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1 resentment
N1. क्रोधHe went away in resentment. -
2 resentment
n.क्रोध, रोष, नाराजगी, ना खुशी, अप्रसन्नता -
3 resentment
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4 resolve
N1. संकल्पMake a resolve to help someone.--------VTI1. निश्चय\resolveकरनाShe resolved that she would never see him again.2. हल\resolveकरनाyou should resolve her problem.3. परिवर्तन\resolveकरनाMy resentment resolved itself into resignation.4. मतदान\resolveद्वारा\resolveकोई\resolveसमर्थन\resolveकरनाThe council resolved in favour of the nationalization of education. -
5 undercurrent
N1. पानी\undercurrentके\undercurrentधरातल\undercurrentके\undercurrentनीचे\undercurrentकी\undercurrentधाराUndercurrents influence the climate.2. गुप्त\undercurrentप्रभावThe manager detected an undercurrent of resentment towards the plan. -
6 undertone
N1. मन्द\undertoneस्वरThey spoke to each other in undertones during the meeting.2. हलका\undertoneरंगI like red flowers with an undertone of yellow.3. प्रच्छन्न\undertoneभावनाHer remarks contained undertones of resentment for him.
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