English Words for 2nd October : Here is the complete list.

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English Words for 2nd October :

Sedge (n) : a coarse grass
Sediment (n) : that which settles at the bottom of a liquid
Sedition (n) : speaking against the government
Sedition (adj.) : seditious
Seduce (v) : persuade to do evil, corrupt, entice
Seduce (n) : seduction
Sedulous (adj.) : painstaking
See (v) : have the power of sight, look, understand, perceive, feel
See (n) : a diocese
Seed (n) : the reproductive grain or nut of a plant
Seedling (n) : the reproductive grain newly grown from the seed
Seedy (adj.) : full of seeds, sickly, shabby
Seeing (conj) : since, because, considering
Seek (v) : to look for, search, to try
Seem (adj.) : appear
Seeming (adj.) : having the appearance of
Seemly (adj.) : proper, correct, decent
Seer (n) : person claiming to see into the future, prophet
Seesaw (n) : a play among children in which a plank supported in the middle is used to move up and down with a swinging movement
Seethe (v) : boil, bubble, over, be much disturbed
Segment (n) : a part, part of a circle bounded by an arc and a chord
Segregate (v) : separate from others, set apart
Segregation (n) : separation
Seismograph (n) : an instrument for recording earthquake shocks
Seize (v) : clutch, grasp, attach, be affected by
Seldom (adv.) : rarely, not often
Select (v) : choose, pick out
Selection (n) : choosing, a choice
Self (n) : one’s personal interest, one’s own person
Self-acquired (adj.) : earned or acquired by oneself
Self-conceit (n) : vanity, self-esteem
Self-confidence (n) : confidence in one’s own abilities
Self-control (n) : checking one’s desires, self-restraint, self-command
Self-culture (n) : education without the aid of teachers
Self deception (n) : deceiving one’s own self
Self defence (n) : the act of guarding or protecting one’s own person and property
Self-denial (n) : mortification, self-sacrifice
Self-discipline (n) : training and controlling one’s self
Self evident (adj.) : clear without more evidence
Self-help (n) : use of one’s own powers to achieve success etc.
Self-importance (n) : pride
Self-interested (adj.): interested in one’s own good

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