दुःख किंवा वेदना किंवा दुःख,

Adjective:

क्लेशकारक,

afflictive मराठी अर्थाचे उदाहरण:

भारताची फाळणी ही दक्षिण आशियाई इतिहासातील एक अत्यंत क्लेशकारक घटना होती.

ज्या महिलेचा मृत्यू अत्यंत क्लेशकारक, दुःखद किंवा अनैसर्गिक मृत्यू झाला आहे, तिचे कुटुंब पीडित महिला पुन्हा चुडेल बनू शकते या भीतीने विशेष विधी करून घेतात.

afflictive's Usage Examples:

Those who are free of the afflictive and cognitive obscurations nondually perceive the world as the form of.

Chronic irritation is a medical term signifying that afflictive health conditions have been present for a while.

It also explains citta, manas, vijñāna, the ālayavijñāna and the afflictive cognition (kliṣṭaṃ manaḥ), using the schema of the eight consciousness.

rather we cut through our ego-clinging, which is the very root of our afflictive emotions and suffering.

1792, Tuke presented his plan for those who "laboured under that most afflictive dispensation — the loss of reason.

All beings have an inherently enlightened nature; however, due to afflictive obscurations, they are prevented from recognizing this nature.

It is notable for suppressing afflictive penalties, with the exception of the death penalty, and for creating prison.

is clinging to true existence, which generates the obscuration of the afflictive emotions.

temporal (imprisonment of 12 years and 1 day to 30 years): 20 years Other afflictive penalties (imprisonment of 6 years and 1 day to 12 years): 15 years Correctional.

liberated from all un-free rebirths in cyclic existence through the power of afflictive emotions and karma.

praxis and it is the innate belief in essence that is considered to be an afflictive obscuration which serves as the root of all suffering.

affliction, afflictive, conflict, confliction, inflict, infliction, inflictive, profligate flō fl- flav- flat- blow afflation, afflatus, conflate, conflation.

"A thirst for water": the destruction by thirst is the most afflictive manner (Hosea 2:3).

Synonyms:

unpleasant, painful, sore,

Antonyms:

pleasant, inoffensive, palatable, unpleasantness,