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plethora

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plethora [  PLETH-er-uh’  ] [  noun  ] MEANING : 1. a very large amount, superfluity or overabundance 2. an abnormality which is characterized by excessive blood in the circulatory system or in some organ or area of it USAGE EXAMPLE 1 : He was an enigmatic man with a plethora of achievements. USAGE EXAMPLE 2 : Bedrooms, spread over two floors of a shuttered building, are compact, but well kept, air-conditioned, en-suite and jollied up by a plethora of paintings of traditional Spanish scenes.
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infallible

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infallible  [  in-FAL-uh’-buh’ l  ] [  adjective  ] MEANING : perfect, unerring or reliable USAGE EXAMPLE 1 : The pedant's observations were infallible just as his pedagogic skills were impeccable. USAGE EXAMPLE 2 : There's a need to get their stall in order before demanding payments in this way, as it would appear the system is not infallible.
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pacifist

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pacifist  [  PAS-uh’-fist  ]   [  noun  ]   MEANING :   1. one who refrains from war and violence 2. one who refrains from joining military service because of his belief in pacifism   USAGE EXAMPLE 1 :   It is probable that Pakistan thinks India's pacifist reactions to the Mumbai terror attacks to be a sign of cowardliness.   USAGE EXAMPLE 2 :   The German Green Party has averted a crisis by voting against a pacifist move from its ranks to demand a permanent ceasefire in Yugoslavia.
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jaded

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jaded  [  JEY-did  ] [  adjective  ]   MEANING :  wearied, bored, dulled or fatigued USAGE EXAMPLE 1 :  The educated urban youth in Mumbai is so jaded that they find even rave parties unexciting.   USAGE EXAMPLE 2 :  Variously described as jaded and lacking belief in their futures—"a burned generation," as Kurdish filmmaker Bahman Ghobadi put it—they are increasingly leaving for Europe and elsewhere.
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Exotic  [  ig-ZOT-ik  ]   [  noun, adjective  ]   MEANING :   1.(adj.) of foreign origin or imported 2.(adj.) strange or unusual 3.(n.) something that is imported or is of foreign origin   USAGE EXAMPLE 1 :   Their love for exotic locations was well known. 
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Nadir

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Nadir [ NEY-der, NEY-deer ] [ noun ] MEANING : 1. the lowest possible point; extreme despair or adversity 2. the point on the celestial sphere directly beneath a given position or observer and diametrically opposite the zenith. USAGE EXAMPLE 1 : Relations between Iran and the USA reached their nadir when 66 US diplomats were taken hostage by Islamic militants in 1979.
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Neopotism

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Neopotism [ ˈnÉ›pÉ™tɪz(É™)m ] The practice among those with power or influence of favouring relatives or friends, especially by giving them jobs. Example:  H is years in office were marked by corruption and nepotism.
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Tryst

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Tryst [ trist, trahyst ] [ noun, intransitive verb, transitive verb ] MEANING : 1. (n.) an appointment or meeting or a place for such a meeting, a private romantic rendezvous between lovers 2. (tr.v.) to fix up a meeting 3. (intr.v.) to agree for an appointment or meeting USAGE EXAMPLE 1 : Their trysts were varied, romantic, playful and passionate.
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