Adjective:

अनुकंपा,

pitying 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.

pitying's Usage Examples:

The students, however, just look at him pityingly and ask him when he plans to leave.

the common themes of middle-class life written with an unyielding and unpitying vision.

effortlessly making you care for Sandhya, without ever reducing her to a slobbering, self-pitying caricature.

"Love Bug" (inspired by Buck Owens and the Bakersfield sound) and the self-pitying "Things Have Gone To Pieces".

Neville fled, and Pope Urban VI, pitying his case, translated him to the Scottish see of St.

Jean-Claude Fournier "s Spip continues where Franquin"s left off, his sarcasms becoming more frequent and self-pitying.

Writing for Pink News, Mayer Nissim described its lyrics as being about capturing that pain, denial, and self-pitying misery right after things go south.

pawning her wedding ring while the pawnbroker and his assistant look on pityingly.

tears, as Lilith (with her newborn sister in her arms) smiles at her pityingly.

" Who biographer John Atkins also describes the lyrics as "self-pitying.

situation in any way, but he will get the kudos and it will be said, rather pityingly, that he came here to hold my hand and bolster me up.

Larry Slade is a former syndicalist-anarchist who looks pityingly on the rest.

interposition of William Carstares and the Duke of Queensberry, who wrote of him pityingly, as an "instance of the folly of Jacobitism", he was permitted towards.

Synonyms:

commiseration, ruth, pathos, sympathy, fellow feeling,

Antonyms:

good fortune, strength, unconcern, merciless, unsympathetic,