Adjective:

कृपया, ते दुःख किंवा दया उत्पन्न करते,

piteous मराठी अर्थाचे उदाहरण:

“अनेक लोकांना असा प्रश्न पडतो की, एखाद्या देशातले सगळेच लोक जर अहिंसेने वागत असतील, तर त्या देशाचे संरक्षण कसे केले जाईल ? अशा काल्पनिक प्रश्नाचं उत्तर देणं खरं तर जरासं अवघडही आहे; पण ख्रिस्तपूर्व तिसऱ्या शतकात, एका सम्राटाने, ‘अहिंसा आणि अनुकंपा’ या तत्त्वांचा अवलंब करून भारतावर राज्य केले होते.

अनुकंपा, अक्षरमुद्रा, नाशिक, २०१२.

अनुकंपा तत्वावर मिळालेल्या नोकऱ्या आणि तसे नियम आणि करार हेसुद्धा याच कामगार संघटनांच्या आंदोलनांमुळे झालेले आहेत.

piteous's Usage Examples:

[citation needed] He does not rise in piteous haste    To put on convict-clothes, While some coarse-mouthed Doctor gloats.

However, a dog grasped his pant leg, piteously crying, and so moving God of Heaven to leave a few seeds from each type.

abbraide, Knowing no mean but death in her distrèsse, To her brothèr full piteously she said, "Cause of my sorrowe, roote of my heavinesse, That whilom were.

The "mild and piteous" Palamabron, son of Enitharmon and Los (also appears in Milton).

shortcomings, Crowther is severe in his criticism of her performance: As the piteously wronged young lady, Miss Durbin does all that she can to suggest an emotional.

description of human agony and shame, of solicitude and frustration and the piteousness of tangled love.

Then, as I probed them, one sprang up, and stared With piteous recognition in fixed eyes,.

Alfred Hickling, writing for The Guardian, praised Miller"s "piteous and poetic" evocation of the subject of Alice"s cancer and stated: "Most.

Then, as I probed them, one sprang up, and stared With piteous recognition in fixed eyes, Lifting distressful hands, as if to bless.

whisper, now a wee laddie from the school, with the tears streaking his piteous grimy little face, as he sobbed out: "I cannot love my enemies.

Then, as I probed them, one sprang up, and stared With piteous recognition in fixed eyes, Lifting distressful hands, as if.

piteously she said, "Cause of my sorrowe, roote of my heavinesse, That whilom were the sourse of my gladnèsse, When both our joyes by wille were so disposed.

Synonyms:

poor, misfortunate, pathetic, wretched, unfortunate, miserable, pitiful, pitiable, hapless,

Antonyms:

superior, ample, good, estimable, fortunate,