Noun:

કટોકટી, જવાબદારી, જરૂરીયાતો, માંગ, અપર્યાપ્ત, જરૂરી, ગરીબી, જરૂરી છે, વંચિતતા, ખેંચો, અભાવ,

Verb:

અભાવ, નિરાધાર બની જાય છે,

nied's Usage Examples:

Dispersion of Bengali units before 25 MarchDenied permission by General Hamid to disarm the regular Bengali army units en masse before the crackdown, the Pakistani command employed other ploys to minimise the threat of these formations.

Scenes from Daniel"s life and the various milieus he frequents are accompanied by voice-overs that are sometimes commentaries.

When his father was invited to give a lecture at the University of Chicago, the younger man accompanied him and decided to attend the university, enrolling in 1946.

On August 13, 1948, like his brother and Harry Dexter White, Hiss denied the allegation, stating:I flatly deny every statement made by Mr.

The clips were all accompanied by a voice-over from Welles, so that no part of the original soundtrack was heard in Filming Othello.

Glazed black tiles set against cream plaster and a new canopy stretching across the width of the cinema were accompanied by a neon sign with the new name, The Rex.

accompanied with instruments and are performed during the entr"acte of a theatrical performance and also as an accompaniment to many types of dance.

It was accompanied by the National Children"s Orchestra who were delighted to be asked to be involved in the project at only a week"s notice.

The move hurt the Timberwolves in the long run, as while the team still found success, the lack of draft picks denied them a chance to add more depth behind Garnett.

His views on the irreligion are based on the eradication of the caste system, religion must be denied.

Srikandi (Shikhandi - In Indian Version) elder sister of Draupadi, a warrior princess and a skilled archer, she becomes a man by exchanging her feminity with a yaksha to kill bhisma unfairly as Bhishma denied to use weapons against an enuch Shikhandi.

Christian Science movement, denied the existence of matter on the basis of the allness of Mind (which she regarded as a synonym for God).