indispensable
हक्क
definition
adjective
he made himself indispensable to the parish priest
absolutely necessary.
translation of 'indispensable'
जो नसून चालत नाही असा,
अपरिवार्य
example
Israel is absolutely 'indispensable' to the Jewish identity of American Jews.
This has made the need for computer literacy among the masses 'indispensable' .
The horse is an 'indispensable' character to most stories of Chinese warriors.
In short, as a guide to the new enemies of the left the book is absolutely 'indispensable' .
For this reason, she did not have high status although she was 'indispensable' .
Time will tell, in the meantime, this is an 'indispensable' account of the most vital saga in modern music.
They are 'indispensable' only to themselves and their un-argued political careers.
After a night's sleep the news is as 'indispensable' as the breakfast.
So all kinds of managers see the brand as 'indispensable' , benign magic.
But there is an 'indispensable' European dimension to national reform policies.
Thus they became, in effect, extensions of the host itself - as 'indispensable' as a vital organ.
Necessary in a democratic society does not mean 'indispensable' ; nor does it mean desirable.
The 'indispensable' and vital elements of each and every conversion are made explicit in the experience of the dying thief.
Greater equality is a moral imperative and an 'indispensable' element in the battle to eliminate poverty.
In the former case, this allowed the United States to make itself 'indispensable' .
Absolutely 'indispensable' , it is a must purchase for anyone interested in house or soul music.
As the UN turns sixty, the organisation is not irrelevant but 'indispensable' .
But protection from those whose direct intention is to kill the innocent is also 'indispensable' .
But undoubtedly the agencies play an 'indispensable' part in ensuring the survival of a people.
Yet what makes this set truly 'indispensable' is its array of extras.
Some organizations seek to be known and respected for the products they offer, while others seek to retain their 'indispensability' to selected markets.
Having said all that, Sue's being uncharacteristically nice to me, but I'm putting that down to my temporary 'indispensableness' (it is a real word, honestly.)
She argues that, whatever else marriage is about, ultimately and 'indispensably' it's about ‘the underlying dynamic of male-female sexuality.’
One kid always used to tag along, unwanted, made fun of, yet somehow of greater 'indispensability' than any of the rest of us.
That, and the fact that each combinative element 'indispensably' contributed what only it could do; there were no superfluities.
But form does not 'indispensably' follow function, rather form inherently influences function.
That determination - along with his 'indispensability' - is what ensures he will be available when the business end of the tour comes around.
Nonetheless, preaching 'indispensably' correlates ‘human experience in its depths with the biblical word of God,’ thus ‘linking anamnesis with mimesis.’
There's this desperate need to insist not only on France's relevance in an era dominated by Germany, but France's 'indispensability' .
Her work has none of the emotional intensity with which partisans of certain colonies or races demonstrate their 'indispensableness' to the patriot cause.
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