unfulfilled
నెరవేరని
definition
adjective
it was his unfulfilled ambition to write
not carried out or brought to completion.
translation of 'unfulfilled'
నెరవేరని,
పూర్తికాని
example
Given his 'unfulfilled' ambition to construct a biology of the mind, Freud would have approved.
He does have one ambition yet 'unfulfilled' , and that is to go around the world, including going across Canada by train.
Denise has always had an 'unfulfilled' desire to return to her homeland which she left in 1976, aged seven, to emigrate to Blackburn with her family.
One of his 'unfulfilled' ambitions is to write a scientific book on a particular forest and its inhabitants as well as write a book on wildlife photography.
The result is a portrait haunted by longing and 'unfulfilled' desire.
Then I thought some more about the emotions brought about by an 'unfulfilled' dream.
All the characters in Things You Can Tell are lonely and 'unfulfilled' .
So the devil can offer us nothing but empty promises and 'unfulfilled' desires.
Her only ambition that remains 'unfulfilled' is to go to university.
For many the New Year promises another opportunity to realise 'unfulfilled' ambitions.
But if he has any regrets, he adds, it relates to 'unfulfilled' ambitions.
He has, in all probability, just one chance to achieve the single ambition that remains 'unfulfilled' in his hard-working career.
To do so is to embrace an agonistic romanticism of perpetually 'unfulfilled' longing and desire.
Curiously, her mother never saw it either and died at a ripe old age with that particular ambition 'unfulfilled' .
But there will be no 'unfulfilled' desires, and this blessedness will never end.
If people are 'unfulfilled' and unhappy that carries over in the quality of their work.
There is no harder burden to carry than an 'unfulfilled' potential.
And so I still had a secret, 'unfulfilled' desire to see how the other half live.
Two of my many still 'unfulfilled' ambitions are to snorkel on the Great Barrier Reef and to swim with dolphins.
Frustration often points to 'unfulfilled' desire, to some sort of lack or emptiness.
The men horrified me, the way they seemed to be living 'unfulfilled' ambitions through their sons.
I reflected on the pointlessness of working in the job that I do, and found that I am completely and utterly 'unfulfilled' .
Compound that with my 'unfulfilled' desire to just be done with it and I was a jumble of nerves.
First of all, I don't believe the characterization of being 'unfulfilled' .
Having asked only a handful of the questions I had planned, I felt disappointed, unsatisfied and 'unfulfilled' .
His life as a banker was comfortable yet 'unfulfilled' .
Women unable to have children of their own are often left with a terrible sense of being 'unfulfilled' , as if their lives are incomplete.
Also, many younger workers, not trained in social and communication skills, challenge authority inappropriately and assume an entitlement 'unfulfillable' against the demands for increased productivity.
Another from Bulgaria (not due to join until 2007) expressed concern that they had taken on 'unfulfillable' obligations in relation to the environment.
The weird thing is, they didn't mention that jobs can be just as 'unfulfilling' and meaningless, even when you don't have a company car and/or phone, a lovely office and a six figure yearly income.
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