principle
নীতি
definition
noun
the basic principles of Christianity
a fundamental truth or proposition that serves as the foundation for a system of belief or behavior or for a chain of reasoning.
the first principle of all things was water
a fundamental source or basis of something.
translation of 'principle'
noun
ন্যায়,
মন্ত্র,
মূল উত্স,
নীতি,
কায়দা,
তত্ত্ব,
মূল উপাদান,
নীত
example
the active 'principle' in the medulla is epinephrine
Prof Southall is a man of great 'principle' and he won't change his mind if he does not think his mind should be changed.
she resigned over a matter of 'principle'
But he's clearly a man of 'principle' and unbending honesty - who, at times, can be cruelly insensitive, as when he tells a man he has casually examined that he has a tumour.
Bafflingly, a knighthood still awaits, but this present accolade will surely not be the last that comes the way of a musician of unswerving integrity and 'principle' .
the first 'principle' of all things was water
the active 'principle' of Spanish fly
she resigned over a matter of 'principle'
I admire and respect him for his repeated and unsung - even derided - demonstrations of integrity and 'principle' .
The evenly balanced scales of blind justice derive from this 'principle' .
A physical 'principle' called the diffraction limit says that light cannot be used to see or inscribe features that are smaller than half its wavelength.
Seinfeld exposes the human destructiveness and lack of 'principle' and morality that exist to some degree in all people.
a man of 'principle'
a man of 'principle'
these machines all operate on the same general 'principle'
However, in the attempt to unite, there must be no compromise of 'principle' and professional integrity must reign supreme.
Keeping any part of the surplus is simply theft and thus violates the moral 'principle' of justice.
The active 'principle' is extracted and purified from plant material for as long as that process remains economically viable compared with chemical synthesis.
For nothing indicates a failure to understand the nature of a moral 'principle' better than to believe that it is capable of enforcing itself.
The basic 'principle' for a democratic republic is the independence of the three branches of government executive, legislature and judiciary.
While people may be sceptical about politicians who moralise, they are anxious to see them display integrity and 'principle' .
the first 'principle' of all things was water
It seems that in situations such as this, politics become incompatible with conscience, 'principle' , decency and self-respect.
For example, there's a short film of Dr. Richard Feynman explaining a 'principle' of quantum mechanics called Bell's inequality.
However, back then, explanations that were given to the general public regarding the actual 'principle' of the flying machine appeared to be quite vague.
This is a foundation 'principle' of western justice and a basic human right.
Angular momentum, like all other forms of motion, follows the general 'principle' stated in Newton's third law.
How in one walk of life a person can have such a rigid sense of right and wrong - and in another he can operate with a total disregard for 'principle' , integrity and fair play.
The uncertainty 'principle' has been successfully used as a key eligibility criterion for large, simple trials.
Following the enlightenment 'principle' of truth through reason alone, it was thought that history cannot be determined until theology has been removed.
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