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Definitions from the WebTerm: MaqboolDescription:Maqbool is a term that originated from Arabic and is commonly found across various cultures. It has multiple meanings and uses depending on the context. Part of Speech: NounSense 1: In the Arab world, Maqbool is a common given name for males. It signifies "accepted" or "approved" in Arabic. Example sentence: My cousin Maqbool is an acclaimed author who has published several books. Sense 2: In local dialects, Maqbool can refer to something or someone who is generally accepted or favored within a community or locality. Example sentence: The new coffee shop has become quite maqbool among the locals. Part of Speech: AdjectiveSense 1: Maqbool as an adjective refers to something that is considered acceptable or popular. Example sentence: The traditional dance form has gained maqbool recognition worldwide. Sense 2: In certain regions, Maqbool can describe a person or thing that is admired and locally well-liked. Example sentence: The street artist's maqbool graffiti attracts visitors from all around the city. Possible related products: | ||||
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