Set 31 | 1501 - 1550 | 50 Cards

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Evoking a keen sense of sadness or regret

Poignant
(Adj.) (मार्मिक) | Ex: The movie had a poignant ending.

Graceful and balanced behaviour

Poise
(N.) (संतुलन, शालीनता) | Ex: She handled the situation with great poise.

Pertaining to controversy

Polemical
(Adj.) (विवादात्मक) | Ex: The article had a polemical tone.

The science or art of governing a country or area

Politics
(N.) (राजनीति) | Ex: He has a deep interest in politics.

The practice of having more than one husband at the same time (3)

Polyandry
(N.) (बहुपति प्रथा) | Ex: Polyandry is practiced in some tribal communities.

A person who has more than one spouse at the same time

Polygamist
(N.) (बहुविवाही) | Ex: The law does not permit a polygamist to marry again.

The practice of having more than one spouse at the same time (3)

Polygamy
(N.) (बहुविवाह प्रथा) | Ex: Polygamy is illegal in many countries.

A person who can speak several languages (10)

Polyglot
(N.) (बहुभाषी) | Ex: Being a polyglot, she speaks five languages fluently.

A flat shape with three or more straight sides and angles

Polygon
(N.) (बहुभुज) | Ex: A triangle is a simple polygon.

A person who is skilled in many areas

Polymath
(N.) (अनेक विषयों में विद्वान व्यक्ति) | Ex: Leonardo da Vinci was a famous polymath.

One who believes in many gods (2)

Polytheist
(N.) (बहुदेववादी) | Ex: Ancient civilizations often had polytheist beliefs.

To think carefully and thoroughly about something

Ponder
(V.) (गंभीरता से विचार करना) | Ex: She paused to ponder the difficult question.

Full of people

Populous
(Adj.) (घनी आबादी वाला) | Ex: Mumbai is a populous city.

A place where ships load and unload goods

Port
(N.) (बंदरगाह) | Ex: The ship arrived safely at the port.

Something that can be carried easily (6)

Portable
(Adj.) (आसानी से साथ ले जाने योग्य) | Ex: This device is portable and easy to use.

A collection of documents or works showing a person’s abilities or achievements (2)

Portfolio
(N.) (दस्तावेज़-संग्रह) | Ex: She presented her portfolio during the job interview.

Occurring, awarded, or appearing after someone’s death (8)

Posthumous
(Adj.) (मरणोपरांत) | Ex: The author received a posthumous award for his work.

A medical examination of a dead body (4)

Postmortem
(N.) (शवपरीक्षा) | Ex: The postmortem revealed the cause of death.

To delay an event to a later date or time

Postpone
(V.) (स्थगित करना) | Ex: The meeting was postponed due to bad weather.

A note appended to a letter after the signature (2)

Postscript
(N.) (पत्र के अंत में हस्ताक्षर के बाद लिखा गया अतिरिक्त संदेश) | Ex: She added a postscript to remind him about the meeting.

Safe or suitable for drinking (7)

Potable
(Adj.) (पीने योग्य) | Ex: This water is clean and potable.

A liquid with healing, magical, or poisonous properties

Potion
(N.) (औषधीय या जादुई तरल) | Ex: The wizard prepared a powerful potion.

A mixture of dried flowers and leaves used for making a room smell pleasant

Potpourri
(N.) (सुगन्धित सूखे फूलों का मिश्रण; विविध वस्तुओं का संग्रह) | Ex: The room was filled with the fragrance of potpourri.

The actual application of an idea, belief, or method

Practice
(N.) (अमल, प्रयोग) | Ex: Good ideas must be put into practice.

Dealing with things in a practical and sensible way

Pragmatic
(Adj.) (व्यावहारिक) | Ex: She took a pragmatic approach to solve the problem.

One who values practicality

Pragmatist
(N.) (व्यावहारिक सोच वाला) | Ex: As a pragmatist, he focuses on results rather than theories.

Uncertain and risky (2)

Precarious
(Adj.) (अनिश्चित और जोखिमभरा) | Ex: His financial condition is precarious.

A previous case that might serve as an example or guide in subsequent situations

Precedent
(N.) (मिसाल, पूर्व निर्णय) | Ex: The court decision set an important precedent.

A very steep or overhanging rock face or cliff on a mountain

Precipice
(N.) (खड़ी चट्टान) | Ex: The climber stood dangerously close to the precipice.

A short version of a written text with only the main points

Precis
(N.) (किसी लेख का छोटा सार) | Ex: He wrote a précis of the long article.

An animal that lives by killing and eating other animals (4)

Predator
(N.) (शिकारी जानवर, परभक्षी) | Ex: The lion is a powerful predator.

A person who held a position before the current holder

Predecessor
(N.) (पूर्ववर्ती) | Ex: He followed in the footsteps of his predecessor.

To say or estimate that something will happen in the future

Predict
(V.) (पूर्वानुमान करना) | Ex: Experts can predict weather changes accurately.

A special liking or preference for something

Predilection
(N.) (विशेष लगाव या रुझान) | Ex: She has a predilection for classical music.

An introduction to a book, especially one that explains the author’s aims (2)

Preface
(N.) (प्रस्तावना) | Ex: The author explained his purpose in the preface.

Having a bias against others

Prejudiced
(Adj.) (पक्षपातपूर्ण) | Ex: He was prejudiced against people from other cultures.

An action or event that happens before another important one and forms an introduction to it

Prelude
(N.) (प्रस्तावना, भूमिका) | Ex: The speech served as a prelude to the main event.

The first public performance of a musical or theatrical work or the first showing of a film (2)

Premiere
(N.) (प्रथम प्रदर्शन) | Ex: The movie had its premiere last night.

A strong feeling that something is about to happen, especially something unpleasant (2)

Premonition
(N.) (पूर्वाभास) | Ex: She had a premonition about the accident.

To recommend or order a medicine or treatment

Prescribe
(V.) (दवा लिखना) | Ex: The doctor prescribed medicine for the illness.

An assumption made without proof

Presumption
(N.) (अनुमान; बिना प्रमाण मान लेना) | Ex: His presumption turned out to be wrong.

Trying to appear more important or valuable than one really is

Pretentious
(Adj.) (दिखावटी, आडंबरपूर्ण) | Ex: His pretentious attitude annoyed everyone at the party.

To make evasive or misleading statements instead of telling the truth (2)

Prevaricate
(V.) (सीधा जवाब न देकर टालना) | Ex: He began to prevaricate when asked about the missing money.

A group of lions (3)

Pride
(N.) (शेरों का समूह) | Ex: A pride of lions was resting under the tree.

A right or advantage available to a person

Privilege
(N.) (विशेषाधिकार) | Ex: Education is a privilege that everyone should value.

A person working on a trial period

Probationer
(N.) (प्रशिक्षु; नया कर्मचारी) | Ex: The probationer must complete training before confirmation.

To put off doing something, especially out of habitual carelessness or laziness (4)

Procrastinate
(V.) (टालना) | Ex: He tends to procrastinate instead of finishing his tasks on time.

The habit of delaying things (3)

Procrastination
(N.) (टालमटोल) | Ex: Procrastination often leads to stress and missed deadlines.

Spending money freely and wastefully

Prodigal
(Adj.) (फिजूलखर्च करने वाला) | Ex: He was prodigal with his wealth and soon lost everything.

A person, especially a young one, with exceptional abilities

Prodigy
(N.) (विलक्षण प्रतिभासंपन्न व्यक्ति) | Ex: The child prodigy amazed everyone with her talent.

Round complete!