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5. A key concept in Indian religions referring to cosmic law, moral duty, righteousness, and the "right way of living".
7. Unable to be changed or altered; fixed and permanent in nature.
8. To have felt sorrow, remorse, or disappointment over something that has happened or something one has done.
11. To have yielded to the power or authority of another, or to have presented something (like an application) for consideration.
12. To hold back or refrain from giving or granting something that is wanted or required.
13. To perform or carry out an act (often a crime or error), or to pledge oneself to a particular course of action.
14. Having a severe, unfriendly, or threatening appearance that makes approach seem difficult or dangerous.
15. The failure to remember or recall information, often occurring with nouns or specific names.

1. To be held in check, restrained, or regulated according to specific rules or standards.
2. In Indian classical music, a melodic framework used for composition and improvisation; in philosophy, it can also mean "desire" or "attachment".
4. To travel regularly between one's home and place of work, or in a legal sense, to reduce a judicial sentence to one less severe.
6. To have resisted or risen up against an established authority, government, or tradition.
9. The act of sending, passing on, or communicating information, signals, or even infections from one place or person to another.
10. To be formally declared "not guilty" of a specific criminal charge by a judge or jury.