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1 convince
VT1. समझा\convinceदेनाHe had finally convinced several customers of the advantages of his product2. दृढ़\convinceमत\convinceहोनाI am convinced of her sincerity. -
2 point
N1. नोक/अनीThe pencil has been sharpened to a vicious looking point.2. बिन्दुPut a point after completing the sentence.3. द्विग्बिंदुPeople came from all points of the compass.4. स्थलSensitive points were summoned by the police during the procession.5. अंसI prepared the important points for the exam.6. सारांशThe student did't caught the point of the teacher.7. विशेषताSincerity is his main point.8. विद्युत् साँकेटInsert this plug into that point.9. पटरियाँThe two trains collided at the points.10. काँटाThe workman pushed the point to put the train on the other track--------V1. इशारा करनाHe pointed towards the broken window2. निशाना बाँधना/लक्ष्य करनाHe pointed the gun at the lion3. की ओर होनाA rose plant's spines point upward4. महत्त्व देनाThis story points the duties and rights of the person5. टीप करनाHe points the broken wall
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Sincerity — is the virtue of one who speaks truly about his or her own feelings, thoughts, desires. Sincere expression carries risks to the speaker, since the ordinary screens used in everyday life are opened to the outside world. At the same time, we expect … Wikipedia
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sincerity — [n] straightforwardness, honesty artlessness, bona fides, candor, earnestness, frankness, genuineness, good faith, goodwill, guilelessness, heart, honor, impartiality, innocence, justice, openness, probity, reliability, seriousness, sincereness,… … New thesaurus
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