undivided
ಅವಿಭಜಿತ
definition
adjective
There are also special circumstances such as wills, separate estates, joint property, and divided or undivided possession of an estate.
not divided, separated, or broken into parts.
translation of 'undivided'
ವಿಭಜಿಸದ,
ಅವಿಭಕ್ತ,
ಪ್ರತ್ಯೇಕಿಸದ
adjective
ಭಾಗವಾಗದ
example
Single-light doors have one 'undivided' panel of glass.
He certainly had my full and 'undivided' attention.
Now I'm going to give him my full, 'undivided' attention.
We begin by wanting our parents' 'undivided' love and hating those who we have to share it with.
The strata titles create the private 'undivided' ownership of a unit in the project with the share of ownership of the land and public space.
‘We pledge to continue down the road to strive for the nation's consciousness and a normal and 'undivided' country,’ he said.
Traditionally, much agricultural land and urban property was held as collective property, either 'undivided' inheritances or endowed land.
She entered my world to give me her full, 'undivided' attention.
There are also special circumstances such as wills, separate estates, joint property, and divided or 'undivided' possession of an estate.
This dough needs my full and 'undivided' attention.
Damion still sat there giving her his complete and 'undivided' attention.
These are massive problems, to which the Transport Secretary should be devoting his 'undivided' attention.
Spending quality time with children requires your full and 'undivided' attention.
We used to be one nation, 'undivided' , under three networks, three car companies and two brands of toothpaste for all.
He ardently espouses the dream of an 'undivided' Land of Israel, in the tradition of the revisionist right, which bases its claim on ancient biblical maps.
It was uncharted territory and required her full and 'undivided' attention.
She was literally demanding your complete, 'undivided' attention.
The smaller sacristy windows are 'undivided' and free of tracery.
They will tend to produce a single, 'undivided' , bulb in the first year.
My three siblings and I inherited 800 'undivided' acres from our parents.
The shops are also 'undivided' and a land surveyor is preparing subdivision diagrams for council approval to create freestanding sites.
A manager can devote more 'undivided' attention to the co-op.
Using a dissecting microscope, the colonies and individual 'undivided' cells were scored for the number of cell divisions that had occurred.
As a result, windows with broad, 'undivided' panes of glass became both practical and affordable - and very popular.
The large and usually horseshoe-shaped head shield (cephalic shield) was made of a single plate of 'undivided' bone.
As I watched, this particular young boy completely captured my full, 'undivided' attention.
There should be a declaration that Mrs Clay holds a one 'undivided' fourth share in Queenslea Drive on trust for each of the three appellants.
She has my 'undivided' attention as I absorb this new information.
Once he has that they can expect his 'undivided' attention.
The public interest is not one homogenous 'undivided' concept.
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