widow
ವಿಧವೆ
definition
verb
she had to care for her widowed mother
make into a widow or widower.
noun
On her husband's death, a widow usually foresees a life full of harassment and humiliation.
a woman who has lost her husband by death and has not remarried.
So I saved the space by killing all the widow lines; I could cut a word and save a line. The next day I couldn't bear to read my own words.
a last word or short last line of a paragraph falling at the top of a page or column and considered undesirable.
translation of 'widow'
ಗಂಡ ಸತ್ತವಳು,
ವಿಧವೆ,
ವಿಶೇಷ ಪಂಕ್ತಿ(ಮುದ್ರಣ)
noun
ಕಿಟಕಿ
example
Last Monday, I told my girlfriends at work that this whole football 'widow' business was driving me crazy.
Following his death, his 'widow' Ruth, who was just 27, quit Wiltshire and returned home to America.
a golf 'widow'
If at the time of her death, a 'widow' leaves no eligible minor child, the payment of her share of the pension will cease.
my wife has been a golf 'widow' for the last 30 years
I sneakily bought some good tickets months ago and they are coming into play to thank her for being such a good rugby 'widow' sport during this world cup.
Also, I look at my mum and see that she's a bit of a golf 'widow' .
The tale regards the ruler as a father to the orphan, husband to the 'widow' , brother to she who is divorced, a garment to the motherless, a just ruler who comes to the voice of those who call him.
For the five years before her death his 'widow' had donated an annual gift of £3,000 towards Burley - unknown to many in the village.
The agony aunt's first quest is to help golf 'widow' Joy to persuade husband Martin to spend more time with her and their three children.
After his death, his 'widow' Janaki had the good sense to collect these loose sheets and send them to Hardy.
Upon the death of a husband, a 'widow' chooses a husband from among the dead man's brothers.
Upon the death of the husband, the 'widow' generally stays on the land, but only if she pays the sub-headman.
Of course, the occasional frustrated chess 'widow' may throw a plate or two.
The narrative does not slacken with the news of Daniel's death and the 'widow' 's hopeless grief.
On her husband's death, a 'widow' usually foresees a life full of harassment and humiliation.
So I saved the space by killing all the 'widow' lines; I could cut a word and save a line. The next day I couldn't bear to read my own words.
It also has superb golf courses, so if you're a bit of a golf 'widow' , leave him to tussle in the bunker while you slink off to the spa - it's connected to the hotel by a subterranean tunnel.
John Carey spent his last weeks at the hospice receiving unparalleled care that gave him a dignity in death that his 'widow' , Carol, has never forgotten.
Married to a 'widow' , Martha Dandridge Custis, he devoted himself to a busy and happy life.
After Goldensohn's death, his 'widow' sold some of his papers and bequeathed the rest to her children.
His 'widow' Margitta said his death had left a ‘great vacuum’ and she paid tribute to his optimism and warmth.
After his death, his 'widow' would receive £30 per annum for the rest of her life.
The right of action for wrongful death given by statute for the benefit of a 'widow' for the death of her husband has been held not to be divested by her subsequent marriage.
If you can't get to that point, then I'd give you the same advice I gave this hockey 'widow' , only in fishing language.
Although Banalata is not formally defined as a 'widow' because she never married, she is still subject to social conventions that make her a second-class citizen.
Weir, who was known as Peggy to her neighbours, was 'widowed' 10 years ago.
Should 'widows' with sizable death benefits also be entitled to short-term relief?
At the moment, the group is small and comprises people who are divorced, separated or 'widowed' .
Those who were 'widowed' were free to re-marry; this was an entirely different issue.
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