Adjective:

ਡਰਾਉਣੀ,

renunciatory's Usage Examples:

tending to view the Classical branch of "Advaida" Vedānta as amoral and renunciatory, the Tattwabodhinī Sabhā aimed to shield themselves and their reformed.

Department forecast that there would be 5,986 renunciations and 559 non-renunciatory relinquishments during that fiscal year.

ostentatious displays of knowledge and wealth, and participating in renunciatory acts.

to elect to terminate a contract only for breach of a condition of the contract, repudiatory breach or renunciatory breach.

as renunciatory breaches.

conditions relating to each important article of the treaty and the renunciatory clauses in which the kings abandoned their rights over the territory.

lack of efficacy of individual effort could have formed the basis of a renunciatory path to spiritual liberation", and that "the suspicion must be that the.

" when as a dying woman, she recycles her greatest hit in a renunciatory, damage-limiting broadcast.

Schopenhauer"s pessimistic and renunciatory philosophy had a profound effect on Wagner, and it was only to be expected.

Sen strived to "an accessible, non-renunciatory, everyman type of spirituality", introducing "lay systems of spiritual.

Many of his best-known poems express the tension he felt between renunciatory Buddhist ideals and his love of natural beauty.

The access to the divine is not limited to renunciatory meditation as in yoga school of Hinduism or idols in bhakti school.

The two other types are breaches as to the future performance of the contract and are technically known as renunciatory breaches.