dittoed meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. Dittoed copies now pose a serious challenge to archivists responsible for document textual and artistic preservation.
2. Notoriously, dittoed images would gradually fade with exposure to light, limiting their usability for permanent labels and signage.
3. The same people who labeled " The Piano " the art film of 1993 have dittoed " Pulp Fiction ."
4. As they have shadowed and dittoed one another's edits when attacking an editor like me or others, the team label seems appropriate.
5. Also, mimeographed images were as durable as the paper they were printed on, and didn't bleach to illegibility if exposed to sunlight, the way that dittoed pages did.
6. Walton, the former Bruin all-American who is paid by NBC-TV to pontificate, specifically called the defeat an embarrassment, and his remarks were dittoed off in the UCLA athletic department.
7. Without intent, a groundswell of popularity took place when college students, scholastics and dittoed copies of their new music back to their communities where it became known as music by " The St . Louis Jesuits ."
8. According to Rich of " The Village Voice ", the work possibly was " satire " Paul Krassner, who was a personal acquaintance of Solanas, called the manifesto a " dittoed document of pathological proselytization with occasional overtones of unintentional satire ".
9. John Worth, an anthropologist at Atlanta's Fernbank Museaum who visited the Texas site said that while the dinosaur tracks are extremely clear and identifiable, the so-called human footprints looked to him simply like pockmarks or divots in the rock caused by erosion-- an observation dittoed by most other scientists who visit the site.
10. Critic George Jean Nathan, in a special piece in the " Journal American ", decried " such hokum mush as the familiar wedding scene and the ghost of a mother who returns at intervals to keep her son from error, but a cocktail party chatterbox number paraphrased from an old No�l Coward movie, a college number dittoed from an earlier George Abbott one, and various other elements hardly rivaling the daisy in freshness ".