preoccupation
তন্ময়তা
definition
noun
his preoccupation with politics
the state or condition of being preoccupied or engrossed with something.
translation of 'preoccupation'
মনের আবিষ্ট অবস্থা
noun
তন্ময়তা,
পূর্বাধিকার,
নিবিষ্টচিত্তা,
অধিকতর জরুরী কাজ
example
Despite this 'preoccupation' with finding evil, they are able to recognize the good in anyone or anything.
What Chaterji found disconcerting was the time consuming 'preoccupation' with technology.
The saving grace of the past few days has been my 'preoccupation' with a new geeky toy, a DVD recorder.
The renewed 'preoccupation' with design is understandable, given a little history.
There is both an institutional and individual 'preoccupation' with measurement of performance.
his 'preoccupation' with politics
It seems likely that the writer's 'preoccupation' with chances missed and stories lost has this absence at its heart.
I asked some moments ago what connection you see between the conciseness of your poems and their 'preoccupation' with pain.
The writer himself was well aware of the divided critical opinion about his work and his endless 'preoccupation' with the darker side of life.
The real escalation is in our narcissistic 'preoccupation' with ourselves.
Sometimes I find this 'preoccupation' with what's happening now really frustrating.
Even so, he is surprised to have survived so long in such a demanding position, given the modern 'preoccupation' with hiring and firing.
I'm quite conscious that 'preoccupation' with the past can also be a way of absolving oneself of present obligations.
their main 'preoccupation' was how to feed their families
The contemporary 'preoccupation' with self is not so much a reflection of the moral decadence of our age as a pitiful search for identity.
their main 'preoccupation' was how to feed their families
Given the current 'preoccupation' with the risks associated with driving, these proposals come as little surprise.
Moreover, Lyly's 'preoccupation' with mistaken identity may have influenced Shakespeare.
his 'preoccupation' with politics
The state's increasing 'preoccupation' with how we raise our children risks penalising the poorest parents
Creative people need to be encouraged to think far more about their audience's needs, and far less about their own 'preoccupations' .
Melburnians tend to have two main 'preoccupations' , the two S's: sport and Sydney.
Paolozzi shares many of the Surrealists' 'preoccupations' , in particular an interest in the power of dolls and mannequins.
The same range of topics and 'preoccupations' fueled discussion on the other side of the Atlantic.
These themes show the 'preoccupations' of both virus writers and those they are targeting with their malicious code, Cluley reckons.
Such 'preoccupations' are bound to be bad for you, aren't they?
It is, in other words, a text that reflects the 'preoccupations' and worldview of its subject.
I talked to a group of lads involved with the project, who in exchange for anonymity talked frankly about their 'preoccupations' .
Man Listening To Disc and Marginalia are creepily accurate portrayals of aspects of my two main 'preoccupations' .
Not the least of the nation's 'preoccupations' in the present situation concerns the demonisation of the particular communities.
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