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61 respondent
Adj1. जवाबदेह/उत्तरदायी--1.I am not respondent to any Body.--------N1. प्रतिवादी60% of the respondents said they were opposed to the new law. -
62 restoration
N1. जीर्णोध्दारThe palace is closed for restoration work.2. पुनः\restorationस्थापन/बहालीThere should be restoration of law and order after communal violance. -
63 rouse
V1. जागनाTheir visit roused her from her depression.She was roused from her sleep by the door bell ringing.The addition of new syllabus is bound to rouse a lot of contradiction.4. उत्तेजित\rouseकरWhen roused my physics teacher can be quite frightening.The new law is bound to rouse the members of opposition. -
64 senate
N1. सीनेट/अधिसभाThe senate of the university had decided to take object steps against the law brekers. -
65 sensitivities
N1. भावनाएँPolitical sensitivities must be taken into account by the law. -
66 sentiment
N1. भावनाThere is no room for sentiment in the business.2. विचारPublic sentiment is against any change to the law. -
67 smashed
Adj1. पिये\smashedहुए\{शराब\}Drinking is not bad but smashed up people create problem of law and order. -
68 statute book
N1. नियमThis law should be included in statutebook for the benefits of society. -
69 unequivocal
Adj1. असंदिग्धThe language of law is plain and unequivocal.
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