SAMAS RUP MEANING - NEAR BY WORDS
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समास = COMPOUND WORD(Noun) Usage : "Rainbow is a compound word made by combining 'rain' and 'bow'."
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समास = CONNEXION(Noun) Usage : Annulate is used in botany and zoology in connexion with certain plants, worms.
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समास = CONNECTION(Noun) Usage : there was a connection between eating that pickle and having that nightmare
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समस्त = OVERALL(Noun) उदाहरण : समस्तर पढने का अभ्यास
Usage : The doctor was wearing a white overall.
Usage : The doctor was wearing a white overall.
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समशेष = CONGRUENT(Adjective) उदाहरण : परंतु १ और ३ समशेष नहीं हैं (
Usage : Draw congruent triangles.
Usage : Draw congruent triangles.
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समस्त = AGGREGATE(Adjective) Usage : The aggregate profit and loss of the company will be known soon.
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समस्या = PROBLEM(Noun) उदाहरण : सर्वर व्यस्त हो सकता है या आपका संजाल समस्या हो सकता है. फिर कोशिश करें.
Usage : she and her husband are having problems
Usage : she and her husband are having problems
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समष्टि = GESTALT(noun) उदाहरण : आइन्सटीन का सिद्धान्त वृहत् (macro) समष्टि (ब्रह्माण्ड) का सिद्धान्त है और मैक्स प्लांक का सिद्धान्त सूक्ष्म (micro) समष्टि (ब्रह्माण्ड) का सिद्धान्त है।
Usage : Round trip gestalt design is a style of design that emphasizes the incremental and iterative development of a system.
Usage : Round trip gestalt design is a style of design that emphasizes the incremental and iterative development of a system.
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समस्वर = SYMPHONIC(Adjective) उदाहरण : समस्वरता पूर्ण स्वर संगीत का उद्भव उस समय होता है जब गीत के साथ वाद्य भी हो।
Usage : symphonic choir
Usage : symphonic choir
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समस्या = JOB(Noun) Usage : estimates of the citys loss on that job ranged as high as a million dollars
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समष्टि = UNIVERSE(Noun) उदाहरण : मुद्रा की परिभाषा मुख्य समष्टि आर्थिक समूह के संदर्भ में दी जाती है।
Usage : Universe is without limits.
Usage : Universe is without limits.
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समष्टि = MACRO(Adjective) Usage : The definition of money is used as key macro economic aggregates.
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समस्वर = HOMOPHONE(Noun) Usage : The words "to", "too", and "two" are homophones, making it easy to get them mixed up.
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