Verb:

ଘଟିଲା, ଘଟେ,

be all's Usage Examples:

in our exhibitions, every form of art, whether old or new, which will redound to the glory of Munich, whose art will be allowed to develop to its full.

Beobachter, wrote in the strongest terms that Jews should not be allowed to participate in the Games.

Carleton insisted that a member of the faculty be allowed to play, and they also insisted on playing rugby style football.

But he will be allowed to in the future).

5 out of 10, saying, Nightmare Before Christmas might not be all that amazing visually, and audio-wise it's the absolute pits.

She would sometimes be allowed to take home some of her character's floral centerpieces, which she had always found amazing.

Not all chalcogenide compositions exist in glassy form, though it is possible to find materials with which these non-glass-forming compositions can be alloyed in order to form a glass.

trip ("Don"t be all, like, uncool").

Cape Passaro demonstrated the Royal Navy's power in far less favourable circumstances, which meant the Spanish fleet was unlikely to even reach England, let alone be allowed to disembark large numbers of troops.

SmithPsilocybe allenii Borov.

channels to protect stations from each other, in turn allowing stations to be repacked into fewer channels, leaving more contiguous spectrum to be allocated for.

2008–12: Sustained domestic and European successAfter being named Player of the Tournament at Euro 2008, Xavi spoke to Bayern Munich about a transfer, but newly appointed Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola convinced him that he was too important to the club to be allowed to leave.

^4 This can be alluded because of a painting in the tomb of Nefertari coming before the god of writing and literacy to proclaim her title as a scribe.

Synonyms:

every last, every, each,

Antonyms:

some, no, natural object, fractional,