Noun:

નિષ્ક્રિયતા આવે છે, નિષ્ફળતા,

neutralizations's Usage Examples:

English vowels and is not specifically tailored to studying mergers and neutralizations, but rather the broader change that occurs across the vowels.

[citation needed] The deletions and neutralizations show variability in their occurrence, even with the same speaker in.

search procedures and raids, which resulted in 177 arrests and four neutralizations.

resistance to peer pressure Higher collective efficacy Less use of hitting neutralizations Fewer associations with delinquent peers Less self-centeredness Less.

meaningless top placings with Roelandts on stages which both involved neutralizations.

fricative /ʀ/, /χ/ (uvularization) in rural Puerto Rican dialects Several neutralizations also occur in the syllable coda.

obsessive-compulsive disorder attempt to resolve the doubt by modifying reality (via compulsions and neutralizations) which merely increase the imaginary pathological.

high placings, as both of the first two road race stages involved neutralizations following crashes.

Amorializations, also called neutralizations, or rationalizations, are defined as justifications and excuses for.

The process requires many neutralizations and filtrations.

Sociologists call these narratives neutralizations, meaning mechanisms people use to silence values within themselves.

attempt to resolve the doubt by modifying reality (via compulsions and neutralizations) which merely increase the imaginary pathological doubt rather than.

More neutralizations are possible due to l-vocalization; see Merger of non-prevocalic /ʊl/.

Synonyms:

neutralisation, override, nullification,

Antonyms:

beginning,