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2021-10-12 10:48:16 DAILY_VOCABULARY

1-Iconomania - Obsession with icons or portraits

2-Idolomania - Obsession or devotion to idols

3-Infomania - Excessive devotion to accumulating facts

4-Islomania - Craze or obsession for islands

5-Italomania - Obsession with Italy or Italians

6-Kleptomania - Irrational predilection for stealing..

7. Salvage(v) : to try to make a bad situation better:

8.Meagre(adj) : inadequate, scanty

9. Rising from the ashes(phrase) : To emerge renewed, revitalized, or reborn as something different following some total destruction or ruin. 

10. rivalry(N) : competition, struggle, coconflict

11. viable: capable of growing or developing

12. Cohabitation(N) : the state or fact of living or existing at the same time or in the same place.

13.Roll out(Phrasal verb) : officially launch or introduce a new product or service.

14.immunisation : the process whereby people are protected against illness caused by infection with micro-organisms 

15.vaccination (N) : treatment with a vaccine to produce immunity against a disease; inoculation.

16. Adverse(Adj) : causing harm : Harmful

17.Asymptomatic (Adj)-(of a condition or a person) producing or showing no symptoms.

18.Ravaged (V)-to cause extensive damage to. तबाह

19.Endemic (Adj)-Common and existing in large numbers.

20.Outbreaks (N)-a sudden occurrence of something unwelcome, such as war or disease. प्रकोप

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Take someone to the cleaners

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Meaning: to take/win all of someone's money, to cheat someone.

Example: "Her divorce lawyer took him to the cleaners." Open / Comment

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clean up one's act

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Meaning: to reform one's conduct; start to act in a more acceptable or proper way.

Example: "After many years of partying, Rick decided to clean up his act." Open / Comment

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make a clean sweep (of sth)

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Meaning: (Fig.) to win all the prizes or parts of a game or competition; to win an election completely.

Example: "The Dodgers won every game, making it a clean sweep for the series."

◈ Origin: This usage is most often found with reference to success in a sports competition or election. Open / Comment

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(a) clean bill of health

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Meaning: a confirmation of good health; without illness or disease.

Example: "The doctor gave me a clean bill of health when I visited him last month."

◈ Origin: This term comes from a 17th-century practice of requiring ships to produce a medical document (bill) attesting to the absence of infectious disease on board before landing. Open / Comment

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(as) clean as a whistle

Meaning: extremely clean or clear.

Example: "I checked for dust after the maid left, but the house was as clean as a whistle." Open / Comment

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