silence
મૌન
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'
અવાજ બંધ કરવો,
મૌન
noun
ચુપકી
example
Their 'silence' and secrecy worried Marc, and he wondered if something had happened.
He urgently needs a fresh mandate in order to 'silence' his critics.
His 'silence' cannot hide the fact that this war represents a profound turning point in international relations.
As we sat in the departure lounge at the airport there was a national moment of 'silence' to honor the dead.
As Brandeis put it, u2018the remedy to be applied is more speech, not enforced 'silence' .u2019
politicians keep their 'silence' on the big questions
an eerie 'silence' descended over the house
Please explain as your secrecy and 'silence' is creating a crescendo of innuendo.
Unlocking the main door, I step in, taking off my shoes, despite the eerie 'silence' , despite the fear caused by the absence of lights in the hall.
You haven't heard the sound of true absolute 'silence' since 1977, and when you did, it terrified you.
And the best way to 'silence' critics is by scoring consistently and never changing.
The 4-0 performance was also one Parsley hopes will 'silence' the critics.
Her silence after the speech was utterly different than her 'silence' before the speech.
I'D NEVER truly heard the sound of 'silence' before - and let me tell you, it's an eerie experience.
A short 'silence' in memory of the tsunami victims was observed at the start of the January meeting.
The most underrated element in modern cinema is the sound of 'silence' .
The House observed two-minute 'silence' in memory of the children.
Unfortunately, I doubt whether such reassurances will 'silence' the critics.
Instead, his students created tiny theatre exercises, starting with 'silence' and gradually adding sound.
she was reduced to 'silence' for a moment
Was not the official government 'silence' deafening on this matter of security?
It is implied that the truth has been withheld, and that 'silence' has prevailed where speech should have occurred.
So far there's been only 'silence' from the big three networks, the New York Times, and the Washington Post.
Masters is confident that their debut album will 'silence' critics who have accused their singles of sounding weak.
He stared at the door in silence now, then when the 'silence' began to trouble him he hurried back to his quarters.
This was not the first time that the paper tried to 'silence' critics.
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.
The proceedings included a poignant 'silence' in memory of former colleagues who had died.
The 'silence' of politicians to this scandal is astounding.
an eerie 'silence' descended over the house
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