question
પ્રશ્ન
definition
verb
four men were being questioned about the killings
ask questions of (someone), especially in an official context.
noun
we hope this leaflet has been helpful in answering your questions
a sentence worded or expressed so as to elicit information.
translation of 'question'
સવાલ
verb
પ્રશ્ન કરવો
noun
પ્રશ્ન
example
That we need a strong Army to maintain our national stability and sovereignty is also beyond 'question' .
One of them was an article authored by Mahatma Gandhi, discussing the minority 'question' .
Mired in depression and doubt, he started to 'question' his most fundamental beliefs.
At no time was an audience challenged to 'question' a moral conundrum, or inspired to see the world through different eyes.
Three months is not long in a new demanding job and perhaps it's more a 'question' of how you and your girlfriend are handling these changes.
the 'question' of cost is an important one
Much of the discussion centers on the 'question' of public broadcasting's bias.
one could 'question' if he's sincere or not
Almost all of what is left of this wonderful railway is in deep cuttings and this will attract undesirables without 'question' .
I will return to the 'question' of scientific validity at the end of my reply.
He was raised a Methodist but began to 'question' his faith after seeing so many die in the Korean war.
If he told one of us to do something we did it without 'question' .
In Question Time Mark Latham wanted to focus on the 'question' of truth in government.
No matter what our build we always have doubts; we always 'question' our desirability and self-worth.
Perhaps the best way to put this is simply to say it exactly as the 'question' is worded.
It is only a 'question' of getting the farmers together and educating them.
Throughout her career, her commitment was never in doubt and her courage beyond 'question' .
the 'question' of local government funding worried ministers
The final line of defence is to 'question' the priorities of those who continue to raise Iraq, and dismiss the issue as a bore.
It begins at the end and ends at the beginning and is, without 'question' , entertaining and moving.
Still ahead here, is it a 'question' of states' rights, or is it a violation of civil rights?
He said the project was still on the cards as far as North Yorkshire Police were concerned, but it was a 'question' of money.
Morgan resolved an important 'question' relating to the interpretation of Title VII, the central federal anti-discrimination statute.
Certainly, a Minister cannot dodge a 'question' by questioning the word of a member.
there's no 'question' that the company's true financial situation is different
The medical benefits of research on primates are beyond 'question' .
They followed up the raid by staking out the area over the bank holiday weekend to 'question' people visiting the house.
There is simply no Archimedean point on which we can stand and make statements that are beyond 'question' .
However, the 'question' of the validity of soft dollars was not a debatable matter until recently.
George Harrison will be remembered, beyond 'question' , on his own terms, as a quiet man meeting a quiet end.
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