Words to Gospel Songs for 13th December : Here is the complete list.

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Words to Gospel Songs for 13th December :

Vengeance (n) : revenge
Venial (adj.) : excusable
Venison (n) : the flesh of deer
Venom (n) : malice, hate, poison (snake)
Vent (n) : a small opening, outlet, utterance
Vent (v) : publish, utter, pour forth, make a hole
Ventilator (n) : a device for ventilation
Venture (n) : chance, risk, hazard, a risky undertaking, a speculative action
Venturesome (adj.) : involving risks
Venue (n) : meeting-place, a place where an action takes place
Venus (n) : the goddess of love and beauty, a planet
Veracity (n) : truth, truthfulness
Veranda (n) : covered space built along the sides of a house
Verb (n) : (in grammar) the part of speech which asserts or tells something about something else (subject)
Verb age (n) : abundance of words using too many words without necessity
Verbatim (Adv.) : word for word
Verbose (adj.) : containing unnecessary number of words
Verdant (adj.) : having a large number of green plants, fresh, not experienced
Verdict (n) : the finding of a jury in an action, the decision, opinion expressed
Verdigris (n) : the greenish rust on copper
Verdure (n) : green vegetation, new grass
Verge (n) : limit, edge
Verge (v) : incline, be near to
Verification (n) : proving to be true
Verify (adv.) : test the truth or its accuracy
Verify (n) : verification
Verily (adv.) : truly, certainly, really
Veritable (adj.) : real, true, certain
Vermicelli (n) : fine wheat flour made into small worm like rolls
Verity (n) : fact, reality, truth
Vermilion (n) : a bright red colouring matter obtained from mercury sulphide, a beautiful red colour
Vermin (v) : troublesome small animals and insects like mice, lice, bugs etc.
Vernacular (n) : native language, one’s mother tongue
Vernacular (adj.) : belonging to one’s native country
Vernal (adj.) : belonging to youth
Vernier (n) : a part of an instrument used for making very exact measurements
Versatile (adj.) : able to turn freely, of varied capacity
Versatility (n) : ability to turn easily to any new task
Verse (n) : poetry
Versed (adj.) : skilled, experienced thoroughly acquainted
Version (n) : account, statement, reading of text, translation
Versus (prep.) : against

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