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Kailas Gohil, a student with roll number 18 in the first semester of the 2018-2019 academic year, presented a vocabulary drill topic. The presentation included definitions for 4 words: abatement, which means a reduction in strength or power; deaf, which refers to being unable to hear very well; bdellium, a gum resin similar to myrrh from trees in parts of Asia and Africa; and mousy, which describes something or someone that is timid and a dull light brown color.
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- 1. Vocabulary Drill and Presentation ï‚— Name:- Kailas Gohil ï‚— Roll no.:- 18 ï‚— Topic.:- Vocabulary Drill ï‚— Sem.:- 1 ï‚— Years.:- 2018-2019 ï‚— E-mail Id.:- kailasgohil1998@gmail.com
- 2. Abatement: Means a reduction in the strenght or power of something or the reduction of it.
- 3. Deaf: Someone who is deaf is unable to hear very well.
- 4. Bdellium: A gum resin similar to myrrh obtained from various trees of the east indies and afrika.
- 6. Mousy: Timid, of a dull light brown colour,(of hair) light brown.