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smirk - Meaning in Sanskrit

smirk - Meaning in Sanskrit

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What is smirk meaning in Sanskrit?

The word or phrase smirk refers to a smile expressing smugness or scorn instead of pleasure, or smile affectedly or derisively. See smirk meaning in Sanskrit, smirk definition, translation and meaning of smirk in Sanskrit. Find smirk similar words, smirk synonyms. Learn and practice the pronunciation of smirk. Find the answer of what is the meaning of smirk in Sanskrit.

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