँवVillage needs attention -
31 vying
V1. स्पर्धा\vyingकरते\vyingहुएBusinessmen vying for their customer's attention -
32 weeping
Adj1. रोते\weepingहुएA weeping baby needs attention.
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