‘Or Else’ pronunciation= or els

Or Else meaning in English

We can use ‘Or Else’ as a phrase.

1. ‘Or Else’ phrase gives us an idea of another option.

I think, we missed the train, or else there would be loads of people on the platform.

2. ‘Or Else’ is used for stating another possibility in different circumstances.

We must be there by 2 o’clock or else we will miss the train.

We must admit him to the hospital or else his life will be in danger. 

3. We can also use ‘Or Else’ as a threat.

Don’t mess with me or else!

Don’t insult him, or else!

Follow your boss’s order or else you will lose the job.

4. We use ‘Or Else’ to indicate an alternative

I need to buy warm cloth for winter or else I can use the old ones.

I need a new vehicle or else I can use public transport.

I need to buy more food or else we can eat what’s left from yesterday’s lunch.

Or Else-Example

‘Or Else’ is the ‘phrase of Else’.

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

Examples:

Follow my Instructions or else.

Or else you will do what.

Or else forget about it.

Or else you will die.

Or else my heart is going to pop.

Or else I am gonna throw you in the fire.

Or else what you big loser?

Or else I will tear up this town.

Or else what, you gonna blast me to bits?

She must impress a man who can stop time or else her life is over.

Or else you can lose everything!

 Don’t forget to claim all these free rewards or else you will regret it!

Don’t call me trash or else.

Study or else you will fail the exam.

 We should not do bad to anyone or else bad happens to us.

Don’t troll me or else.

Beautiful witch has to find true love in 3 weeks or else she will lose her powers.

Keep quiet or else.

Don’t talk wrong about Eminem, or else I’ll have to do something.

Mom cat tells her kittens not to cry or else people will take their lives.

Don’t do this or else you will die.

Don’t pick the wrong one or else.

Feed them very well or else they will be mad at you.

This kitten needs activity or else he’ll misbehave!

Don’t wake the monster, or else!

Do what I say or else.

Or Else-Synonym

The synonyms of the word ‘Or Else’ are as follows.

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‘Owe’ pronunciation= au, ō

Owe meaning in English

‘Owe’ means to be indebted to someone due to borrowing from him, the debt of which you have to repay sooner or later.

1. To be grateful or grateful to someone because they have done something good for you or helped you in times of trouble.

2. ‘Owe’ means the obligation to pay or repay the loan.

Owe-Example

The word ‘Owe’ acts as a ‘Verb’.

The past tense of the word ‘Owe’ is ‘Owed’ and the present tense is ‘Owing’.

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

Examples:

I owe you a lot of my friend.

I owe you an apology.

How much do I owe you?

I owe you a gift.

You owe me chocolate.

You owe me money.

I owe you money.

You owe me nothing.

We owe heroes who serve our country.

We owe you an apology.

He owed ten thousand rupees of the bank.

‘Owe’ other meanings

owe you= Indebted you

i owe you= To pay or repay in return for something received

owe you one= To be indebted to one for something they did.

owe you an apology= To feel that you should give someone an explanation of why you did something

owe me= Listener is the one who has to give something to the speaker.

owe me money= Listener is the one who has to give money to the speaker.

owe me nothing= Listener is the one who has not been in debt to the speaker.

owe reparations= Compensation payable

owe money= Have to pay

you owe me- You give me, you are in debt to me

the heroes we owe= The heroes we are indebted to

to god we owe= We are indebted to god

business owe= Business dues

no owe= No dues

to owe is woe- Sorry to be indebted

owe amount= Amount outstanding

owe full= Full dues

owe balance= Arrears, amount outstanding

‘Owe’ Synonyms-antonyms

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

The antonyms of the word ‘Owe’ 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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‘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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‘Nepotism’ pronunciation= nep-o-tism, ne-pə-ˌti-zəm

Nepotism meaning in English

‘Nepotism’ means misusing one’s position and authority to benefit one’s family, relatives, near and dear ones, especially by giving them jobs.

Nepotism-Example

The word ‘Nepotism’ acts as a ‘Noun’.

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

Examples:

Nepotism is the reality of the Hollywood film industry.

There is no room for nepotism in government projects.

Nepotism is visible in each and every society.

Nepotism is the process of doing injustice with other talented candidates.

People hate nepotism due to its biased nature.

Nepotism breeds corruption in society.

Nepotism is mostly common in the political field.

It is not possible to make an end to nepotism in society.

Nepotism is one form of corruption.

Nepotism is prevalent in every country.

He is the victim of nepotism.

He is accused of nepotism.

Nepotism hurts the eligible candidate’s right.

Nowadays nepotism is visible in every sector.

Nepotism is just like a form of corruption.

Nepotism is favoritism for your family.

Nepotism is everywhere in modern society.

Nepotism is an unfortunate practice in today’s world.

‘Nepotism’ other meanings

boycott nepotism= Boycott friends and relatives favoritism policy from society

product of nepotism= An individual who gets a chance in some important position due to favoritism called the product of nepotism

victim of nepotism= Victim of nepotism means an eligible candidate who does not get an opportunity to work because of bias decision

‘Nepotism’ Synonyms-antonyms

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

The antonyms of the word ‘Nepotism’ 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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‘Incumbent‘ pronunciation= inkambant, in-kamb(a)nt

Incumbent meaning in English

If somebody is ‘Incumbent’ means they are the current holder of an office or post.

‘Incumbent’ is both a ‘Noun and an Adjective’.

As a noun ‘Incumbent’ mean:

1. A person who is currently in an official position.

2. A person who is holding a position in an office, particularly of political office.

3. We can also use ‘Incumbent’ to talk about a company in the business that controls a large significant share of the market.

As an adjective ‘Incumbent’ mean:

1. A responsibility or a duty obligation for someone particularly due to his position in the job or an office.

2. Being the current holder of an office or a title.

3. Big companies that control the market (having a sizeable share of the market).

The incumbent pharmaceutical companies.

Incumbent-Example

‘Incumbent’ is both an ‘Adjective and a Noun’.

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

Examples:

It is incumbent upon the judges to exercise the utmost discretion in their utterances in the courtrooms.

It was incumbent on newspapers to put the reply of the defense minister on record too.

Incumbent on all of us to keep our great game growing.

PDP candidate Ademola Adeleke defeats the incumbent Governor and wins the Osun Governorship election.

Incumbent on the tech industry to create opportunity in every economy.

Incumbent representative of Democratic, John Sarbanes seeks re-election.

Ottichilo incumbent and UDM candidate Khaniri launch manifestos.

 It is incumbent on the screening panel, to be prudent in their duty.

 Incumbent Dbeibah rejects Libya’s new prime minister’s appointment.

 PM Modi receives Denmark Prime Minister incumbent Mette Frederiksen.

 Conservative Politician Kyriakos Mitsotakis wins the greek election, ousting the left-wing incumbent.

 Challenger beats long-time incumbent in New York primary.

 The incumbent chairman of North East was defeated by over 100 votes.

 Incumbent upon us & China to act responsibly to manage what is a very vigorous competition.

 Preliminary exit poll gives incumbent president huge lead.

 Incumbent lawmaker arrested for sedition charges.

 US Election 2020, Incumbent U.S President Donald Trump acknowledges Biden’s win.

 Prosecutors likely to question incumbent president this week.

 Incumbent mayor draws ire for campaigning with newcomers.

Incumbent-Synonyms

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

Incumbent-Antonyms

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

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‘Won’t’ pronunciation= wo(w)nt, wount

Won’t full form in English

Will not.

“Won’t” is a reduced form of “Will not”.

Won’t meaning in English

“Won’t or Will not” is used to indicate the actions which will not take place in the future. 

He won’t participate in the competition due to his ill health.

1. We use ‘won’t’ when something that’s not performing as expected or there is some kind of problem with its abilities.

My computer won’t send this email. There is no internet connection.

2. We use won’t, when we already know the future or imagine it. 

She won’t marry him.

He won’t hurt anybody hereafter.

3. ‘Won’t’ is used when you are not interested in doing something.

I won’t come to the office today.

I won’t be able to make it, I am quite busy.

4. We also use ‘Won’t’ for something that is failing now, specific to this situation.

 My car won’t start. Its fuel tank is empty.

5. We use “Won’t” when we want to say that something is not working after attempting to make it work.

His computer won’t start. (even after attempting to make it work)

His motorcycle won’t start. (even after attempting to make it start)

6. we also use “Won’t” to talk about people refusing to do something.

I won’t go there.

I won’t do it.

Workers won’t do any work today.

7. We can use “Won’t” for present habits.

Every day I’ll wake up at 7 am, but I won’t eat breakfast until 9 am.

I won’t take dinner with my family today.

Won’t-Example

The word “Won’t” acts as a ‘Verb’.

“Won’t” is a short form for ‘will not.

Sentences that can be formed using the word “Won’t” are as follows.

Examples:

It won’t happen again.

 The station house number four won’t be the same without you, sir.

 It won’t bore me.

 I won’t do it.

 I won’t bother you anymore.

 I won’t forget you.

 Now, we won’t have the camera to keep watch for us, unfortunately.

 No, we won’t suffer.

 I still won’t be able to walk. My life will still be over.

 I won’t dignify that with a response.

 I won’t be able to keep your absence unnoticed for very long.

 You won’t have to.

 you won’t have to pay anything.

 I won’t have you besmirching my husband’s good name.

 The audience won’t care about Tom.

 But he won’t get in any trouble.

 I promise you, I will have my day, but you won’t live to see it.

 It won’t be that difficult to confirm.

 Hey! You little ruffians! Away with you or you won’t live to regret it.

 My only regret is that I won’t be going to heaven.

 But at least they won’t be alone.

 Well, you’ll just have to wait because that won’t be happening for some time.

 He won’t tell you a thing.

 If Johnston is guilty, he won’t get away from us this time.

 It won’t be me placing the noose around your neck.

 He just sits there like a lump. He won’t retire. He won’t return to work. He won’t do anything.

 Why do you think my mom won’t tell me that he’s never coming back?

 She just won’t say anything.

 I won’t hide the fact, that there were much stronger candidates compared to you.

 We won’t have any rest. Another body was found in the forest.

 I won’t tell anybody about it.

 And I won’t let it happen.

 I won’t go there.

 I won’t be there.

 I won’t go with you.

 We won’t forget each other

 We won’t stop

 He won’t find out.

 He won’t come

 They won’t be this age forever.

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‘Recurring’ pronunciation= re-​cur-​ring, ri-ka-rin, 

Recurring meaning in English

‘Recurring’ means to frequently come back or appear again and again from time to time.

1. Thoughts that come back again and again in a person’s mind.

2. Recurring means due fees, expenses, or deposits.

Recurring-Example

The word ‘Recurring’ acts as an ‘Adjective’.

The word ‘Recurring’ is the present participle of the word ‘Recur’.

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

Examples:

I had to make recurring payments because I owed them money.

He is suffering from a recurring disease.

I have recurring nightmares about suicide.

He is facing recurring financial problems.

Strikes were constantly recurring by workers on their demand.

Corona is a recurring disease worldwide for the last three years.

There is an increase in government recurring revenues for last year.

A recurring daydream of mine is to speak and read English fluently.

I have some recurring ideas and I am trying to fulfill them.

Recurring Deposit is a special type of term deposit offered by banks and post offices in India.

‘Recurring’ other meanings

recurring deposit= Making regular deposits

recurring deposit account= The account which allows investors to make regular monthly investments and save money for the long term.

recurring deposits are added from your debit card= Recurring deposits are linked to your debit card

recurring payment= Regular monthly payment for the long term.

recurring transaction= Frequent transactions or regular transaction

recurring expenditure= Frequent or regular expenditure

recurring cost= Cost incurred by a company on a regular basis.

recurring charges= Frequent or regular charges

you are recurring= You’re gonna come again and again

recurring meeting= Meetings that appear regularly on your calendar

recurring meeting meet any time= Meetings that appear regularly meet any time

recurring love= The love that appears regularly

recurring numbers= The numbers that appear again and again

recurring invoice= Frequent or regular invoice

recurring merchant transaction= Regular merchant transaction

‘Recurring’ Synonyms-antonyms

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

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

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‘Mentee’ pronunciation= menˈti

Mentee meaning in English

‘Mentee’ means learner who is learning or receiving knowledge or advice from an experienced, knowledgeable, or skilled person.

1. ‘Mentee’ is a person who is learning from an experienced person.

2. ‘Mentee’ is a person who is seeking help and advice from an experienced person.

3. ‘Mentee’ is a person who is guided by a Master (Guru).

4. ‘Mentee’ is a person or thing entrusted to someone for care.

Mentee-Example

The word ‘Mentee’ is a Noun.

The plural noun of the word ‘Mentee’ is ‘Mentees’.

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

Examples:

Are you thinking about being a mentee?

We can be mentees at any age.

A ‘mentee’ is a person who has a willingness to learn and grow and a desire to expand his knowledge and skills.

A ‘mentee’ is a person who is advised, trained, or counseled by a mentor.

‘Mentor’ always helps an obedient ‘mentee’.

How you can be a good mentee?

‘Mentee’ is a person who is mentored by someone.

‘Mentee’ must understand that the person that is mentoring you is a volunteer.

Being a ‘mentee’ means growing professionally.

Being a ‘mentee’ means growing as a person.

Being a ‘mentee’ means feeling supported.

Being a ‘mentee’ means learning from others.

‘Mentee’ other meanings

Mentee enrollment form– A form that collects Mentee information to help him/her to find a suitable Mentor, Which will help him or her in different types of activities related to career and life.

Mentor and Mentee– Master and Disciple, Teacher and student

Mentees– Trainees, Disciples, followers

‘Mentee’ Synonyms-antonyms

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

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

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