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Each of the two upper limbs of the human body, extending from the shoulder to the hand; also, by extension, a long limb or supporting part of an animal or object resembling this. Related: limb, forelimb, appendage, upper extremity.
DIE/daɪ/ · verb
To cease to live; to stop existing or functioning. As a verb it covers both literal death and figurative endings — of machines, trends, laughter, or interest. Related: perish, expire, pass away, succumb.
END/ɛnd/ · noun, verb
The furthest or final point of something, such as a physical extent, a period of time, or an activity; also the point at which something ceases to exist or occur. Related: conclusion, finish, termination, close.
RAJ/rædʒ/ · noun
A king or emperor, especially in ancient or medieval India. A style of Indian painting, especially one that originated in the Mughal Empire. Related: king, emperor, monarch, sovereign.
WAR/wɔː/ · noun, verb
A state of armed conflict between nations or states or, in the past, between states and tribes; an instance of such conflict. To engage in such conflict. Related: conflict, battle, fight, struggle.
BOMB/bɒm/ (British); /bɑːm/ or /bɑːm/ in American English · noun and verb
An explosive device that detonates to cause destruction, typically dropped from aircraft or placed by hand; as a verb, to attack with bombs or to fail spectacularly. Related: explosive, device, grenade, mine.
OBEY/əˈbeɪ/ · verb
To follow the commands or rules of someone or something, or to do what someone tells you to do. To conform to a rule or authority. Related: comply, conform, follow, submit.
TILAK/tɪˈlɑːk/ · noun
A mark or symbol, typically made on the forehead, as a sign of respect, devotion, or spiritual significance. Related: mark, symbol, badge, emblem.
PANDIT/ˈpændɪt/ · noun
A pandit is a Hindu scholar or priest, especially one who is learned in Sanskrit and the Vedas. The term is also used to refer to a wise or learned person. Related: scholar, priest, sage, sage.
MARTYR/ˈmɑːrtər/ · noun
A person who suffers greatly or is killed because of their strong beliefs or actions. A person who gives their life for a cause or principle. Related: hero, saint, victim, sacrifice.