sectional
ਵਿਭਾਗੀ
definition
noun
Meanwhile, cowering on the leather sectionals , bewildered parents plead to the camera for a nanny intervention.
a sofa made in sections that can be used separately as chairs.
adjective
a sectional championship
of or relating to a section or subdivision of a larger whole.
example
Marx, writing as a journalist observing the American civil war, analyses it flatly as a 'sectional' conflict between Northern industrialism and Southern slave oligarchy.
Reynolds was the 'sectional' individual winner while the Division One winner was Moore.
Most of the top times came from California, which held several 'sectional' championships.
The core of work in higher education cannot be sacrificed for individual or 'sectional' interests.
There will be working models and 'sectional' views to explain how important it is to conserve and tap rainwater.
The project saw the aging clubhouse replaced by a 'sectional' timber building.
Water view, gorgeous 'sectional' , dining room, the works.
The ownership of shop, office and flat units in the original Maerua Park is held by the way of 'sectional' title.
This illustration attempts to show a 'sectional' front view of the hip injury in an advanced state of osteroarthritis.
I have been thinking a lot about 'sectional' interests and the way they mesh and clash within our society.
Bruneau dedicated a much more detailed study to the building, providing an accurate plan, 'sectional' drawings, and an epigraphic register.
The left is always warning us about the cynical vested interests of the military industrial complex allegedly manipulating public policy for their 'sectional' gain.
This was a blown - up photocopy of the relevant portion of a 'sectional' drawing of the relevant part of the HTV appliance.
Groups representing 'sectional' business interests presently lead the ongoing fuel protests.
Some eight years down the road, it is important that vocal 'sectional' interests do not blind the community to reforms that are in the public interest.
If the Green leadership were not so inward-looking, so 'sectional' and party-minded, a coalition could have made a much more dramatic impact on the elections.
A starting field of more than 600 players will be reduced to 160 at the 18-hole 'sectional' tournaments, which also will crown individual section champions.
The buildings have one thing in common - they are 'sectional' title buildings.
Lightweight technology is applied to commands such as dimensioning, mating, components insertion, interference detection, and 'sectional' views.
Lincoln had been the girls 'sectional' champion for as long as Amie could remember.
Finally, a student named Ben was selling a 'sectional' couch in the classifieds section.
The election campaign has highlighted the fracturing of Fijian politics and government institutions along racial, regional and 'sectional' lines.
Lismore's Kane Webber shot a 68 in the first round of 'sectional' qualifying for the US Open at the Buffalo Run Golf Club on May 12.
What I resent is that they do want to impose their views on the rest of us, using the government (our common government) for this 'sectional' purpose.
This flagellate is surrounded by fungal hyphae (thin arrows), which appear in different 'sectional' planes each as a bright central core with surrounding halo.
But in the parliament in August, the only opposition came from parties that represent 'sectional' and regional interests.
Niccy led me into the living room and sat down on our red 'sectional' .
Recent large demonstrations featured coalitions, such as that formed by farmers, hauliers and hunt supporters, that were largely 'sectional' and self-interested in their nature.
On 14-over par, she was a few too many to make the cut, but it was still a remarkable performance by the youngster who was only 12 when she led a 'sectional' qualifier last month.
They shelter the businesses due to 'sectional' protectionism, which in turn has slowed down our implementations.
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