Verb:

जुळवून घ्या, समन्वय साधा, ट्यून, एकत्र करा,

attune's Usage Examples:

8-second reverberation time is attuned for chamber music.

The interview addresses his engagements with activism and ecology from the 1970s to today, reviews his relations to other theories of political economy, debates his critique of “sociocentrism” in the human sciences, and discusses why students of politics must become much more attuned to recent work in the earth sciences.

philosophical symbols helped him to realize that the experience of such attunement to the flow of presence is the key to being human.

McKillip"s theme is not original, but she attunes readers so completely to the primal mind of her characters that the first.

"Gift of knowledge attunes us to vision of God, Pope says", Catholic News Agency, May 21, 2014.

referring to the existential condition of the actor (his “moods feelings, affectations and fundamental attunement with the situation”).

”As an educational reformist, Alcott proves to be attuned to what eventually, in the twentieth century, became a solution to this obstacle: differentiation, or the idea that all children need not learn the same things.

who decided important cases with what Toobin sees as an almost primal attunement to a middle-of-the-road public consensus.

volcano, while Wanda finds the Arkenpliers (Ansom"s former arkentool) and attunes to them.

Decisions are made meditatively by "attunement", where "each person does their best to find an inner.

But an attunement can"t participate in non-attunement.

permanent plane of existence that is reached when one is sufficiently attuned to light and good.

as slowly as a three-legged dog, and anyone neither patient enough nor attuned to Molina"s style of songcraft (imagine Neil Young doing very mellow gypsy.

Synonyms:

correct, set, adjust,

Antonyms:

pressurize, depressurize, desynchronize, depressurise,