what is the meaning of burden?
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BURDEN has several meanings :\n\n1 Something that causes you a lot of worry or hard work.   synonym : pressure, strain   Example : The new method will relieve the initial burden on hospital staff.\n\n2 A heavy load that is difficult to carry.\n\n3 The burden of something that someone says or writes is what they are trying to express. synonym : gist Example : The burden of his message did not strike me as being very original.
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He meant you were a burden to humanity with your incessant questions.
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Satisfied\n\nFilled with satisfaction; content: a very satisfied customer. \nPaid or discharged in full, as a debt or obligation. \nConvinced beyond a doubt.\n\nTo gratify the need, desire, or expectation of. \nTo fulfill (a need or desire).
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"caused." \n\nUnfortunately I have no idea what the rest of it means.  :P
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The simplest explanation is usealy the right one. \n\nentia non sunt multiplicanda praeter necessitatem, \n\nwhich translates to:\n\nentities should not be multiplied beyond necessity
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Subject means the thing u are talking about. Like if u are talking about cars then "cars" is the subject.
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What do you mean? Need more details.
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what does it mean to you? it was a quote by Henry David Thoreau and has many meanings depending upon the person reading it. most literally, it means that the rail road depends upon us for it's existence. it rides on us, meaning our work and sweat are what it rides upon.
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Existentialist angst--man is adrift in a universe he cannot possibly account for, and yet is accountable in.  Accountable to what?  To forces beyond his control; beyond accountability.  And if that is not enough, accountable to his own conscience: "Between our own thoughts, we are accused or excused."
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This is often misused today.\n\nAn example of the original meaning was as in this example.  If a scientist were designing an experiment to determine whether A was bigger than B, and in his preparations for this, made an assumption (inherent in his experiment design), that A is actually bigger than B, then he is 'begging the question'.  (I.e. he is assuming an answer to a question and therefore confusing the result).\n\nOften nowadays, however, it is used to mean 'raise the question'.  As in 'The President's denial of the allegation begs the question of how we can ascertain the facts'. (I..e becasuue he denies it we need to think of another way to verify the truth.)  This is raising or prompting a question - not begging it.
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plight - a solemn pledge of fidelity \n\nor\n\nplight - a situation from which extrication is difficult especially an unpleasant or trying one; finding oneself in a most awkward predicament, quandary. A predicament from which a skillful or graceful escape is impossible.\n\nInteresting!
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This one depends on HOW you are explaining the suffering.\n\nTo say something is the cause 'OF your suffering' is correct.\n\nBut to say what that cause may be... \nthen you'd say: 'To Suffer FROM'... or \n'He suffers from'\n\nOur English is certainly a very strange and difficult language - with many bizzare rules and exceptions to the rules.
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I am taken. \nIt seems to  mean, I am not free, I have a lover. The speaker is female.
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mourning, bereavement\n \n   state of sorrow over the death or departure of a loved one  \n\n  \n\nDefinition of bereavement (noun forms: bereavements)\nstate of being deprived of something valuable or beloved\n\nExamples of bereavement\nHis friends gathered to console him upon his sudden bereavement.
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Obligation is the requirement to do something.  It can be expressed using modal verbs like MUST and HAVE TO.  These verbs are followed by the bare infinitive (the infinitive without "to").  \n\n"You must wear shoes."\n"You have to wear shoes."
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Hmmm, sounds job specific. What context do you normally hear it in?\n\n\nProbably something to do with liabilities or expenditures...\n\ni.e. List of expendatures, Liabilities ans expenses, log of expendatures....something like that. I'm not sure though
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what do you mean by this question? Plese clarify what you mean by:\na) the soul\nb) liberated\nc) death