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bane - Dictionary definition and meaning for bane

BANE

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  • (noun) something causing misery or death

    "the bane of my life"

    synonyms : curse , nemesis , scourge

    Sherlock Holmes met his nemesis in the form of Professor Moriarty. -added by naila_inlas

    "India is trying to get rid of the scourge of poverty" -added by sradha_inlas

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Selected Mnemonic for bane

  • (Tag: Global) ban+e -- Things which are harmful or poisonous (can make your life misery) are always banned by government.

    added by preetisoni2411

Mnemonics for bane

  • (Tag: ) sounds like CANE which CAUSES MISERY

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  • (Tag: ) Modern technology is BOON OR BANE. Boon is useful and BANE is Something causing misery or death

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  • (Tag: ) bane-ane. ane(u) in kannada means tick. wish i s poisonous and harmful to our head and hair.

    added by sriharisharma    editEdit Mnemonic

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  • (Tag: ehglish) there is a stoy of batman and bane where bane is a vilan(cause od ruin/curse)

    added by avis484    editEdit Mnemonic

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  • (Tag: english) bane...in rhyme with ... pain...so it pain when u r cursed...so:curse,somethin that makes u unhappy,that troubles u.. :)

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  • (Tag: Pain) Bane is a Pain in the Ass

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