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Advanced Vocabulary for 18th August :
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Plantation (n) : the act of planting, estate for cultivation of plants like coffee & etc., farm, a grave
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Plaque (n) : ornamental metal tablet
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Plaster (n) : soft mixture of lime sand and water, a cloth with medicine applied, cover a wound
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Plastic (adj.) : soft and pliable, adaptable
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Plastic (n) : a synthetic resinous substance used for making various articles
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Plate (n) : a flat piece, a thin sheet of metal, a flat dish for holding food
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Plate (v) : to cover with a coating of metal
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Plateau (n) : flat elevated land, table land
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Platform (n) : raised ground on the sides of roads intended for the use of pedestrians
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Platinum (n) : white heavy ductile metal
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Platitude (n) : a dull common place, an empty remark
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Platoon (n) : a group of soldiers
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Plaudit (n) : applause, emphatic expression of approval
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Plausible (adj.) : apparently right or true
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Play (v) : sport, act, trifle, perform, play with a musical instrument, gamble, contend
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Playful (adj.) : fond of playing
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Playground (n) : a ground used for playing games
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Playwright (n) : a dramatist
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play writer (n) : a dramatist
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Plea (n) : an excuse, request, a prisoner’s statement in al law court
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Plead (v) : speak in defence, argue in support
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Pleader (n) : one who pleads, a lawyer
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Pleasant (adj.) : agreeable, amusing
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Please (v) : be good enough, satisfy
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Pleasing (adj.) : agreeable
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Pleasure (n) : enjoyment, will, desire
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Pleasure-ground (n) : a garden or field for pleasure
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Plebeian (n) : one of the common people
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Plebiscite (n) : a system of deciding a matter by the votes of all qualified persons
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Pledge (n) : something given as security, promise
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Pledge (v) : give a security, promise
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Plenty (n) : abundance
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Plethora (n) : the state of too much of anything, over abundance
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Pleurisy (n) : inflammation of the pleura that covers the lung
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Pliable (adj.) : easily bent
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pliant (adj.) : easily bent
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Pliers (n) : tool used for holding and bending wire etc.
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Plight (n) : a(pitiable)state
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Plight (v) : promise, pledge
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Plimsolls (n & pl) : cheap rubber soled canvas shoes
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Plinth (n) : a base on which a column stands
Advanced Vocabulary for 18th August :
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