restrained
সংযত
definition
verb
he had to be restrained from walking out of the meeting
prevent (someone or something) from doing something; keep under control or within limits.
adjective
he had restrained manners
characterized by reserve or moderation; unemotional or dispassionate.
translation of 'restrained'
নিয়ন্ত্রিত
adjective
দমিত,
চাপা,
আটকান,
খর্ব,
সংযত,
সংযমী,
নিবর্ত,
দান্ত
example
Even for adults, side impacts cause the most fatalities to properly 'restrained' passengers.
She brings Griet to textured life with the subtlety of her posture, the 'restrained' musculature of her face, and the subdued excitement that propels her movements.
This is simply too much visual clutter for a site that should be treated with 'restrained' dignity.
Now, in the 'restrained' language of the central bank, a substantial further fall in the inflation rate would be ‘unwelcome.’
Throughout Misery is a Butterfly, all recording tracks share this remarkably 'restrained' touch.
Closed, the cabinet appears as a minimalist cube - a solid and 'restrained' form that belies its complex and interactive quality.
There was carefully 'restrained' anger in his voice and Becca winced when she heard it.
She was incredibly collected and calm, without a hint of 'restrained' anger.
His performance provides a sober anchor to Kitano's barely 'restrained' jubilation.
Back in Florence by 1564, he was soon involved in Vasari's projects, though painting in a more 'restrained' and monumental style than Vasari's extreme Mannerism.
The 'restrained' colour palette of whites teamed with off-white limestone-effect floors and a range of pale fittings enhances the already powerful sense of natural light.
Bambooque developed his own moderate and 'restrained' form.
The vivacity of former years gave way to a more 'restrained' and meditative art.
His voice hardened with barely 'restrained' control.
Al Pacino, with a superbly 'restrained' and world-weary performance, plays Will Dormer, a detective who has come to Alaska to help the local police solve the violent death of a teenage girl.
Their 'restrained' , sober forms and motifs characterise what is now known as the ‘Queen Anne’ style.
A 'restrained' yet upbeat percussion on tracks such as ‘My Beautiful White Dog’ are a nice counterpoint to the overall melancholy of the disk.
The team placed food randomly around the 'restrained' monkey, and it ‘thought’ the required sequences to get the arm to pick up the food, through trial and error.
Mary Astor and Cecil Kellaway turn in more 'restrained' performances, and Astor in particular brings a weary gravity to her role that's quite effective.
The count displays the inner calm, the ideal of 'restrained' , and learned manners required of a gentleman.
The silent feature marked his move from silly comedies to the 'restrained' and earnest dramas that would establish his reputation as a world-class filmmaker.
Even when talking in the most 'restrained' of voices, Hugo's lilt would still rise up above all others.
Field's film has two spectacular performances, by Sissy Spacek and Tom Wilkinson, though the overall tone is rather 'restrained' and poetic.
Her latest work, Geometry of Quiet, which received its North American premiere, shows Brown in a mood of 'restrained' , judiciously measured eloquence.
The choice of this elegant townhouse space gave the exhibition a relatively 'restrained' tone, especially in light of Geers's reputation as a provocateur.
When some actors tackle simple roles they lay into the character heavily to the point of caricature, but Calder elegantly captures all the 'restrained' physicality and emotional nuances.
The same sale yielded another star lot evocative of time and place: a pair of rosewood bedside steps-cabinets with 'restrained' gilt decoration and marble tops.
Finally, he spoke up once more, his voice broken with 'restrained' tears.
The architects have woven a rich tapestry of 'restrained' luxury into the constrained fabric of an early nineteenth century neoclassical seminary of high heritage significance.
Finally, 'restrained' eating is hypothesized to be associated with negative affect.
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