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100.	A drug whose purpose is to diminish the body temperature	Antipyretic Febrifuge	Doctor prescribed me some febrifuges to make my body temperature diminish.
101.	A drug whose purpose is to reduce pain	Analgesic	Athletics consume analgesic drugs to alleviate their muscular agony.
102.	The inner most part of a temple	Adytum Sanctum	No one but the priest has the authority to enter into the adytum of the sanctum sanctorum.
103.	A slide of large masses of snow , ice and mud down a mountain Irresistible, great , sudden influx of anything	Avalanche	The state capitol has recently witnessed an avalanche of heinous crimes like rape, burglary, robbery, shoplifting et cetera.
104.	Person employed to detect suspected offenders by tempting them to overt action	Agent provocateur	Agents provocateurs play an instrumental role vis-à-vis incarceration of culprits.
105.	The quality of affording easy familiarity and sociability	camaraderie	India versus Pakistan cricket rubber might be tantamount to a camaraderie inducing step by both BCCI and PCB.
106.	A socially awkward or tactless act	Faux pas	Socially inept people often commit the faux pas of not introducing themselves to others.
107.	To take or let out the bowels or interior parts of	Eviscerate Disembowel	Nazi soldiers used to eviscerate Jews during the World War-II.
108.	Someone who talks much	Loquacious Garrulous Chatty Talkative Effusive verbose	Spokespersons of political parties are unequivocally loquacious.
109.	To deprive of the rights of a citizen	Disenfranchise	Our constitution does not disenfranchise us.
110.	The act of passengers and crew getting off of a ship or aircraft	Disembarkation	After the disembarkation, the passengers are likely to wait for their luggage in the carousel.
111.	Commencing or in process of development	nascent inchoate embryonic	Nuclear power in India is in the nascent stage.
112.	A person’s regular place of abode	Domicile	Gwalior is Scindia family’s domicile.
113.	Thing given for compensation Something for something	Quid pro quo	The act of corruption is a form of quid pro quo.
114.	To listen  private conversation / confabulation surreptitiously	Eavesdrop	Intelligence agencies eavesdrop the confabulations of tainted ministers.
115.	Someone / something who/which destroys its own creator	Frankenstein’s monster	IPL turned out to be Frankenstein’s monster for its creator, Lalit Modi.
116.	Passed from one person to another	Hand-me-down	Some actors do not be involved in the hand-me-down movies.
117.	Do away with wholly	Abrogate	Khap panchayats have abrogated same gotra marriage.
118.	Systematic killing of  a racial or cultural group	genocide	Syrian citizens witnessed genocide of their own compatriots.
119.	An oration in praise of some person or achievement	Panegyric Encomium Paean	After clinching silver medal in 2012 London Olympics, panegyrics have been written for the Indian grappler Sushil Kumar.
120.	Apparent perception of object not present Illusion	Hallucination	Narcotic drugs like LSD can induce hallucination.
121.	An assortment of various things	Motley Gallimaufry Hodge-podge Farrago Mélange Salmagundi Smorgasbord Potpourri Miscellany	In a book fair, one can find a gallimaufry of books.
122.	A complex pattern of constantly changing colors and shapes	Kaleidoscope	The kaleidoscope of Indian tourism can be experienced by gallivanting from Kashmir to Kanyakumari.
123.	Someone who has an inclination for fight / war	Bellicose Belligerent Pugnacious	US and Al Qaida, both find each other pugnacious entities.
124.	A books which is handwritten	Manuscript	I have prepared a manuscript of the book I have been endeavoring to jot down.
125.	Easily broken	Brittle	Vitrified goods are absolutely fragile.
126.	Uncertain or unable to decide about what course to follow	Rudderless	During the absence of my project pedagogue, I was absolutely rudderless.
127.	Someone who hates mankind	Misanthropist	It has become a general perception that terrorists are misanthropists.
128.	Sending a person who has been accused of a crime to another state or country for trial	Extradite	US solicits that India should extradite Qasav for trial in US.
129.	Rampart or entrenchment made round space for siege or defense	Circumvallation	Gardens need to be undergone circumvallation for keeping bovine species at bay.
130.	Something as a writing, that is of doubtful authorship or authority	Apocrypha	Rumors are the genesis of apocryphal stories.
131.	One who has vowed to desist himself from sexual intercourse	Celibate	Monks and sages take vows of celibacy.
132.	The act of spying	Espionage	Eavesdropping is a modus operandi of espionage.
133.	One who is engaged to marry someone	Betrothed	Genelia D’Souza is betrothed to Ritesh Deshmukh.
134.	A man who has several wives	Polygynist	Many Moslem men are polygynists.
135.	A woman who has several husbands	Polyandrist	In Indian society, Polyandrists  are hard to find.
136.	Someone who is married to two or more people at the same time	Polygamist	Indian Penal Code criminalizes those who are polygamist.
137.	The preface or introduction to a discourse, poem or performance	Prologue	The prologue adumbrates the book you are about to peruse.
138.	The closing part of a discourse , in which the principal matters are recapitulated	Epilogue	The epilogue synopsizes the book you have just perused.
139.	The part of grammar which treats of the letters and of the art of spelling words correctly	Orthography	Orthography annihilates the possibility of the presence of anacoluthon in a text.
140.	Any enterprise undertaken with zeal and enthusiasm	Crusade	Anna Hazare’s anti graft crusade will be hell bent on exposing corrupt avatars of the ministers.
141.	A decision on which all agree	Unanimous	The president of our club is unanimously elected.
142.	A speech made to oneself	Soliloquy	Soliloquy helps me communicate to myself and explore my innermost endeavors.
143.	The right to approve or reject by popular vote a measure passed upon by a legislature	Referendum	Referendum is a sure fire way to estimate the popularity of a government.
144.	Something that can be easily read	Legible	Legible handwriting is convenient to peruse.
145.	Something that can not be easily read	Illegible	Deciphering  illegible handwriting is cumbersome task.
146.	Something which can not be corrected	Incorrigible	Incorrigible liars always fib.
147.	Saying or writing very harsh and critical things	Vilify	Media personnel often vilify celebrities and politicians.
148.	The property left to someone by will	Legacy	Reliance is the legacy which is spearheaded by Ambani brothers.
149.	A list of things to be discussed at a meeting	Agenda	For the upcoming bilateral dialogue with China, India needs to fine tune its agenda.
150.	One who is completely self satisfied	Complacent	Success and triumph make people complacent.

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