Adverb:

দম্ভপূর্ণভাবে,

unostentatiously's Usage Examples:

sometimes jaunty, more often appealingly hesitant — are his alone, unostentatiously distinctive.

master players have won as modestly, lost as graciously, or been as unostentatiously helpful and unselfish with their time and talent.

keynote, is indicated"; and The Bioscope wrote, "Here is one of those unostentatiously produced British pot-boilers, made with an eye on the cash-box, which.

with which we behalf the beautiful little church which has been so unostentatiously raised in the wilderness and of which we had scarcely heard before.

In his final years he lived unostentatiously on his farm Westfalia near Duiwelskloof in Transvaal, where he received.

submitted with dignity and good taste to a false code of chivalry, served unostentatiously and departed the Capitol quietly, wondering what the men who invented.

his own executor," Reynolds devoted himself to dispensing charity unostentatiously and through private almoners, but on a large scale.

2 - George - "Under an oak one fine June morn, unostentatiously was born a babe, ordained for fickle fate to play with far from lightly.

Sheppard gave it a positive review, concluding that "much of this unostentatiously produced album.

benevolence is proverbial, and many are the benefits he quietly and unostentatiously confers.

(1904), mentions him as "a Catholic priest, who had exercised unostentatiously his sacred ministry in New Jersey, and had been engaged for about twelve.

He simply goes on speaking unostentatiously, clearly, honestly, as if there is all the time in the world for telling.

nature; he was a scholar in the field of religious art and he was, unostentatiously, a profound Christian.

occupied a suite of rooms in the Sorbonne, where he lived simply and unostentatiously.