personally
वैयक्तिकरित्या
definition
adverb
she stayed to thank O'Brien personally
with the personal presence or action of the individual specified; in person.
he had spoken personally and emotionally
from someone's personal standpoint or according to their particular nature; in a subjective rather than an objective way.
translation of 'personally'
स्वत: (माझ्या) विषयी म्हणाल तर,
व्यक्ती म्हणून,
खुद्द स्वतः,
व्यक्तीश:
example
But there was certainly nothing phony about the police officer who met up with her in order to 'personally' escort her to the bank from which she received the cash originally.
This proposed offence would, for the first time, make companies and senior managers 'personally' responsible for recklessly causing the death of workers.
Besides, an individual cannot be 'personally' responsible for who stays in school when young teachers flee to take better-paid jobs.
They are independent from their superiors because they are 'personally' responsible for any losses that occur.
The economic team may favor buyers politically and/or 'personally' connected to them and those having enough ‘guts’ to provide them with an incentive.
Few other places can match the level of support we give to each other and our public life, both 'personally' and through our rich diversity of community organisations.
Do we consider the individual who has an addiction problem 'personally' responsible for the development of the problem?
The judge is to decide what is legal, according to the written laws and the Constitution, not what the judge happens to like 'personally' or politically.
'personally', I think he made a very sensible move
So a family who has been dealing with the aftermath of death all their lives suddenly has to cope with it 'personally' rather than professionally.
It is imperative for citizens to feel 'personally' responsible and support this movement to create a healthy, green city for our families.
There's always tea dances, I suppose, but they're not much good if you still work during the day, and speaking 'personally' , I don't know any of the moves.
Not from the legal standpoint, just 'personally' : Should you not have treated yourself the way you have?
The orders were 'personally' served upon her that day.
It was a very proud moment for me and important for us both to thank him 'personally' .
He has achieved so much in the three years since and has grown up in the public eye both 'personally' and musically.
Timur, however, issued detailed orders for everything and 'personally' took charge of jobs he could easily have delegated.
It is now becoming more common to hold senior managers 'personally' responsible for their corporations' wrongdoing.
This requires individuals to be 'personally' responsible for maintaining separate sets of addresses.
Well, 'personally' speaking, I would rather keep my modest earnings under a mattress or, better still, in a TAB account.
The book is aptly titled as he has indeed experienced a life of extremes, both 'personally' and professionally.
they had made conclusions without getting to know me 'personally'
We are all equal, and 'personally' responsible, before the law.
he had spoken 'personally' and emotionally
nothing had gone well 'personally' or politically
Washington remembered 'personally' ordering that flag from a Philadelphia-area tailor.
nothing had gone well 'personally' or politically
The organisation has sent a representative to the Council chamber in order to 'personally' register the society's concerns.
And I want to 'personally' thank you for your hard work.
But 'personally' speaking I'd like to play as often as possible and I've just reminded him of the way I feel.
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