Adjective:

दयनीय, पडले, खूप खाली, कंजूस,

abject मराठी अर्थाचे उदाहरण:

तापमान वाढल्यामुळे ते अधिक निंदनीय होते.

18 मे 2017 रोजी वयाच्या 77 व्या वर्षी निंदनीय हेमेटोमा ग्रस्त झाल्यानंतर त्यांचे निधन झाले.

अमेरिकेचे अध्यक्ष जॉन अ‍ॅडम्स यांनी १७९८च्या राजद्रोह कायद्यावर स्वाक्षरी केली, ज्यात "अमेरिकेच्या कोणत्याही कायद्याचा विरोध किंवा प्रतिकार" केल्याबद्दल किंवा "खोटे, निंदनीय आणि दुर्भावनायुक्त लेखन" किंवा प्रकाशिन केल्याबद्दल दोन वर्षापर्यंतची शिक्षा ठोठावली जायची.

हा प्रकार अत्यंत निंदनीय आणि घृणास्पद आहे.

" नंतर त्यांनी असा दावा केला की जागतिकीकरणविरोधी चळवळ विकसनशील देशांतील गरीब आणि कष्टकरी लोकांचा व्यापक पाठपुरावा करण्यात अपयशी ठरली आहे आणि त्याचे "सर्वात प्रबळ आणि अत्यंत निंदनीय टीकाकार नेहमीच कामगार होते ज्यांचे रोजगारापासून मुक्ती होते.

अशा व्यक्तींना (ज्यांनी निंदनीय कर्म केले आहे) त्यांना पापी म्हणून वाळीत टाकले जावे असा आदेशही ते धर्म ग्रंथ देतात.

⚖️ 'बॉलिवूडसाठी "गंदा", "मैला" "ड्रगी" सारख्या निंदनीय शब्दांचा वापर', सलमान, शाहरुख, अजय देवगन रिपब्लिक टीव्ही आणि टाईम्स नाऊ विरोधात दिल्ली हायकोर्टात.

" पहिल्या सहस्रकाच्या सुरुवातीला लिहिल्या गेलेल्या एकाच शास्त्रग्रंथामध्ये फ़क्त एकदाच असा उल्लेख येतो की, "ज्या व्यक्तीं अतिशय निंदनीय कर्म करतात त्यांना त्यांच्या वर्णातून हाकालले जाते".

abject's Usage Examples:

This review, led by Desmond Lorenz de Silva, released a report in December 2012 acknowledging that the case entailed a wilful and abject failure by successive Governments.

prosperity had hosts of friends, but for several years before his death he was abjectly poor, and at one time almost blind, though later his sight was partially.

his squaw bend in abject anxiety, The medicine man incantations proving fruitless, the brave decides to seek the white doctor"s aid.

aware of loss when deprived of Piar, he, in an abject letter, publicly calumniated his murdered friend, deprecated his own attempts at rivalry with the.

into extant categories without denying, eliding, erasing, or otherwise abjecting personally significant aspects of ourselves .

Nirvana"s fusion of pop melodies with noise, combined with their themes of abjection and social alienation, brought them global popularity.

jacit- be thrown, lie adjacent, circumjacent, nonadjacent, subjacent, superjacent iaciō -iciō iac- iec- (j)ic- jact- -ject- throw abject, adjectival, adjective.

had with Google Maps since… well, possibly ever" despite the admittedly abjectly grim nature of the subject.

was butchered after being insultingly paraded through the local theater, abjectly begging for his life while his wife was tortured to death by her servants.

The Indian medicine-man has failed to cure the little papoose, over whom the brave and his squaw bend in abject anxiety, The medicine.

The innings ended rather abjectly on the third morning, only 44 further runs being made in 50 minutes.

Creole women and their bodies, in particular, are seen as representing the ‘abject mix’ (Dangerous Créole Liaisons, 67) between African bodies and white bodies.

In Powers of Horror (1980), Julia Kristeva elaborates her theory of abjection and recognises the influence of Douglas"s "fundamental work" but criticises.

Synonyms:

scummy, contemptible, scurvy, miserable, low-down, low,

Antonyms:

elated, high, tall, up, estimable,