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21 majesty
N1. प्रतापThe sheer majesty of the mountain scenery from this point is unbelievable.. -
22 man
N1. मानवAll men are born free.2. नरHe is a self made man.3. सैनिकAll officers and men in the Army are brave.4. नौकरMy man will drive you home.--------V1. आदमी\manकाम\manपर\manहोना[लगाना]The railway crossing at that point was not manned. -
23 median
N1. मध्यस्थHe always goes to the extreme, never to the median point. -
24 middle
Adj1. बीच\middle[का]You have to reach some middle point in this case.--------N1. मध्यस्थलDon't leave things in the middle of the room. -
25 palaver
N1. बकवादNow stop the palaver,let's come to the main point.अब बकवाद समाप्त करो, हमें सारवस्तु पर आना चाहिये. -
26 pinpoint
Adj1. सहीThe Pilot navigated the plane with pinpoint accuracy.--------N1. सूच्यग्र/सूई की नोकThousands of viruses can be found in pin point. -
27 therm
N1. उष्णता\thermका\thermमापThe therm has reached the boiling point at 200 degrees. -
28 argue
V1. बहस करनाYou should not argue on non-issues.2. प्रमाणित\argueकरनाHis point argues for a change in the policy decisions. -
29 ascend
V1. चढ़ना/बढ़नाThe path started to ascend more steeply at this point. -
30 constrain
VT1. बलपूर्वक\constrainरोकनाThe factory's work has been constrained due to workers' strike.2. विवश\constrainकरनाShe felt constrained to point out her husband's mistakes. -
31 maturation
N1. परिपक्वताMy plan gradually reached the point of maturation. -
32 radiate
VTI1. किरण\radiateफेंकनाA stove that radiates heat.2. आनन्द\radiateफैलानाShe is the woman who radiates happiness.3. किसी\radiateकेन्द्रीय\radiateबिन्दु\radiateसे\radiateचारों\radiateओर\radiateप्रस्फुटित\radiateहोनाFour roads radiate from this central point. -
33 ratification
N1. दृढ़ीकरण/पुष्टीकरणThe ratification of Speaker's stand on particular point by all parties ispraise worthy. -
34 slum
N1. गंदी बस्तीFrom his behaviour, I can point out that he was brought up in the slums of Mumbai. -
35 technical
Adj1. तकनीकीThere are many technical courses for students.2. पारिभाषिकThere are many technical terms in biology.3. कानूनीThe lawyer opened with a legal arguement over a technical point. -
36 unfamiliarity
N1. अपरिचयUnfamiliarity with the latest technology can be a weak point. -
37 valley
N1. घाटीFrom this vantage point you can see the valley below.
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