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How to Remember English Words?
English Vocabulary Index
How to Remember English Words for 1st July? :
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Manifest (adj.): obvious
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Manifest (v) : to show plainly
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Manifest (n) : list of ship’s cargo
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Manifesto (n): a public declaration
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Manifold (adj.): many, diverse, multiplied
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Manifold (v) : make a number of copies
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Manikin (n): a dwarf, a small man
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Manila (n): plant fibre used in making ropes, akin of cigar
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Manilla (n): plant fibre used in making ropes, akin of cigar
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Manipulate (v) : to work with the hands, manage skilfully and cunningly
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Mankind (n) : humanity, human race
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Manly (adj.): having a man’s qualities brave
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Manner (n): way, mode, kind
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Mannerism (n): a peculiarity of writing, speech behaviour
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Mannerly (adj.): decent, respectful
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Manners (n): behaviour
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Manoeuvre (n): military movement, clever management
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Manor (n): land belonging to a lord or squire
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Man-of-war (n) : a warship
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Man-power (n) : amount of men available for military or other service
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Mansion (n): a large dwelling house
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Manslaughter (n): homicide
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Mantel (n): an ornamental structure over a fire place in the living room
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Mantle (n): a covering for a gas flame to make it brilliant
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Manual (adj.): done by the hand
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Manufacture (v): to produce
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Manumit (v): to set free from slavery
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Manure (n): any fertilizing substance
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Manure (v) : apply manure to
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Manuscript (n) : a writing
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Many (adj.) : large in number
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Map (n) : a representation(on paper) of a country
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Maple (n) : a tree grown for timber and ornament, sugar made from one kind of maple
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Mar (v): spoil, disfigure
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Maraud (v): rob
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Marauder (n): a plunderer
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Marble (n): a kind of limestone taking a high polish
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March (n) : procession, the third month
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March (v) : move in order
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Marches (n) : the borders of a country
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Marchioness (n): feminine of MARQUIS, wife or widow of a marquis
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Mare (n): the female horse
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Margarine (n): butter substitute made from animal or vegetables fats
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Margin (n): edge, the space left blank near the border of a page
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