naaraajagee example and sentences
हिंदी मे अर्थ Meaning in english उदाहरण
Usage and Example of naaraajagee 1. रूस के हिन्दुओं के साथ-साथ अन्य धर्मों के अनुयायियों ने भी इस मुक़दमे के बारे में अपनी नाराज़गी और रोष प्रकट किया था। 2. कुछ साल पहले डेनमार्क के कार्टूनिस्ट को लेकर इस्लामी दुनिया में नाराज़गी फैली थी। 3. तकरीबन वैसी ही नाराज़गी की शुरुआत अब हो गई लगती है। 4. नाराज़गी भी और प्यार का सबब। 5. इसलिए मुझसे नाराज़गी लाज़मी थी।
Then the soft green paddy fields gave way to tea bushes.
In all instances of frustration, you will always find the anger directed towards a single person openly or covertly and this man of the make-up department was convinced that all his woes, ignominy and neglect were due to Kothamangalam Subbu.
Emotional reactions, such as grief and fear, irritability, anger (“Why should this happen to me?”), helplessness, hopelessness (“I could do nothing to prevent this event”), depression, sometimes absolute lack of emotion (numbness), guilt feelings for having survived while someone else in the family died, blaming oneself, and lack of interest in even routine activities.
Hostile aggression is that which is shown as an expression of anger towards the target, with the intention of harming her/ him, even if the aggressor does not wish to obtain anything from the victim.Given are the examples of hindi word naaraajagee usage in english sentences. The examples of naaraajagee are provided according to its meaning(s) in english language i.e., offense, wrath, outrage, ire, anger, indignation, paddy, ira.
Fish culture is sometimes done in combination with a rice crop, so that fish are grown in the water in the paddy field.
Then the soft green paddy fields gave way to tea bushes.
In all instances of frustration, you will always find the anger directed towards a single person openly or covertly and this man of the make-up department was convinced that all his woes, ignominy and neglect were due to Kothamangalam Subbu.
Emotional reactions, such as grief and fear, irritability, anger (“Why should this happen to me?”), helplessness, hopelessness (“I could do nothing to prevent this event”), depression, sometimes absolute lack of emotion (numbness), guilt feelings for having survived while someone else in the family died, blaming oneself, and lack of interest in even routine activities.
It could also be because physical punishment makes the child angry and resentful; as the child grows up, s/he expresses this anger through aggressive behaviour.
For instance, the relationship between hostility and anger and CHD is not found to be the same in all cultures, (e.g., in India and China).
Large amounts of methane are released in paddy fields, coal mines, from rotting garbage dumps and by fossil fuels.
If you say it's yours I hope you'll—” “It's mine!” cried Soapy, with anger in his voice.
So the anger of the peasants quickly spread among the sepoys.
संबंधित शब्द नाराज़गी के पर्यायवाची नाराज़गी के विपरीत शब्द