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- the fact of being united; a union; a combination.
- the fastening of a horse, ox, etc. to the yoke of a cart, plough, etc. with a cord; harness.
- the act or practice of observing or keeping, a code, duty, custom, rule, etc.; observance.
- an action planned to achieve something usu. by deceiving, cheating, outwitting, etc.; an artifice; a trick; stratagem.
- the quality of being ingenious; cleverness originality, skill, etc.; ingenuity.
- something not revealed, understood or explained; mystery.
- (log.) use of reason; reasoning.
- (rhet.) the sequence followed in a play, novel, etc.
- a hinting of one's intention using symbols or enigmatic words.
- an act of cheating using pretentious methods.
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- the beginning of a new era.
- the first day of a new year; the first day of Caitra, the first month of Hindu lunar calendar.
- a festival observed on this day.
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- that which is proper, suitable or fit.
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- a path; a course; a way.
- delicate perception of the right thing to say or do without offending; skill in dealing with people or situation; tact.
- the behaviour, manners of an individual.
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- joined; united.
- got; received; acquired; obtained.
- that suits a given purpose, occasion, condition, propriety, etc.; fitting; appropriate; apt; suitable.
- absorbed, engrossed in; deeply interested and involved in.
- according to the principles of logic or correct reasoning.
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- that which is fit, proper, suitable.
- a suitable, appropriate man.
- a man having the mystic power by which he knows the happenings in the past, present and future.
- (rhet.) a kind of figure of speech.
- (math.) an adding of two or more numbers into one sum; addition.
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- good luck; success; prosperity; fortune.
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- a clear, deep-red variety of corundum, valued as a precious stone; a ruby.
- a gem of slightly bluish tinge.
- a clear, deep-blue variety of corundum, valued as a precious stone; a sapphire.
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- being under a spell or under the influence of hypnosis.
- mentally ill; insane; mad.
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- proper; suitable; fit.