purposeful
সকাম
definition
adjective
the purposeful stride of a great lawyer
having or showing determination or resolve.
translation of 'purposeful'
উদ্দেশ্যবাহিত
adjective
সকাম,
অভীষ্টসাধনার্থ,
অভীষ্টসাধনে রত
example
What it does mean is that they cannot be given as much education and 'purposeful' activity than if we had fewer prisoners.
If the situation arose through that person's purposeful negligence, however, then he is considered a 'purposeful' wrongdoer.
In smaller nursing homes, where low profit margins do not allow the employment of full multidisciplinary teams, patients are subjected to little 'purposeful' activity.
Are some lives, the question essentially goes, to be considered less valuable, less meaningful, less 'purposeful' and hence less worthy of society's protection than others?
He has always found it easier to look 'purposeful' by striding about on the world stage than by getting stuck into the messy business of domestic politics.
But it would be more correct to say that our consciousness and 'purposeful' behavior results from such natural behavior of energy systems.
Every move was deliberate and 'purposeful' , almost as if she were executing some sort of martial art act.
Crisp, 'purposeful' but most importantly useful - almost a personal assistant, perhaps even a personal digital assistant.
His sprightly frame is totally erect with not a hint of a stoop and his quick stride and 'purposeful' gait would put men half his age to shame.
There is no need for any 'purposeful' and deliberate attempt to protect dialects.
The state calculated the amount of 'purposeful' underpayment by Chevron to be $13.5 million over the thirteen years and the jury agreed.
Lani strode from the hall, 'purposeful' steps and determined expression a warning to all the servants in the palace.
It keeps people busy with useful, 'purposeful' work, and that's a good way to form a team.
Yet its exhibits, gleaned from some of the world's finest collections, elegantly displayed and labelled, are in essence, works of 'purposeful' , premeditated vandalism.
Without conscious thought and 'purposeful' efforts to hold everything in balance, Americans have always somehow succeeded in doing just that.
But in this case, I think the problem is more the reporter's innate prejudice than any 'purposeful' intention to smear the U.S. Army.
The only way that this can be achieved, it seems, is by the wilful and 'purposeful' appropriation of Aboriginal narratives by non-indigenous Australians.
Scientists have long been fascinated by ants because of the extraordinary way they organise themselves into colonies that display 'purposeful' activity.
The bombing was a planned, 'purposeful' attack, while the Port Authority was at most negligent in failing to defend its property more carefully.
Reflex withdrawal from a painful stimulus is not considered a 'purposeful' response.
Some scientific breakthroughs, like Edison's invention of the light bulb, are 'purposeful' and planned.
Emotions like grief, fear and despair are 'purposeful' and useful - if we know how to listen to them.
We celebrate because through Jesus Christ we gain access to not just heaven, but to a 'purposeful' and meaningful relationship with Almighty God.
Instead of seeing the organizations as comprising buildings, offices, car parks, rule books, meetings and other forms of 'purposeful' activity, we see these as symbol systems.
Learning carpentry, on the other hand, involves 'purposeful' activity and experimentation, a kind of learning that is beyond verbalization.
The 'purposeful' stride of a child-protagonist is shown largely through a close-up of his feet.
Remembering may be a spontaneous or 'purposeful' activity.
He set off for the pasture with a 'purposeful' stride.
In fact, these disclosures were significantly more likely to be 'purposeful' , which was defined as the intentional and deliberate report of abuse.
It was noticeable that when Phillips, still the pupil, came to that fence, it was surer, the stride more 'purposeful' , the energy of youth omnipotent.
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