Adverb:

ଭଦ୍ର ଭାବରେ,

meekly's Usage Examples:

Unaware of this murder, George is instructed that Willy is now the wheelman, forcing the inexperienced George to a role inside the bank, but he meekly declines one final opportunity to withdraw from the plot.

Wavell Hinds also departed before the day ended, edging a wide ball from Abdul Razzaq, and with the score 114 for 6 overnight, everyone just expected the West Indies to meekly roll over, and that they did – losing three wickets within the space of seven balls as Powell, Browne and King were out in succession.

refused, he ordered her "to be torn apart by hungry lions, but the beasts meekly lay at her feet".

1976 he wrote: "The days have long gone when Asians, Blacks and Jews will meekly accept a role as the convenient scapegoats for the ills of society.

author Thomas Mallon that he pitied Marina for "having to take these whiplashes meekly and quietly and obediently.

leaders and Southern white leaders in which Southern blacks would work meekly and submit to white political rule, while Southern whites guaranteed that.

The father vehemently expostulates, the son meekly replies; the father is greatly apprehensive of his son"s.

witnessed, that "in the lectures on physics in 1881 two young women sat meekly in a distant corner while Professor Barker was describing the new inventions.

After thinking about it, John decides to meekly sell out on account of his fiancée"s insistence.

language barrier was a problem, but slowly she sang to the children who meekly sat beside her, eventually teaching them English by writing in the dirt.

Respectful (who acts rather meekly compared to some of his compatriots), Mr.

to this behaviour and stand up for himself, even to the point where he meekly leaves the room when asked by the counsellor, who is clearly about to make.

His final appearance was in a dreadful match away to Queens Park Rangers, which Saints lost 3–0 meekly surrendering in a shoddy second half.

Synonyms:

humbly,