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| 13 Nov, 2026 | V Hope |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | V Faith |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | V Kind |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | V Trust |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | VI Hope |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | VI Faith |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | VI Kind |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | VI Trust |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | VI Pride |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | VII Hope |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | VII Faith |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | VII Kind |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | VII Trust |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | VII Pride |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | VIII Hope |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | VIII Faith |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | VIII Kind |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | VIII Trust |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | IX Hope |
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Regarding Notebook Audit
Dear Students,
This is to inform you that by *Monday*, Grammar notebook work must be complete till *Subject-Verb Agreement and Invitations*.
Also, please note:
1. Grammar notebook is to be brought for correction.
2. Literature notebook is to be brought for notebook work.
It is mandatory to bring both Grammar and Literature notebooks.
Kindly take this into consideration.
Regards
English Teacher
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | IX Hope |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | IX Faith |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | IX Kind |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | IX Trust |
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Regarding Notebook Audit
Dear Students,
This is to inform you that by *Monday*, Grammar notebook work must be complete till *Subject-Verb Agreement and Invitations*.
Also, please note:
1. Grammar notebook is to be brought for correction.
2. Literature notebook is to be brought for notebook work.
It is mandatory to bring both Grammar and Literature notebooks.
Kindly take this into consideration.
Regards
English Teacher
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | IX Trust |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | X Hope |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | X Faith |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | X Trust |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | XI A |
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Regarding Notebook Audit
*Dear Students - Class XI*
This is to inform you that the worksheet of *'Father to Son'* which was done in three sessions in class, is to be completed by Monday.
Apart from that, *Notebook Audit* is scheduled for Monday.
Please ensure your notebooks are complete for the following chapters:
1. Silk Road
2. Father to Son (Poem)
3. The Tale of Melon City (Poem)
*On Monday, Notebook Checking will be done along with the Worksheet of 'Father to Son'.*
Kindly complete your work on time.
Regards
English Teacher
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | XI A |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | XI B |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | XI B |
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Submit Pending documents for CBSE Registration.
Dear Students,
This is to inform you that CBSE Class IX and XI registration portal will be opening soon. please submit full set of documents. Those who have done , kindly ignore.
To ensure a smooth registration process, please bring the following documents:
• Birth Certificate • Aadhar Card (Copy) for: 1. Student 2. Father 3. Mother • Recent High-Contrast Passport Size Photograph with: Student`s Name and Date of photograph taken written on it.
• Additionally, for students belonging to categories other than General, please bring copy of your Caste Certificate. also First page of Almanac , Teachers Copy and School office Copy .
Regards
Class teacher
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | XI C |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | XI C |
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Submit Pending documents for CBSE Registration.
Dear Students,
This is to inform you that CBSE Class IX and XI registration portal will be opening soon. please submit full set of documents. Those who have done , kindly ignore.
To ensure a smooth registration process, please bring the following documents:
• Birth Certificate • Aadhar Card (Copy) for: 1. Student 2. Father 3. Mother • Recent High-Contrast Passport Size Photograph with: Student`s Name and Date of photograph taken written on it.
• Additionally, for students belonging to categories other than General, please bring copy of your Caste Certificate. also First page of Almanac , Teachers Copy and School office Copy .
Regards
Class teacher
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | XII A |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | XII B |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | XII C |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | XII A (Math) |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 13 Nov, 2026 | XII A (Biology) |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day: Transgressive
Pronunciation: trans-GRESS-iv
Meaning:Going beyond accepted rules, traditions or social norms; challenging or breaking conventional boundaries.
Origin: Derived from the Latin word transgredi, meaning to step across or go beyond.
Usage in sentences:
1.The writer’s transgressive ideas challenged traditional beliefs.
2. Her transgressive behaviour questioned the established social norms.
Synonyms: Rebellious, unconventional, defiant.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | V Hope |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | V Faith |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | V Kind |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | V Trust |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | VI Hope |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | VI Faith |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | VI Kind |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | VI Trust |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | VI Pride |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | VII Hope |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | VII Faith |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | VII Kind |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | VII Trust |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | VII Pride |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | VIII Hope |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | VIII Faith |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | VIII Kind |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | VIII Trust |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | IX Hope |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | IX Faith |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | IX Kind |
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Compliance- Student Grooming and Uniform Standards
Dear Parents,
This is a reminder for compliance with school standards for uniform and personal grooming.
1. Hair- Boys: Students with hair falling over the forehead must get a proper haircut within 2 working days.
2. Hair- Girls: Hair should be neatly tied/ pleated as per school norms. No loose hair will be permitted.
3. Uniform: Proper, complete school uniform is compulsory for all students. No relaxation will be granted.
We request that you take the required action in this regard at the earliest.
Regards,
Class Teacher
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | IX Kind |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | IX Trust |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | X Hope |
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Weekly Test Syllabus
Dear students
Kindly revise the syllabus for tomorrow weekly test
Reading Comprehension
Writing- Letter based on a given situation/Analytical Paragraph
Grammar - Reported Speech and Modals
Literature
First Flight
Ch- Madam Rides the Bus
Ch- The Sermon at Benaras
Poem - The Tale of Custard the Dragon
Footprints without Feet
Ch- Footprints without Feet
Ch- The Making of a Scientist
Regards
English Teacher
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | X Hope |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | X Faith |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | X Trust |
Circulars & Notices
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Weekly Test Syllabus
Dear students
Kindly revise the syllabus for tomorrow weekly test
Reading Comprehension
Writing- Letter based on a given situation/Analytical Paragraph
Grammar - Reported Speech and Modals
Literature
First Flight
Ch- Madam Rides the Bus
Ch- The Sermon at Benaras
Poem - The Tale of Custard the Dragon
Footprints without Feet
Ch- Footprints without Feet
Ch- The Making of a Scientist
Regards
English Teacher
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | X Trust |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | XI A |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | XI B |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | XI C |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | XII A |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | XII B |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | XII C |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | XII A (Math) |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | XII A (Biology) |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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