| Verb • कठोरता से शासन करना • अत्याचार करना |
domineer meaning in Hindi
domineer sentence in Hindi
Examples
More: Next- America irks and domineers, but it does not conquer.
- On the contrary, Kay's dominance came from her determination not to domineer.
- That impulse to domineer probably helped the vice president with men, hurt him with women.
- When they tried to domineer and insisted on his joining their games, he bewailed and expressed his no concern over their foolish action.
- COP EXPLOiT UNKNON ENGLiSH AND WENT TO MY HOUSE KNOCK THE DOOR FOR HARASS AND DOMiNEER . OF COURSE DURiNG THAT TiME COP COiNED SOMETHiNG WAS NOT TRUE ABOUT ME AND SPREAD A RUMOUR NASTY LiKE THE CALiFORNiA COP.
- Several other projects were completed including a 3-LP boxset titled " Domineer / Asesino / Retro " and a CD release titled " Life-Sense Revoked ", a collaboration with other artists.
- He attributed much of society's ills to " concupiscence " which he described as ordinate desire for pleasure, the inordinate desire for possessions, and the inordinate desire to rule or to domineer over others.
- The text in verse 12 states that the three GuG a ( qualities ), that is sattva, tamas and rajas, respectively correspond to pleasure, pain and dulness, mutually domineer, produce each other, rest on each other, always reciprocally present and work together.
- In 1988, Leland Wilshire, examining 329 occurrences of this word and its cognate " authents ", claimed that, prior to and contemporary with the 1st century, " authentein " often had negative overtones such as domineer, perpetrate a crime or even murder .
- Florus wrote that the Cantabri tried to domineer their neighbours and harassed them, carrying out frequent raids on the Autrigones ( who lived between the Atlantic and the source of the River Ebro ) to their east, the Curgoni ( or Turmodigi, in the area within the Arlanz�n and Arlanza river valleys in the modern province of Burgos ) to their southeast, and the Vaccaei ( in the northwest of central Hispania ) to their south.
Meaning
verb.- rule or exercise power over (somebody) in a cruel and autocratic manner; "her husband and mother-in-law tyrannize her"
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