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1 caution
N1. चेतावनीShe exercised caution in opening the door--------V1. सावधान\cautionकरनाHis father cautioned him from spending money lavishly. -
2 cautious
Adj1. सावधानBe cautious in spending money! -
3 dosser
N1. बेघर-बार व्यक्तिHe has been spending hid life like a dosser after the death of his wife. -
4 gaming
N1. जुआHe ruined himself by spending his entire income in gaming. -
5 interestingly
Adv1. दिलचस्पी\interestinglyसेInterestingly,consumer spending has increased these days. -
6 orgy
N1. मद्य\orgyपान\orgyउत्सवDon't go to an orgy.2. आधिक्यShe went ahead in an orgy of spending before Diwali -
7 plank
N1. तख्ताA long narrow flat piece of wood is called plank.2. घोषणा पत्रIncreased spending on road is the main plank of the government's transport policy.
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