anecdotage meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. For example, following is the kind of anecdotage rarely available in August because of football coverage:
2. It used to be said also as a related taunt that with the onset of dotage, anecdotage tends to creep in.
3. The point of the foregoing anecdotage is that Bush's choices to head the two central national security departments are nobody's pushovers.
4. With its rich and detailed narratives, " fusing legal knowledge with illustrative anecdotage, " it was the most extensive book on the subject.
5. Bill Clinton has many strengths and certain weaknesses as a communicator, but it's impossible not to be amazed by the sheer volume of anecdotage that pours out of his head.
6. The era of big government may be over, but with Clinton's reelection seeming all the more inevitable, it appears that the era of endless anecdotage has only just begun.
7. Instead, he gives us hour upon hour of garrulous anecdotage and gaseous generalizations, many of the latter seemingly intended to suggest that jazz was less a musical phenomenon than a sociological one.
8. The book was an encyclopaedia of anecdotage containing mines of interesting information, namely on historical information often not found elsewhere, from mythical times until the end of the rule of the Al-Mustansir.
9. In " The New Republic ", James Wolcott found the book filled with " chatty punch lines, airy anecdotage, and sour kiss-offs " and, ultimately, " callow, grating, and glibly nattering ."
10. However, to be in one's dotage, from the Middle Low German dotten, " to be foolish, " suggests a state of near-senility, though the portmanteau pun anecdotage has softened that word's meaning.