1. Rapped(verb) : To hit something sharply The teacher rapped her knuckles on the desk to get everyone's attention. 2. Cognisance(Noun ): Awareness or knowledge of something. The judge took cognisance of the new evidence presented in the case. 3. Relegate(Verb): To assign to a lower position or less important role; to demote. After the team's poor performance, they were relegated to the second division. 4. Sycophant(Noun): A person who acts obsequiously towards someone important to gain advantage. The manager was surrounded by sycophants who constantly praised him to gain favor. 5. Ostensible(Adjective): Stated or appearing to be true The ostensible reason for the meeting was to discuss the budget, but they spent most of the time on other topics.
Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr. (1809 - 1894) American physician, poet and polymath from Boston. 1. Rapped (v): To speak words in a constant manner in a song to give it additional meaning. Eg, Hones Singh is one of the best rappers of the Indian musical industry. 2. Cognisance (n): Awareness or knowledge Eg: Police took cognisance of what happened yesterday 3. Relegate (v) To put someone/ something into a lower level or position. Eg: Due to his reckless behaviour, boss relegated him to M1 position from M2 4. Sycophant (n): Person who flatters He will get his work done, he such a sycophant. 5. Ostensible (adj): Seeming or stated to be real or true, but not necessarily real or true Eg: Her behaviour is as ostensible as her makeup.
Cognisance (noun) - to take notice of and consider something, especially when judging. Ex - Local peculiarities, however survived mostly beneath the cognisance of the center.
Ostentatious(adj)- showing your money, possessions or power to make people admire or notice you Some politicians are ostentatious for their name or fame
Sycophant (noun) - someone who praises powerful or rich people in a way that is not sincere usually in order to get some advantage from them. Ex- The prime minister is surrounded by sycophant.
Relegate(v)- to put someone or something in less important rank or position The monitor of the class got angry when he was relegated to the last bench.
Rapped(v)-1. to hit suddenly and forcefully Example. There is a rapped between two cars. 2. To criticise smn. especially officially. Example. CJI rapped the Kolkata high court. Cognisance- to take notice of and consider sth.espicially when judging. Example. The cognisance of nagarpalika garbage ,jury declared its decision. Relegate(v)- to put smn. or sth.into a lower position or less important rank or position. Example.He relegated his post of an M.D. Sycophant-smn. who praises powerful or rich in order to get some advantage. The PM sorrounds with sycophant officials. Ostensible- appearing or claiming to be one thing when it is really sth else. Example- His ostensible behaviour is doubtful.
relegate - to put someone or something into a lower or less important rank or position sycophant - someone who praises powerfull or rich people in a way that is not sincere ostensible- appering or clamimg to be one thing when it is really something else
Rapped(n) to strike or.cause lightly and usually Ex- he rapped his fingers on the hardwood Cognisance(n) to take notice of and consider something, especially when judging Ex- the lawyer asked the jury to take cognizance of the defendants generosity in giving to charity Relegate(v) to put someone or something into a lower or less important rank or position Ex- she resigned when she was relegated to a desk job Sycophant (n) someone who praises powerful or rich people in a way that is not sincere Ostensible(adj) appearing or claiming to be one thing when it is really something else Ex- their ostensible goal was to clean up government corruption,but their real aim was to unseat the government
1. Rapped is past participle of rap X rapped Y forcefully 2.cognisance (noun) People are demanding for justice.so deupty commissioner will cognisance of matter then take decision . 3.relegate (verb) She relegate her husband on every moment. 4.sycophant (noun) Ravish is sycophant in his nature 5.ostensible (adj) In desert area there are lotus of obstansible object/ things those oblivion man
Relegate (verb) - to put someone or something into a lower or less important rank or position. Ex- The story was relegated to the middle pages of the paper.
Ostensible (adj) - appearing or claiming to be one thing it is really something else. Ex -They too had to find a way of living with ostensible contradiction
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Rapped (v)criticized sharply ex.the court rapped the lawyer for his misconduct. Cognisance (n)to take notice of and consider something ex.the lawyer asked the jury to take Cognisance of the defendant's generosity in giving to charity.relegate(v)less important rank or position ex.the story was relegated to the middle pages of the paper. Sycophant(n)ussaly in order to get some advantages from them.ostensible(adj)appearing or claiming to be one thing when it is really something else ex.rous published 60 scientific papers after his ostensible retirement.
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1. Rapped(verb) : To hit something sharply
The teacher rapped her knuckles on the desk to get everyone's attention.
2. Cognisance(Noun ): Awareness or knowledge of something.
The judge took cognisance of the new evidence presented in the case.
3. Relegate(Verb): To assign to a lower position or less important role; to demote.
After the team's poor performance, they were relegated to the second division.
4. Sycophant(Noun): A person who acts obsequiously towards someone important to gain advantage.
The manager was surrounded by sycophants who constantly praised him to gain favor.
5. Ostensible(Adjective): Stated or appearing to be true
The ostensible reason for the meeting was to discuss the budget, but they spent most of the time on other topics.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr. (1809 - 1894) American physician, poet and polymath from Boston.
1. Rapped (v): To speak words in a constant manner in a song to give it additional meaning.
Eg, Hones Singh is one of the best rappers of the Indian musical industry.
2. Cognisance (n): Awareness or knowledge
Eg: Police took cognisance of what happened yesterday
3. Relegate (v) To put someone/ something into a lower level or position.
Eg: Due to his reckless behaviour, boss relegated him to M1 position from M2
4. Sycophant (n): Person who flatters
He will get his work done, he such a sycophant.
5. Ostensible (adj): Seeming or stated to be real or true, but not necessarily real or true
Eg: Her behaviour is as ostensible as her makeup.
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Cognisance (noun) - to take notice of and consider something, especially when judging.
Ex - Local peculiarities, however survived mostly beneath the cognisance of the center.
Rapped(v)- criticised severely
The boss rapped employees for being late.
Oliver Wendell Hulmes SR.- American physician, poet and polymath based in Boston
Ostentatious(adj)- showing your money, possessions or power to make people admire or notice you
Some politicians are ostentatious for their name or fame
Sycophant (noun) - someone who praises powerful or rich people in a way that is not sincere usually in order to get some advantage from them.
Ex- The prime minister is surrounded by sycophant.
Relegate(v)- to put someone or something in less important rank or position
The monitor of the class got angry when he was relegated to the last bench.
Rapped(v)-1. to hit suddenly and forcefully
Example. There is a rapped between two cars.
2. To criticise smn. especially officially.
Example. CJI rapped the Kolkata high court.
Cognisance- to take notice of and consider sth.espicially when judging.
Example. The cognisance of nagarpalika garbage ,jury declared its decision.
Relegate(v)- to put smn. or sth.into a lower position or less important rank or position.
Example.He relegated his post of an M.D.
Sycophant-smn. who praises powerful or rich in order to get some advantage.
The PM sorrounds with sycophant officials.
Ostensible- appearing or claiming to be one thing when it is really sth else.
Example- His ostensible behaviour is doubtful.
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relegate - to put someone or something into a lower or less important rank or position sycophant - someone who praises powerfull or rich people in a way that is not sincere ostensible- appering or clamimg to be one thing when it is really something else
Weaponry.noun.meaning.weapons.or.armaments.collectively.example.the.military.displayed.its.advanced.weaponary.during.the.parade.synonyms.Arms.Armaments.Arsenal.Antonyms.disarmament..
Rapped(n) to strike or.cause lightly and usually
Ex- he rapped his fingers on the hardwood
Cognisance(n) to take notice of and consider something, especially when judging
Ex- the lawyer asked the jury to take cognizance of the defendants generosity in giving to charity
Relegate(v) to put someone or something into a lower or less important rank or position
Ex- she resigned when she was relegated to a desk job
Sycophant (n) someone who praises powerful or rich people in a way that is not sincere
Ostensible(adj) appearing or claiming to be one thing when it is really something else
Ex- their ostensible goal was to clean up government corruption,but their real aim was to unseat the government
Sycophant(adj)- someone who praises powerful or rich people to get some advantages from them
He talks like a sycophant with politicians.
1. Rapped is past participle of rap
X rapped Y forcefully
2.cognisance (noun)
People are demanding for justice.so deupty commissioner will cognisance of matter then take decision .
3.relegate (verb)
She relegate her husband on every moment.
4.sycophant (noun)
Ravish is sycophant in his nature
5.ostensible (adj)
In desert area there are lotus of obstansible object/ things those oblivion man
Cognisance(n)- awareness or knowledge
The judge took cognisance to the matter.
Woes.noun.meaning.Great.sorrow.or.distress.example.the.country.s.economic.woes.have.worsened.in.recent.years.synonyms.troubles.misfortunes.Grievances.Antonyms.joys.Happiness.success..
Relegate (verb) - to put someone or something into a lower or less important rank or position.
Ex- The story was relegated to the middle pages of the paper.
Imminent.Adjective.meaning.About.to.happen.example.the.storm.s.arrival.was.imminent.so.everyone.sought.shelter.synonyms.impending.Approaching.near.Antonyma.distant.far.off.Remote...Eminent.ubiqutious.innate.omnipreasent.....
Sovereignty.noun.meaning.supreme.power.or.authority.over.a.territory.or.state.example.the.country.regained..its.sovereignty.after.years.of.foreign.rule.synonyms.Authority.Autonomy.independence.Antonyms.Dependence.subjugation....
Ostensible (adj) - appearing or claiming to be one thing it is really something else.
Ex -They too had to find a way of living with ostensible contradiction
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Plz explain second one why that one is not the answer
rapped- to hit somone/something suddenly and forcefully 2- congnisance- having knowledge
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Excoriate.verb.meaning.to.criticize...severely.example.the.politician.was.excoriated.by.the.media.for.his.controversial.remarks.synonyms.condemn.Denounce.Rebuke.Antonyms.praise.commend.Applaud....
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Rapped (v)criticized sharply ex.the court rapped the lawyer for his misconduct. Cognisance (n)to take notice of and consider something ex.the lawyer asked the jury to take Cognisance of the defendant's generosity in giving to charity.relegate(v)less important rank or position ex.the story was relegated to the middle pages of the paper. Sycophant(n)ussaly in order to get some advantages from them.ostensible(adj)appearing or claiming to be one thing when it is really something else ex.rous published 60 scientific papers after his ostensible retirement.
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Escapade.noun.meaning.A.daring.or.Adventurous.act.often.reckless.example.their.weekend.escapade.involved.climbing.a.mountain.without.any.training.synonyms.Adventure.prank.stunt.Antonyms.seriousness.sobriety..
Ostensible(adj)- seeming or appearing true but it is not really true.
Verisimilitude
He is ostensible to the boy who is very naughty.
Procured.verb.meaning.obtained.something.with.effort.or.care.example.the.goods.were.procured.from.various.international.suppliers.synonyms.Acquired.obtained.secured.Antonyms.Lost.forfeited...
Cloying.Adjective.meaning.Excessively.sweet.or.sentimental.example. The.dessert.was.cloying.and.left.an.unpleasant.aftertaste.synonyms.sickly.over.sweet.saccharine.Antonyms.unsentimental.Bland.unappetizing...
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