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61 فناء
فَنَاء: اِنْدِثار، هَلاَكextinction, passing away, cessation of being; evanescence, vanishing; annihilation, utter destruction, total ruin -
62 قال
قالَ: تَكَلّمَ، لَفَظَto say, tell; to speak; to utter; to state, express in words -
63 كامل
كامِل: تامّperfect, consummate; complete, full, whole, total, entire, integral, thorough, full-scale; plenary; absolute, unqualified, sheer, utter, outright, out-and-out, all-out; completed, finished, concluded, finalized; perfected, consummated, rounded off, rounded out -
64 كلي
كُلّيّtotal, entire, complete, full, whole, perfect, overall, general, aggregate, full-scale, all-out, outright, utter, absolute, universal; grand (total, etc.); comprehensive, thorough, inclusive, all-(a)round; macro -
65 لفظ
لَفَظَ (كَلِمَةً إلخ): نَطَقَto pronounce, utter, enunciate, say; to phonate, vocalize; to speak, talk -
66 لفظ بوضوح
لَفَظَ بِوُضُوحto articulate, enunciate, utter distinctly, pronounce clearly -
67 مطبق
مُطْبِق: تامّabsolute, utter, sheer, pure, unqualified, total, entire, complete -
68 مطلق
مُطْلَق: غَيْرُ مَحْدُود، غَيْرُ مُقَيّد، تامّabsolute; unlimited, unrestricted, infinite; unbounded, unrestrained, free, uncontrolled; sheer, utter, downright, outright, categorical, stark, unqualified, unconditional; out-and-out; ultimate; full; plenary, complete; perfect -
69 نبس
نَبَسَ، نَبّسَ (بِـ): لَفَظَ، تَكَلّمَto utter, say, speak -
70 نبس
نَبَسَ، نَبّسَ (بِـ): لَفَظَ، تَكَلّمَto utter, say, speak -
71 أصبح نسيا منسيا
أصْبَحَ نَسْياً مَنْسِيّاًto fall into utter oblivion, be completely forgotten -
72 نطق
نَطَقَ: لَفَظَ، تَكَلّمَto pronounce, utter, enunciate, say; to articulate; to phonate, vocalize; to speak, talk -
73 هلاك
هَلاَك: دَمَار، مَوْت، فَنَاء(utter) destruction, ruin, wreck(age); doom; (total) loss; perdition, eternal damnation -
74 bark
I [baːk]1. nounthe short, sharp cry of a dog, fox etc.نُباح2. verb1) to make this sound:يَنْبَحThe dog barked at the stranger.
2) to utter abruptly:يَنْطِقُ كَلاما بِصورةٍ مُفاجِئَه II [baːk]She barked a reply.
1. nounthe covering of the trunk and branches of a tree:لِحاءُ الشَّجَرHe stripped the bark off the branch.
2. verbto take the skin off (part of the body) by accident:يَخْدِشُ، يَقْشِرُI barked my shin on the table.
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75 chaos
[ˈkeɪɔs] nouncomplete disorder or confusion:خَواء، فَوْضى، خَرابThe place was in utter chaos after the burglary.
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76 contempt
[kənˈtempt] noun1) very low opinion; scorn:إحْتِقار، إزدِراءShe spoke with utter contempt of her husband's behaviour.
2) disregard for the law.إسْتِهانَه، إسْنِخْفاف بِالقانون -
77 croak
[krəuk]1. verbto utter a low hoarse sound like that of a frog:يَنُق، يُنَقْنِقI could hear the frogs croaking.
2. nounsuch a sound.نَقيق، نَقْنَقَـه -
78 ejaculate
[ɪˈdʒækjuleɪt] verbto utter or exclaim suddenly.يَصيحُ فَجْأةً -
79 mutter
[ˈmatə]1. verbيُتَمْتِم، يُهَمْهِم2. nounsuch a sound:تَمْتَمَه، هَمْهَمَهHe spoke in a mutter.
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80 neigh
[neɪ]1. verbto utter the cry of a horse:يَصْهَلThey could hear the horses neighing.
2. nounsuch a cry:صَهيلThe horse gave a neigh.
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