| Noun • उत्प्रेरणा |
afflatus meaning in Hindi
afflatus sentence in Hindi
Examples
More: Next- The frequent usage of the Aeolian harp as a symbol for the poet was a play on the renewed emphasis on afflatus.
- Second place went to Sandra Owen, a 13-year old from Ohio, who failed to spell " afflatus ."
- It includes lyrics and poems by Renaissance poets, by Russian writers and poets of the Silver Age, prophecy and afflatus about the approaching Doomsday.
- At times, a man or two would drop from the circle being possessed by deity or his deputy ( shedkulia ) starts shouting and crying in frenzy of divine afflatus.
- Uriah Smith similarly described it as " a mysterious influence emanating from the Father and the Son, their representative and the medium of their power " and a " divine afflatus ".
- The musical model was satirized, along with the " afflatus, " and " fancy " models of inspiration, by Jonathan Swift in " A Tale of a Tub ."
- In the Pear Area, one can acquire the ministry of the way of incense either through afflatus ( or vocation, �N9h " xingn " ) or acquisition ( ordination from another specialist ).
- I'm stretching his point, but if people desire improvements in their lives that empirical evidence indicates are associated with religious practices, why shouldn't they try religious practices, even if not yet struck with the afflatus of faith?
- T . V . F . Brogan argues that " genius " is a middle term in the evolution of the idea of inspiration and poetic ability from a belief in an external source ( " afflatus, " or divine infection, and poetic phrenzy, or divine madness ) and an internal source ( imagination and the subconscious ).
- Many speculate the Indians are the 10 lost tribes of Israel . ( Joseph Smith had only just made public the divine revelation he called the Book of Mormon . ) Kishon and the trapper pass through New Afflatus-- a commune that regards oxygen as a holy sacrament and, in the search for a more indigenously American English, has adopted the Hebrew alphabet.
Meaning
noun.- a strong creative impulse; divine inspiration; "divine afflatus"