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261. A group of birds or flock flying together in hundred or even in thousands is called ________?

پرندوں یا ریوڑ کا ایک گروپ جو سو میں یا ہزاروں میں بھی ایک ساتھ اڑتا ہے اسے ________ کہا جاتا ہے؟

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Answer: Murmuration

Explanation " Flock " is a general collective noun commonly used for a group of birds. " Flight of birds " refers to birds flying together in the air. " Murmuration " specifically describes a large, swirling group of starlings flying together in formation.

262. What is the one word substitution for the FEAR OF DOGS?

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Answer: Cynophobia

Explanation "Cynophobia" is derived from the Greek words "kýōn" (meaning dog) and "phóbos" (meaning fear). Therefore, "cynophobia" specifically refers to the fear of dogs. This term is commonly used in medical and psychological contexts to describe this specific phobia.

263. The dead body of a human being __

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Answer: Corpse

Explanation corpse is a dead body, of a human being

264. An account of a person's life written by self?

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Answer: Autobiography

Explanation Autobiography means آپ بیتی, سوانح حیات

265. One word substitution: One who is skillful and quick.

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Answer: Deft

Explanation Deft means ماہر، فرتیلا، قابل، متحرک " Deft " means skillful and quick in movement or action. For example : She made a deft move to catch the falling glass.

266. A person who treats skin diseases is called a?

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Answer: Dermatologist

Explanation A person who treats skin diseases is called a dermatologis

267. One Word Substitute: A person who kills his/her brother or sister?

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Answer: Fratricide

Explanation Fratricide refers to the act of killing one's own brother or sister . The term is derived from the Latin words " frater ," meaning brother , and " cidium ," meaning killing . Drunkard : A person who drinks excessively. Incurable : A disease or condition that cannot be cured. Germicide : A substance that kills germs or microorganisms.

268. A person who is unable to pay his debts is called?

جو شخص اپنا قرض ادا نہ کر سکے اسے کیا کہتے ہیں؟

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Answer: Insolvent

Explanation Insolvent : One who is unable to pay his debts. Insolvent (Adjective) : ایسا شخص جو اپنا قرض ادا نہ کر سکے۔

269. One who feels that all are selfish

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Answer: Cynic

Explanation The term for one who feels that all people are motivated purely by self-interest and is distrustful of human sincerity or integrity is a cynic.

270. A long and aggressive speech?

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Answer: Harangue

Explanation A 'harangue' is a long, forceful and aggressive speech that someone makes to try and persuade other people to accept his/her opinions.

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