purposeful
ਮਕਸਦ
definition
adjective
the purposeful stride of a great lawyer
having or showing determination or resolve.
example
Communities of practice develop as people engage in shared, 'purposeful' , and patterned activities, which contribute learning.
Without conscious thought and 'purposeful' efforts to hold everything in balance, Americans have always somehow succeeded in doing just that.
Also complicated are Ana's decision and 'purposeful' plans to lose her virginity.
There is no need for any 'purposeful' and deliberate attempt to protect dialects.
Yet the committee gathered and spent two days in generally useful and 'purposeful' discussions.
His sprightly frame is totally erect with not a hint of a stoop and his quick stride and 'purposeful' gait would put men half his age to shame.
Kings Cross wasn't too bad; I got used to the dealers and hookers hassling me, and they seemed to recognise by my 'purposeful' stride that I was a local and left me alone for the best part.
The state calculated the amount of 'purposeful' underpayment by Chevron to be $13.5 million over the thirteen years and the jury agreed.
Her father's face was a crimson colour with his hands held in fists at his sides, and her mother was walking 'purposeful' strides towards her.
Bowen shares several perspectives about combat that are useful and 'purposeful' to the student of warfare.
We celebrate because through Jesus Christ we gain access to not just heaven, but to a 'purposeful' and meaningful relationship with Almighty God.
This is determined by the central place the means and methods occupy in the structure of people's meaningful and 'purposeful' activity.
His way is to embrace all the infinite pointless and impossible acts that surround every useful, 'purposeful' decision.
Yet its exhibits, gleaned from some of the world's finest collections, elegantly displayed and labelled, are in essence, works of 'purposeful' , premeditated vandalism.
If the situation arose through that person's purposeful negligence, however, then he is considered a 'purposeful' wrongdoer.
The conclusion examines the tensions between the idea of strategy as 'purposeful' direction/plan of action and as a zone of complexity.
In smaller nursing homes, where low profit margins do not allow the employment of full multidisciplinary teams, patients are subjected to little 'purposeful' activity.
The bombing was a planned, 'purposeful' attack, while the Port Authority was at most negligent in failing to defend its property more carefully.
We must make conscious, 'purposeful' decisions to take care of other people, the natural environment and ourselves as well.
Learning carpentry, on the other hand, involves 'purposeful' activity and experimentation, a kind of learning that is beyond verbalization.
The term ‘spectator’ as that word is understood in its ordinary sense in context with the statutory terms, is a 'purposeful' , knowing or intentional observer of an event.
Taking slow, 'purposeful' strides he took the seat next to Victoria on the bench and wrapped his arms around her; pulling her close to him so she could cry into his shoulder.
Are some lives, the question essentially goes, to be considered less valuable, less meaningful, less 'purposeful' and hence less worthy of society's protection than others?
In fact, these disclosures were significantly more likely to be 'purposeful' , which was defined as the intentional and deliberate report of abuse.
Board members found the centre's gym was modern and well-used, providing the main opportunity to get prisoners out of their cells and involved in 'purposeful' activity such as first aid skills.
‘An important aspect of the prison regime is that of rehabilitation and encouraging prisoners in a positive and 'purposeful' activity,’ a spokesman said.
But Kinamori was not fooled by his 'purposeful' stride; rather she became tense with fear and suspicion.
Turning, he walked down the hall with long 'purposeful' strides.
Up close, she could tell that the two of them could not be much older than her or Alisha, and they both wore a determined and 'purposeful' look.
But in this case, I think the problem is more the reporter's innate prejudice than any 'purposeful' intention to smear the U.S. Army.
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