Verb:

મનમાં,

come to mind's Usage Examples:

anxious compositions might come to mind) to his anonymous, beautifully tressed characters, whose often averted gaze emphasises their objectification as.

Simultaneous accessibility is when potential ambivalence depends on how quickly and uniformly conflicting evaluations come to mind.

" Rodney Crowell says "Charm, elegance, whippoorwills and Magnolia dewdrops: these are the things that come to mind when I hear Fayssoux sing.

to think of a polar bear, and you will see that the cursed thing will come to mind every minute.

on stage hammering away, carrying on the CBGB"s New York rock torch come to mind when The Toilet Boys" self-titled full-length blares on my stereo.

In reference to this tour Celine has said "the memories that first come to mind when I think of the Incognito tour are filled with fits of laughter.

Australian infringer was quoted as saying, "they aren"t the first to come to mind when you think to yourself "who"s the big deal in the scene?"" Around.

recorded – Caesar and Napoleon Bonaparte are the only parallels that come to mind!" as James O"Donnell observes in his biographical study of the man.

Verzosa"s speech read: "Three things come to mind when I think of Miss International: culture.

If two-pieces and t-backs are all that come to mind.

Given what has been going on around the world some of the key suspects come to mind: Osama bin Laden.

When we evaluate a situation, what comes first to our minds? The things that come to mind are those that are most accessible (most readily recalled and those that are most salient (Kreech and Crutchfield, 1948).

Synonyms:

put down, attain, flood in, come in, roll up, pull in, reach, move in, set ashore, drive in, get in, arrive, get, shore, set down, land, bring down, plump in, draw in, hit,

Antonyms:

leave, pull out, arrive, embark, inflate,