Verb:

సంకోచము, పిలుచుట, సిగ్నల్ కు,

beckon's Usage Examples:

It is the call of the mountains which has beckoned me to them.

wife, Katherine, herself a storyteller by trade, sets him a task at his beckon: She asks him to take them sailing, and to tell her the tale of a couple.

In a war with his brother, he beckoned Duke Grimoald I of Benevento, who assassinated him in his Pavian palace.

Finally he stood up and beckoned to his company who, acting on his signals, were able to capture 16 machine-guns.

of Hansel and Gretel, there is an eerie "phantom keeper" who for years beckoned to mariners from an upper-story window.

The sumptuous six-foot-high Christmas figures, the baby grand piano at the foot of the escalators, and the classical Muzak seem to beckon.

The team had been losing money in Swift Current and the new Lethbridge Sportsplex was beckoning for a team.

It then beckons Gideon to follow.

perineurium, polyneuropathy nict- beckon, wink Latin nictari nictate, nictation, nictitate, nictitation nigr- black Latin niger denigrate, denigration.

where Anderson praised the LP"s use of varying instruments: "These were the coyest beckoners of divergent traditions, these made the album worthy of its histrionic.

the trio"s fallen siblings, whilst the Cuckoo"s beckoned the wayward consciousnesses of Sophie and Esme from the afterlife to inhabit them.

"Rangers: Life in Scottish Division Three beckons".

the grass, darkness – once, twice – and then suddenly The forest’s oak beckons it to its heart’s side, Shall see sad feminine hands – white conch-bangles.

Synonyms:

gesticulate, wave, motion, gesture,

Antonyms:

nonmoving, retreat, opening, closing, boo,