Noun:

న్యాయం లో ఉత్తర-వైపు, ప్రతిజ్ఞ, హోమ్ మరియు భూమి దొరకలేదు,

premise's Usage Examples:

Kidnapped by his great-uncle at a young age, he has been raised under the single-minded premise that his destiny is to become a prophet.

An aircraft engineering and maintenance company called Fajr Ashian has a maintenance hangar adjacent to main airport premises.

the book"s premise: that our brain chemistry and nervous systems are measurably affected by those closest to us (limbic resonance); that our systems synchronize.

All establishments licensed for the on-premises consumption of alcohol within the state of Montana are allowed to operate such machines provided they have the correct permits.

states Wilson, is pantheistic and the ideas in it, like other Puranas, are premised on the Vedic beliefs and ideas.

It is based on the premise that that price is determined by both internal characteristics and external factors.

General Farman defined the operational premises and conditions for success, while General Khadim Raja dealt with the distribution of forces and tasks assigned to the individual brigades and other units.

The deadly weapon penalty enhancer is premised on a belief that commission of the particular crime is inherently more.

The original story has a similar premise, but with adults as the main characters.

At the same time, Anglo-Chinese Primary School abandoned Coleman Street (the old building now housing the National Archives of Singapore) to share premises with the new secondary school at Barker Road, now named ACS (Barker Road).

Permission was granted in 1880 and by 1881 the Muslim community started to use the premises at Durban Street.

wish to consume the baked goods on the premises.

It is located in the renovated premises of the former Baworowscy Library.

Synonyms:

premiss, subsumption, major premise, precondition, stipulation, condition, thesis, postulate, posit, major premiss, minor premiss, scenario, minor premise, assumption,

Antonyms:

dryness, tonicity, abnormality, disclaim, obviate,