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 | Jun 8, 2018This week’s theme Verbs This week’s words elutriate straiten obvert impend demit This week’s comments AWADmail 832 Next week’s theme Monosyllabic words             A.Word.A.Daywith Anu Garg demit
 PRONUNCIATION: MEANING: 
verb tr.: To give up an office or a position; to dismiss. verb intr.: To resign. ETYMOLOGY: 
 From Old French demettre, from Latin demittere (to dismiss, relinquish, send
away), from dis- (away) + mittere (to send). Earliest documented use: 1529.
 USAGE: 
“The court observed that no Chief Ministers of the state should get
bungalows after they demit office.” Bungalows to Former CMs; Financial Express (New Delhi, India); May 7, 2018. A THOUGHT FOR TODAY:The dangerous man is the one who has only one idea, because then he'll
fight and die for it. -Francis Crick, physicist, biologist, neuroscientist,
Nobel laureate (8 Jun 1916-2004) | 
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