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apprehension

apprehension arrest

apprehension fr appreendere lat to seize the capture of a person

death so that there is a preponderance of khauf or apprehension that at the given time death must be more probable

mind either as an actual fact or by way of apprehension in such a manner as to render to continued living

offences specified in that s in order to encourage the apprehension of felons as to the mode of raising the hue

merits of the dispute is bias there must be reasonable apprehension of that predisposition the reasonable apprehension must be based on

or is likely to cause any physical physiological harm or apprehension or shame or embarrassment to a student and includes a

causing sudden intense fear due to an apprehension of imminent bodily harm to oneself or others

apprehension by the understanding perception observation

that may be caught or discovered apprehensible

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