Examples of using Pretext in English and their translations into Hindi
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God is only a pretext.
On the pretext of marriage he developed physical relationship with me.
But whoever heeds that pretext, they're not looking closer.”.
Dissatisfaction with intimate relationships often becomes a pretext for adultery.
Thus, it is with this pretext that Satan uses science to corrupt man.
It does not give a truth to which to cling and which might have become the pretext to escape from oneself;
Under the pretext of Vera wanted to talk about her idea of… of Céline's use of language, but we both knew that wasn't the reason.
The United States and its allies invaded Afghanistan in 2001 under the pretext of fighting terrorism.
Just as many people had suspected, the pretext for America entering the Vietnam War was based on distorted facts and erroneous information.
This does not mean letting her makebad decisions simply because you are hiding behind the pretext of being respectful.
And in 1224, under the pretext of illness, Jochi refused to come to Kurultai- apparently, he did not expect anything good from a meeting with his father.
This way when the bus gets crowded nobody can fall on you ormisbehave under the pretext of lack of space!
And in 1224, under the pretext of illness, Jochi refused to attend the Kurultai- apparently, he had nothing good from the meeting with her father did not expect.
A few days before his escape, he sought solitude and, on this pretext, avoided meeting British guards and grew a beard.
The story is of 1795, when the EastIndia Company came to trade in India and the intention was to capture India on that pretext.
The Council is targeting innocent people under whatever pretext is a crime against humanity and cannot be justified.
Later, he said, the European Union also admitted that freedom of expressioncould be not be used as a pretext for blasphemy.
This pretext, in the eyes of the masses, will present the intervention of the Soviet Union in a noble light and will prevent the Soviet Union from being considered an aggressor"[42].
Once that barrier is erected,all rules of decency go out the window, but the pretext is almost always a lie.”.
Watch for scams, If someone asks you into their shop for tea,they are going to use that as a pretext to get you to buy something and, thanks to the ingrained psychological idea of reciprocity, you will probably give in.
The Arab countries have, without any exception,refused to support an attack on any Arab or Islamic country under the pretext of fighting terrorism.
Even one seedling with symptoms of a fungal orinfectious disease becomes a pretext for transplanting seedlings from the entire box.
One of Tipu Sultan's daughters was to be married on 9 July 1806,and the plotters of the uprising gathered at the fort under the pretext of attending the wedding.
No matter how high-sounding these ideals in life seem,they are just a pretext that is inextricably linked to fame and gain.
He saw in the troubles of other states an opening for his own ambition,and did not even require a pretext for plunder and invasion.
Of Céline's use of language, but we both knew that wasn't the reason. Under the pretext of Vera wanted to talk about her idea of.
No matter how high-sounding these ideals in life seem,they are just a pretext that is inextricably linked to fame and gain.
Russia has no right to send vehicles, persons, or cargo of any kind into Ukraine, under any pretext, without the Government of Ukraine's permission.".
Finding that the Negroes could not be provoked from their usual quiet,it was resolved that some pretext or other should be given so that a massacre might ensue….
All the nationalist ideologies-‘national independence',‘the right of nations to self-determination', etc.- whatever their pretext, ethnic, historical or religious, are a real poison for the workers.