contend
ವಾದಿಸಿದರು
definition
verb
she had to contend with his uncertain temper
struggle to surmount (a difficulty or danger).
he contends that the judge was wrong
assert something as a position in an argument.
translation of 'contend'
ಎತ್ತಿ ಹಿಡಿ,
ಒತ್ತಿಹೇಳು
example
she had to 'contend' with his uncertain temper
He wants to 'contend' that because that was again an argument not put to the Court of Appeal or to the judge.
In their grounds of appeal the appellants 'contend' that the trial judge was wrong to rule as he did.
she had to 'contend' with his uncertain temper
Ealing however 'contend' that this simply reflects the position under the old statutory instrument.
the local team should 'contend' for a division championship
By resorting to understatement, concrete and physical language, a poet 'contends against' abstraction, generalization, hyperbole and the heroic language of hot-headed generals and bogus lovers alike.
If the insurgency is trying to overthrow this regime, it is 'contending with' a formidable obstacle that successful rebels of the 20th century generally did not face: A democratically elected government.
They are a mediocre team in a mediocre division 'contending for' a divisional championship.
The legend 'contends' that Valentine served as a priest during third century Rome.
Mr Katkowski has 'contended' that the deputy judge's decision was right, and for the right reasons.
This theory 'contends' that a major influence on a state's behaviour is the fact that it has to look to its survival in a state of anarchy.
Crucially, other 'contenders' were not terrified of him the way they had been.
The press shows no discernible interest in these matters, but it amounts to nothing less than our government actively 'contending for' the inevitable torture or death of a human being.
Surely there are enough of them out there to have a few 'contenders' for the bench.
He 'contends' that in the past, his department has not had to worry about hazards caused by dry weather.
That's why it has developed so many platforms, among which we discuss five 'contenders' on the right.
Also 'contending for' the Cup was the Moldovan with a Bulgarian passport, who was declared the most technical boxer of the tournament.
There are at least three schools of thought 'contending for' primacy in this debate.
This year, the final day witnesses a shoot-out between two of the three credible 'contenders' for the crown.
However, he 'contends' that the position in so far as his client is concerned is straightforward.
The leadership cannot survive, while the nearest 'contenders' are equally discredited.
Neither of the political parties 'contending for' office at the forthcoming election has made the changes in thinking that are necessary for Aboriginal people to turn around our social disaster.
However, unlawful behavior 'contends with' social responsibility from an international perspective.
It's worth checking out a few of the other 'contenders' as there is some quality stuff there.
If anything it looked like a textbook attempt to turn the club into a 'contender' .
But he 'contends' that ability to craft openings flows more easily from relaxed players.
And it was not as if fellow 'contenders' were unaware of the champion's excellent form.
Mr Rhys 'contended' that the judge's construction of the grant was wrong.
He 'contends' that the officer is completely ignorant about the basic elements of the act.
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