donnish meaning in Hindi

ADJ
• रस्मी
• रूढ़िवादी
• पांडित्याभिमानी
• पण्डिताऊ

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Ricks's book is the product of one man's donnish, Anglocentric sensibility.
The donnish performer expressed his joy at being back in New York, where he first performed 36 years ago.
His Norwegian name ( pronounced man-sir ) proclaimed his North Dakota farm roots; his donnish mien concealed them.
The university classics departments at Stanford and Berkeley may be big, but Stoppard aims to corral more than the donnish.
His school-donnish herringbone blazer could be a costume, and maybe it is : He wears his own clothes in his movies.
Scott, a donnish man who smoked a pipe and collected Oriental art, could not always be counted on to carry Nixon's water.
His limp handshake and lack of military experience ( and his stooping donnish manner at a time when many politicians were former officers ) were political handicaps in later life.
His narrator, dressed in slacks, open-neck shirt and sweater, has a distinctive character of his own, beginning as an avuncular, chatty fellow who tells two donnish jokes.
Hart had arranged for Miles to meet English professor Ricks _ the brilliant, donnish, and militantly antireligious devotee of T . S . Eliot and Bob Dylan _ during a campus visit.
Nathan, with his laid-back sarcasm and his donnish fashion sense, recalls Joe Turner, the CIA analyst Redford played in " Three Days of the Condor " in 1975.

adj.

marked by a narrow focus on or display of learning especially its trivial aspects
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