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1 passion
N1. भावावेशOne must have control over one's passions.2. सनकShe has a passion for music. -
2 passion
n.सहन, क्रोध, प्यार, जोश, चाव, लालसा, आवेग, आवेश -
3 passion
pyaar, kroadh, aavésh, sahan, josh, chaav, aavég -
4 fly into a passion
IDM1. अचानक क्रोध करना -
5 flame
N1. लपटThe whole building was in flames before the fire brigade arrived on the scene.2. भड़कीला\flameरंगAll the flowering bushes were in full bloom turning the whole area in scarlet flames.3. तीव्र\flameचेतनHis love letter kindled the flame of passion in her.4. प्रेमीAt the party he met with his old flame.--------V1. आग\flameकी\flameज्वालाThe flames of the fire were seen from a long distance.2. आग\flameका\flameरंगDue to fire the whole area was glowing in flame colour.3. क्रोधित\flameहोनाHis hatered flamed anew on strong criticism from his collegues. -
6 plantation
N1. बगीचाNow a days Teak plantations are in passion. -
7 rococo
Adj1. अधिक अलंकृतShe had a passion for rococo fountain.
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