‘Contagion’ pronunciation= kən-ta-jən, kən-teidʒn

Contagion meaning in English

1. ‘Contagion’ means a situation in which a disease is transmitted or disease is spread by coming in close contact with someone.

2. A condition in which feelings, thoughts, or problems spread from one place to another.

Contagion-Example

The word ‘Contagion’ acts as a ‘Noun’.

Sentences that can be formed using the word ‘Contagion’ are as follows.

Examples:

To avoid other people from contagion corona patients need to be quarantined.

Contagion disease can be spread from one person to another by touching.

In fear of contagion from the coronavirus election rallies of political parties, have been canceled.

Crowded places are the main spot of contagion of the coronavirus.

Financial crisis contagion fear was spread worldwide rapidly in the world war two period.

India needs to contain contagion of coronavirus.

European Automobile industry crisis contagion rapidly spread among the worldwide automobile industry.

Peer contagion refers to the transfer of deviant behavior from one adolescent to another.

America blamed china for the contagion of the coronavirus worldwide.

On Christmas days people spread the contagion of mirth amongst each other.

‘Contagion’ other meanings

probability of contagion= Chance of infection

contagion state= Infectious state

contagion of mirth= Transition of happiness

contagion effect= Infectious effect

danger of contagion= Risk of infection

chance of contagion= chance of infection

contagion of fear= Transmission of fear

peer contagion= Peer transition

financial contagion= The spread of an economic crisis from one market or region to another

contagious= Infectious, tangible

‘Contagion’ Synonyms-antonyms

The synonyms of the word ‘Contagion’ are as follows.

The antonyms of the word ‘Contagion’ are as follows.

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‘Occupation’ pronunciation= a-kyə-pa-shən, ɑkyəpeɪʃən

Occupation meaning in English

‘Occupation’ is the activity for which you give your time and in return you get money.

1. ‘Occupation’ means a job or work for which you are paid.

2. Any activity which is done to earn money.

3. Person’s job or profession.

4. The act of occupying or taking possession of a building.

5. The act or process of taking possession of a place or area or land by military forces of a foreign power.

Occupation-Example

The word ‘Occupation’ acts as a ‘Noun’.

The plural noun of the word ‘Occupation’ is ‘Occupations’.

Sentences that can be formed using the word ‘Occupation’ are as follows.

Examples:

The work that a person does to earn money, that job or work is called his ‘Occupation’.

After losing so much money, I came to know this occupation is not profitable.

Occupation of doctors is not easy; they really work hard every day.

She chooses the teacher occupation because she loves to teach children.

He is a  good driver but he chooses the electrician occupation.

Nobody knows his occupation, but he looks like, a rich man.

My doctor occupation brings me lots of respect from society.

Military occupation is at a peak in that area due to terrorist activity.

The Russian occupation of Ukraine land.

Occupation of a building without a certificate of occupancy is illegal.

Occupations-people do

Some examples of ‘Occupation’ that people do.

‘Occupation’ Synonyms-antonyms

The synonyms of the word ‘Occupation’ are as follows.

The antonyms of the word ‘Occupation’ are as follows.

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‘Fatigue’ pronunciation= fə-ti-ɡ, fə-teg

Fatigue meaning in English

‘Fatigue’ means extreme tiredness due to mental or physical exertion or due to illness.

1. Extremely tired

2. To be tired

Fatigue-Example

The word ‘Fatigue’ acts as a Noun and Verb.

The past tense of the word ‘Fatigue’ is ‘Fatigued’ and the present participle is ‘Fatiguing’.

The plural noun of the word ‘Fatigue’ is ‘Fatigues’.

Sentences that can be formed using the word ‘Fatigue’ are as follows.

Examples:

The whole day’s extremely hard work showed fatigue symptoms in him.

After driving the car at a far distance, the driver felt little fatigue.

He decided not to play the next match because of muscle fatigue.

The cancer patient felt fatigued is a side effect of medication.

I am so fatigued after the long journey, I need rest.

It is a fatigue duty specially for inexperienced employees.

The needy people continuously asking for help can cause compassion fatigue.

Battle fatigue is the mental stress of fighting in a war.

The fatigue which lasts for at least six months period is called chronic fatigue in medical science.

Overactivity of the brain beyond its capacity causes mental fatigue.

Temporary loss of the elastic behavior of the body is called elastic fatigue.

Nowadays Anti-fatigue lenses are designed to relieve eye strain.

Usually, railway train accidents happen because of metal fatigue.

The fracture which occurs as a result of the excessive load is called a fatigue fracture.

‘Fatigue’ other meanings

I am fatigue= I am tired.

I am feeling fatigue= I am feeling tired.

I am fatigued= I’m tired.

I was fatigued= I was tired.

chronic fatigue= Chronic tiredness

mental fatigue= Mental tiredness

compassion fatigue= Traumatic stress

fatigue duty= Exhausting work, tedious work.

combat fatigue= Fatigue caused by battle

extreme fatigue= Excessive fatigue

fatigue reasons= Cause of tiredness

over fatigue= Too tired

‘Fatigue’ Synonyms-antonyms

The synonyms of the word ‘Fatigue’ are as follows.

The antonyms of the word ‘Fatigue’ are as follows.

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‘Shrine’ pronunciation= srain, shrīn

Shrine meaning in English

1. ‘Shrine’ means a place considered sacred due to its association with religion.

2. The vessel in which the holy ashes of the saint are kept, that place.

3. Tomb or mausoleum built in honor of the deceased.

Shrine-Example

The word ‘Shrine’ acts as a ‘Noun’.

The past tense of the word ‘Shrine’ is ‘Shrined’ and the present participle is ‘Shrining’.

The plural noun of the word ‘Shrine’ is ‘Shrines’.

Sentences that can be formed using the word ‘Shrine’ are as follows.

Examples:

Kashi is the shrine place of the Hindu people.

Mecca is the holy shrine of Muslims.

People make prayers at shrines.

The shrines are the holy place for religious people.

He built the shrine of his late father.

Tajmahal is the shrine of king Shenshah’s wife.

There is a new golden statue in the shrine.

In India, there are roadside shrines every other kilometer.

Amarnath is the shrine of lord shiva.

There are lots of Christian shrines around the world.

‘Shrine’ other meanings

shrine board= Shrine Committee, Temple Committee

shrine area= Pilgrimage area, holy place

shrine place= Place of pilgrimage, holy place

shrine girl= Holy Girl

household shrine= Domestic temple

shrine love= Holy love

shrine life= Holy life

shrine man= Holy man

holy shrine= Sacred religious place

serpent shrine= Snake temple

shrine room= Pilgrimage hall

new shrine= New pilgrimage area, a new pilgrimage place

shrine number= Pilgrimage area number

‘Shrine’ Synonyms-antonyms

The synonyms of the word ‘Shrine’ are as follows.

The antonyms of the word ‘Shrine’ are as follows.

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‘Litigation’ pronunciation= li-tə-ga-shən, lit-i-​ga-​tion 

Litigation meaning in English

‘Litigation’ means the process of fighting a legal case in a civil court.

1. The process of taking a court legal action in a matter so that some decision can be taken.

2. ‘Litigation’ refers to the process of resolving disputes or complaints through the public court system.

Litigation-Example

The word ‘Litigation’ acts as a Noun.

The plural noun of the word ‘Litigation’ is ‘Litigations’.

Sentences that can be formed using the word ‘Litigation’ are as follows.

Examples:

There is litigation between brothers for the distribution of ancestral property.

Litigation is a costly and time-consuming affair.

The family’s civil matter is still in litigation after six years.

The litigations of property disputes are increasing day by day.

As an advocate, he gives free legal advice to needy people in their litigation.

Common people always seek to avoid litigation.

Mutual understanding is helpful to avoid expensive litigation.

Litigation is a complex and slow process.

A lot of litigations make the court judgment process slow.

Everybody knows that litigations in the High court and the supreme court are very costly affairs.

He won property dispute litigation in the supreme court.

‘Litigation’ other meanings

infructuous litigation= Fruitless judicial proceeding, ineffective lawsuit

litigation review and appeals= Case review and appeals

tax litigation= Tax judicial proceeding

litigation party= Resolving disputes or complaints through the public court system.

public interest litigation= ‘Public interest litigation(PIL)’ is the use of the law to raise issues of broad public concern.

pre-litigation conciliation= Two parties come together to settle the dispute before filing a lawsuit to the court

type of litigations= Types of a lawsuit

litigated property= Property under judicial proceeding

‘Litigation’ Synonyms-antonyms

The synonyms of the word ‘Litigation’ are as follows.

The antonyms of the word ‘Litigation’ are as follows.

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‘Pure Bliss’ pronunciation= pyur blis

Pure Bliss meaning in English

‘Pure bliss’ means Holy joy or innocent happiness.

1. The best of all pleasures from which the mind attains supreme happiness.

2. Spiritual happiness.

3. Happiness of salvation.

Pure Bliss-Example

‘Bliss’ means the state (situation) of complete happiness.

Sentences that can be formed using the word ‘Pure Bliss’ are as follows.

Examples:

Self-love is pure bliss.

 Pure bliss is the goal, though seldom achieved completely.

Learning from a teacher like you is really pure bliss.

 Pure bliss resides within each one of us.

 When we adopt a life of pure bliss we feel great.

 Each one of us has within us that space of pure bliss.

Do you really want to go for a life living in pure bliss?

Set your intention to live a life of pure bliss.

Serving the nation till my last breath is pure bliss for me.

Every human loves to live a life in pure bliss.

I felt pure bliss when I kissed her.

 Indeed a Pure Bliss.

 Rather I’m just pure bliss.

 The path of spirituality is the path of pure bliss.

 Self-love is pure bliss.

 Why Being Alone Is Pure Bliss To Genuine Empaths.

 Moments of pure bliss.

This song is pure bliss.

 Nothing but pure bliss.

‘Pure Bliss’ Synonyms

The synonyms of the word ‘Pure Bliss’ are as follows.

‘Pure Bliss’ Antonyms

The antonyms of the word ‘Pure Bliss’ are as follows.

Bliss Meaning- Simple explanation

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‘Vengeance’ pronunciation= ven-jəns

Vengeance meaning in English

‘Vengeance’ means the desire of taking revenge on someone.

1. The desire to harm someone lot because you have been harassed or humiliated by him.

2. Strong desire to take revenge on your enemies.

3. Revenge taken for mistakes.

Vengeance-Example

The word ‘Vengeance’ acts as a Noun.

Sentences that can be formed using the word ‘Vengeance’ are as follows.

Examples:

‘I am vengeance,’ this is a famous dialogue of batman’s character.

Vengeance is not self-defense.

I hope you revisit your thinking regarding vengeance.

Vengeance is never beneficial to society.

Do weaker people take revenge.

In ancient times vengeance is traditionally associated with honor.

Vengeance is an unethical and unlawful action.

I don’t seek vengeance against those who insult me.

There is no place for vengeance in my life.

Hollywood movies are full of vengeance emotions.

He took vengeance for his insult.

He is full of emotion of vengeance.

The bomb blast was set as an act of vengeance.

‘Vengeance’ other meanings

vengeance person= vindictive person, A person who takes revenge from who humiliated him

vengeance time= Time of revenge

vengeance man= A man who desires to take revenge from who humiliated him

someone who takes vengeance= Someone who desires to takes revenge

vengeance is mine= My desire for revenge

personal vengeance= personal revenge

vengeance over= Revenge finished, the desire for revenge is finished or came to an end

‘Vengeance’ Synonyms-antonyms

The synonyms of the word ‘Vengeance’ are as follows.

The antonyms of the word ‘Vengeance’ are as follows.

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‘Anything Else’ pronunciation= en-ee-thing els

Anything Else meaning in English

‘Anything Else’ means ‘Any other thing’.

‘Anything else’ is used when there is something unknown or unspecified.

We use ‘Anything else’ with an interrogative sentence or question sentence.

For eg.

 Do you want anything else?

 Do you want to tell me anything else?

 Was he telling anything else?

 Anything else I can help with?

Anything Else-Example

‘Anything Else’ is the phrase of ‘Anything’.

‘Anything’ is a pronoun and ‘Else’ is an adverb.

Sentences that can be formed using the word ‘Anything Else’ are as follows.

Examples:

 Please let me know if you need anything else from my side.

 Is there anything else we should know about you or your application?

 Is there anything else you would like to add?

 Is there anything else you would like to add in support of your college application?

 Anything else I should know about you?

 Anything else I may assist you with?

 I love you more than anything else.

 I like winning more than anything else.

 Love god more than anything else.

More important than anything else.

 Anything else you want to say?

 Do you need anything else?

 Do you need anything else from me?

 Do you remember anything else?

 I couldn’t think of anything else to add.

 I don’t want anything else.

 Do you want to eat anything else?

 Do you want to write anything else?

 Did he ask you anything else?

 Did you tell him anything else?

 Did you do anything else?

 Did he give you anything else?

 Have anything else?

 Tell me anything else.

 Do you have anything else you’d like to tell me, Mr. Rodriguez?

 Anything else you can tell me?

 If you think of anything else, please don’t hesitate to contact me.

 Is there anything else, sir?

 Anything else I can help you with?

 Do you know anything else in this matter?

Is there anything else that we can talk about?

 Before anything else, preparation is the key to success.

 I won’t remember anything else.

 Would you like to do anything else?

 Love her more than anything else.

Anything Else-Synonym

The synonyms of ‘Anything Else’ is as follows.

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‘Desperate’ pronunciation= desp(ə)rət, de-sp(ə)rət

Desperate meaning in English

1. To be filled with a sense of hopelessness, despondency, and despair because of a bad situation.

2. An extremely strong desire to recover from a bad situation.

3. Willing to take any major risk to end a bad situation.

4. There is a strong desire in the mind to get or achieve something or to have a dire need for that thing.

5. Being audacious, reckless, and furious regardless of the danger caused by extreme despair.

Desperate-Example

The word ‘Desperate’ acts as an adjective.

Sentences that can be formed using the word ‘Desperate’ are as follows.

Examples:

I hadn’t seen my daughter in two months and was desperate to see her.

Cancer is a desperate disease.

He was desperate to get married as he grows older.

He was desperate to get success after a lot of failures.

When I was unemployed, I am desperate to get a job.

Aditya was desperate to win the karate championship.

There is a desperate shortage of corona vaccines in India.

I’m desperate to eat, let’s go to the hotel.

He made a desperate attempt to win a gold medal in the race.

We were desperate to get them out of danger.

I am desperate to meet my father.

He was so desperate to earn a lot of money, he ignored all the risks attached to it.

‘Desperate’ other meanings

I have desperate= I have disappointment

I am desperate= I am frustrated

i am desperate for you= I am impatient for you

desperate measures= Desperately taken steps

desperate life= Hopeless life

desperate friend= Hopeless friend

desperate dance= Fearless dance

desperate deed= Bold action

desperate woman= Fearless woman

desperately= Disappointingly, furiously

desperately waiting= Eagerly waiting

desperation= Disappointment, despair

desperately seeking= Eagerly looking

desperately need= Eagerly needed

desperate time= Hopeless times

desperate not= Not disappointed

desperate to please= Eager to please

i am still desperate= I’m still disappointed

kiss me I am desperate= I’m waiting, kiss me

desperate attempt= Desperate effort

desperate men= Frustrated men

desperate person= Frustrated person

‘Desperate’ Synonyms-antonyms

The synonyms of the word ‘Desperate’ are as follows.

The antonyms of the word ‘Desperate’ are as follows.

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‘Nephew‘ pronunciation= ne-fyu, nefju

Nephew meaning in English

The son of one’s brother or sister, or the son of one’s brother-in-law or sister-in-law is called a ‘Nephew’.

1. The son of one’s brother or sister is called ‘Nephew’.

2. The son of the brother-in-law (wife’s brother) and sister-in-law (wife’s sister) is called ‘Nephew’.

3. The son of the husband’s brother or the husband’s sister’s son is called ‘Nephew’.

Nephew-Family relationships

The word ‘Nephew’ is specifically used for males only.

The word ‘Nephew’ refers to the following family relationships.

1. Fraternal Nephew

The Brother’s son is called ‘Fraternal Nephew.’ 

2. Sororal Nephew

Sister’s son is called ‘Sororal Nephew’.

3. Half Nephew

The son of one’s half-sibling is called ‘Half Nephew’.

4. Nephew in law

The wife’s brother’s son or wife’s sister’s son is called Nephew-in-law.

5. Paternal Nephew

 The father’s Nephew is called ‘Paternal Nephew’. 

6. Grand-Nephew

Great-grandson, brother’s grandson, sister’s grandson is called ‘Grand-Nephew’.

Nephew-Example

The word ‘Nephew’ acts as a ‘Noun’.

The plural noun of the word ‘Nephew’ is ‘Nephews’.

Sentences that can be formed using the word ‘Nephew’ are as follows.

Examples:

My nephew is a very brilliant student in school.

Akshay is my friend’s fraternal nephew.

All nephews and nieces gather today for my birthday.

Actually, John is my half nephew.

My sororal nephew gets a role in a Hollywood movie.

Today my nephew-in-law came to my house to meet his auntie.

All my nephews and nieces go to Mahabaleshwar for a picnic.

I love my all nephews and nieces.

My nephew just celebrated his 18th birthday.

 The word ‘Nephew’ refers to a male.

 ‘Nephew’ refers to a male and ‘Niece’ refers to a female.

 If you are a boy then your father’s brother or sister and your mother’s brother or sister call you a ‘Nephew’.

 My ‘Nephew’ is more brilliant than my ‘Niece’.

 I have three ‘Nieces’ and four ‘Nephews’.

 I am always confused between my ‘Nephews’ because they are twins.

 My ‘Nephew’ just came to see me in hospital.

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