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1 philosophy
N1. दर्शन\philosophy[शास्त्र]Indian philosophy is very rich. -
2 philosophy
n.ज्ञान प्रीति; तत्वविचार, तर्क शास्त्र विद्या, ज्ञान विद्या -
3 philosophy
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4 Ph.D
Abbr:Doctor of Philosophy1. पी.एच.डीI would like to do Ph.D in Biology. -
5 doctor
N1. डाक्टर/वैद्यI felt so bad I went to see my doctor2. विद्वानShe is a doctor of philosophy in physics -
6 enunciate
V1. उच्चारण करनाThe spokesman should enunciate properly and correctly.The interpreter enuciated each word clearly.2. व्यक्त करनाHe enunciated his opinion in a letter to the committee.Speaker enunciated his thoughts on vedic philosophy. -
7 erroneous
Adj1. अशुद्धHe has erroneous ideas about Indian philosophy. -
8 latent
Adj1. प्रच्छन्नStrong commitment to moral values was latent in Gandhi's political philosophy.2. अविकसितMany a children's latent talent never blossoms because of lack of opportunities. -
9 obscurity
N1. अचर्चित होनाGreat artists suffer (in) obscurity in the beginning of their careers.2. कठिनाईCharvaka's philosophy does not pose many obscurities.3. अंधेराObscurity helped the thieves. -
10 out-of-date
Adj1. पुराना और अनुपयोगीFascism is an out-of-date political philosophy. -
11 theologian
N1. ब्रह्मज्ञानीShankaracharya was a great theologian whose philosophy is a treasure.to the mankind. -
12 trail-blazer
N1. मार्गदर्शकShankaracharya was a trail-blazer in Advaita philosophy.
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