Noun:

స్వీయ-ప్రకటన,

Adverb:

ప్రక్కకు, వేరు,

asides's Usage Examples:

" This undermining perspective appears often in the form of interjected philosophical asides.

The seasides here are wild and clean with several fishing villages.

Lei" as Bhatt contributes "elaborate squiggling asides" and "swooping nosedives".

It is considered one of the most conservation-worthy seasides in the county.

Formica species may be found in a wide range of habitats from cities to seasides to grasslands to swamps to forests of the temperate Northern Hemisphere.

IGN staff members stated in 2006 that Barney has been a dependable source of humor through his many drunken asides, burps included.

and even winning three premiership"s in a row, this was the first team asides Saint Mary"s to win three or more titles in a row since the Darwin Buffaloes.

restrictions, and marketing quotas) with voluntary annual cropland set-asides and marketing certificate payments to achieve parity prices (the precursor.

and the characters they meet the book also contains a number of humorous asides including : "The Question of Luggage" - conflicting advice on what to pack.

the direct address of the audience (especially in soliloquies, asides, prologues, and epilogues); expression of an awareness of the presence of the audience.

Magykal Papers, filled with tidbits of information, hilarious asides and a smidgeon of dragon poo (not to mention a list of 10 important rules to being dead).

…He had shown, in breezy asides throughout his school novels, …that he had read acres of catchpenny fiction.

protagonist, the "money power" equation of the villains and humorous asides that released the audience"s laughter after a violent sequence.

Synonyms:

away,

Antonyms:

discontented, displeased,