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1 valuable
Adj1. मूल्यवानDiamonds are valuable--------N1. कीमती\valuableचीजKeep your valuables inside the locker. -
2 valuable
adj.मूल्यवान, बडे मोल का, बहुमूल्य, मान्यn.कीमती चीज, बहुमूल्य वस्तु, जेवर गहना -
3 acknowledgment
N1. स्वीकृतिWe are sending you a free copy in acknowledgment of your valuable help. -
4 curio
N1. अलभ्य\curioकलाकृतिThey have a valuable collection of curios -
5 mineral
N1. खनिजGold is a very valuable mineral. -
6 pomander
N1. गुलाबदानीShe broke my valuable pomander. -
7 storehouse
N1. भंड़ार-घरNow a days computers have become a store house valuable information. -
8 sycamore
N1. गूलरThe wood of the sycomore is valuable. -
9 thrift
N1. कमख़र्चीThrift helps valuable savings.
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