seemliness meaning in Hindi

Noun
• औचित्य

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Some have started to question the seemliness of the prosecutorial jostling.
The House, with a bow to seemliness, will delay an impeachment decision for a bit.
It is primarily the male who scoffs at the notion that he might score points for seemliness.
They turned Mandela instead into a peacemaker, one who leads his country with a seemliness Africa's other leaders would do well to emulate.
Mancini reports that El Greco said to the Pope that if the whole work was demolished he himself would do it in a decent manner and with seemliness.
The Sept . 11 terrorist attacks cut a swath of devastation across New York and Washington and _ less crucially _ sowed uncertainty about the seemliness of reality shows.
Blumstein questioned the seemliness of Jesse Jackson's attending a pretrial hearing in Clark's courtroom _ as if, he said, to send her a message of warning.
The scrutiny of the Democrats has turned both on the legality of some of the donations they received and on the seemliness of Clinton's use of his incumbency to raise money.
Voulland, addressing the Assembly on the seemliness of having one dominant religion, declared that the Catholic religion was founded on too pure a moral basis not to be given the first place.
But internal goo-goos are elected to do that job, guided by the public's sense of right and wrong, and the ethical judgments of the seers of seemliness on the sidelines.

noun.

a sense of propriety and consideration for others; "a place where the company of others must be accepted with good grace"
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