silence
নীরবতা
definition
verb
the team's performance silenced their critics
cause to become silent; prohibit or prevent from speaking.
noun
sirens pierce the silence of the night
complete absence of sound.
translation of 'silence'
verb
নির্বাক করান,
কণ্ঠরোধ করা,
নীরব করান,
চুপ করান
noun
নির্বাক ভাব,
নীরবতা,
আদান-প্রদানে বিরতি,
স্বল্পভাষিতা,
অনুল্লেখ,
শব্দহীনতা,
বাক্সংযম
example
But one of the things that of course was quite haunting about all this 'silence' was the fact that the story of his father was not really present in his life as he grew up.
Although it occurred some two or three weeks ago, the local police have maintained a stony 'silence' with respect to the theft.
sirens pierce the 'silence' of the night
In this setting, however, the usual 'silence' sounded like the correlate of boundless, nearly empty space.
The acoustics of the Music Centre will be excellent, including high quality of sound in each studio, and high standards for 'silence' and absence of intrusion.
Unfortunately, I doubt whether such reassurances will 'silence' the critics.
In fact there was 'silence' until the Earl of Strathmore came in with two dark-haired young men dressed in morning suits.
McCann pointed to his company's track record to 'silence' critics.
DJs are forced to work with a limited palette, their only two tools being sound and 'silence' .
His 'silence' cannot hide the fact that this war represents a profound turning point in international relations.
No one around you likes you so they're hoping their 'silence' will prove that fact and you'll go away.
If there were ever doubt that he can be an amazing actor, this movie will 'silence' his critics.
sirens pierce the 'silence' of the night
Bolton, along with other towns and cities across the country, will observe a three-minute 'silence' at noon tomorrow.
They drove home in silence, neither really knowing what to say to the other and Jinx not bothering to break the 'silence' .
They continued again in silence again, but it was a comfortable, companionable 'silence' .
Kimmitt could create credibility for the investigation with patient 'silence' until the facts emerge.
This was not the first time that the paper tried to 'silence' critics.
Some shops are also planning to shut down as a mark of respect, while others are considering a two-minute 'silence' at 11.30 am.
The NFL flew flags at half-mast and held a moment of 'silence' in memory of White.
They ate in silence, until Mollie, full to bursting with unanswered questions, broke the 'silence' .
Instead, his students created tiny theatre exercises, starting with 'silence' and gradually adding sound.
Was not the official government 'silence' deafening on this matter of security?
Their 'silence' and secrecy worried Marc, and he wondered if something had happened.
By their 'silence' , both parties also conveyed to big business that, if elected, they would not oppose further restructuring.
And the best way to 'silence' critics is by scoring consistently and never changing.
The alternative is 'silence' : secrecy when self-imposed, censorship when imposed by others.
Masters is confident that their debut album will 'silence' critics who have accused their singles of sounding weak.
The only sounds breaking the 'silence' of the night were our footsteps, along with our shallow breathing.
The four-minute mile was the kind of achievement that would 'silence' critics, and prove to the athlete that he deserved to be called the best.
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