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21 penetrating
Adj1. सूक्ष्मShe is enough penetrate to understand this long chapter.2. वेधकA penetrating cry heard from our neighbour's house. -
22 secret
Adj1. गुप्तSecret meeting was held between the govt. and the revolutionaries.2. छिपकरHe is a secret drinker.--------N1. रहस्यThe wedding date date 's a big secret.2. मर्मThe secret of good design is simplicity.3. रहस्यThe secrets of nature is difficult to understand. -
23 sense
N1. ज्ञानेन्द्रियAfter her nasal operation she got lost her sense of smell.2. बुद्धिHis sense make him very popular among his classmates.3. होशThe child felt a sense of security in his mother's arms.4. समझThere is a lot of sense in what she says.5. विवेकThreatening to leave him should bring him to his senses.6. भाव/अर्थI couldn't understand the sense of that word.--------V1. अनुभव करनाSensing his importance, Rakesh started buttering him.2. मेहसूस करनाAn apparatus that senses the presence of Toxic gases. -
24 slither
V1. लड़खड़ाकर फ़िसलनाWhen he didn't understand how to get down he slighered up from the top. -
25 spoonfeed
V1. चम्मच\spoonfeedसे\spoonfeedखिलानाThe teachers spoonfeed weak students so they can understand easily. -
26 the finer points of
IDM1. बारीकियाँYou should try to understand the finer points of this agreement.
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