अमिलनसार Meaning in English
अमिलनसार शब्द का अंग्रेजी अर्थ : amiless
, inimitable
ऐसे ही कुछ और शब्द
आपजात्यअननुकरणीय
अव्यक्तिनीय
अमिलनसार,संकोची
अशक्तता से
अविवेती ढंग से
अंतहीनता से
अपूर्वता से
पश्चातापहीनता से
इनिंगश
प्रारम्भिक
आरम्भिक
शुरू का
शुरुआती
आरम्भिक अवरोध
अमिलनसार इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण
His talent for cutouts allowed him to create the most complicated scenes of fights and chases; sometimes he would produce thick forests leaving distant plains and mountains to be imagined; his illustrations showed inimitable fine details.
His almost magical word-wizardry would encapsulate in his own inimitable style, all the excitement of a crucial rugby encounter, magnificent Independence parade, nail-biting motor sports event, beauty pageant or black tie dinner-dance.
Writing in Metal Hammer the song was described by Paul Stenning as "the ultimate rock anthem", stating "Only Jim Steinman can get away with such bombastic overtones, in this case the perfect coupling with Tyler's inimitable voice.
In 1949, Heath's last season in the majors, sportswriter Franklin Lewis wrote, "There was the inimitable Heath who.
" Rakim, and "Monotremata" is an exceptionally slow nine-minute song with a degree of heaviness that is, according to Noel Gardner of The Quietus, "distinctive and inimitable".
The artist spoke in more detail about the inimitable Tsar Ivan Vasilievich and his double, the house manager: “At first it was quite difficult.
From then until his death he remained in Edinburgh, where, according to the 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, "his genial social qualities and his inimitable powers as a teller of humorous Scottish anecdotes rendered him popular".
Numerous scholars devoted time to finding out why the Qur'an was inimitable.
The second strand, Child-centeredness, is a pedagogical approach that encourages students to explore and discover on their own and addresses each learner as an individual with inimitable beliefs, experiences, and talents.
Miss Herford's inimitable monologues, being each the apotheosis of some typical Bromide—a shop-girl, a country dressmaker, a bargain-hunter and so on—become, through her art, intensely sulphitic.
He also played dramatic roles, such as inimitable complicated psychodelic role of the Prince Myshkin in The Idiot (1958), and other cinema roles (Dangerous turn, Earthly Love movies).
He is remembered as an affable and competent teacher who was well regarded for his interesting and slightly non-conventional methodologies for teaching classic English poetry in his inimitable style.