Noun:

আক্ষরিকতা, শব্দব্যবহার,

volubility শব্দের বাংলা অর্থ এর উদাহরণ:

জীবনানন্দের রূপবন্ধ ও জটিলতা কেবল বাক্যপ্রকরণ রীতির মধ্যে সূত্রাবদ্ধ নয়, তাঁর শব্দব্যবহার রীতিও অনন্যসাধারণ ।

সমালোচনা ইসলামবাদের সমালোচনা প্রাথমিক কুরআনের পুঁথি ইসলামিক আধুনিকতা কুরআনের আক্ষরিকতা Braswell, George W. (২০০০) ।

এই মাদকটি গ্রহণে দৃষ্টিভ্রম, বাচালতা, মাংশপেশীর অনিয়ন্ত্রিত ও অপ্রয়োজনীয় সংকোচন, দিকভ্রান্ত হওয়া, মাথা ঘুরা ।

ফাঁকি দেওয়া, ঠকানো চোখে পড়া নজরে আসা চোখে মুখে/নাকে মুখে কথা বেশি কথা, বাচালতা চোখে লাগা পছন্দ হওয, বেমানান লাগা চোখে সরষে ফুল দেখা বিপদে দিশেহারা হওয়া ।

শব্দব্যবহার ও ভাষাভঙ্গি একই রকম বলে জ্ঞানদাসকে চন্ডীদাসের অনুসারী বলা হয় ।

volubility's Usage Examples:

Cicero speaks of him as an orator of great fire and volubility.

Fluency (also called volubility and eloquency) is the property of a person or of a system that delivers information quickly and with expertise.

Finally, the eurasian skylark, which ends, has a sizzling volubility, revolving around an acute dominant, punctuated from time to time by two.

With equal volubility but greater exaggeration Regan, the King's second daughter, likewise wins.

lengthened string of similar broken sentences, delivered with extraordinary volubility, the stranger led the way to the traveller's waiting-room, whither he.

image 12 "White of Teeth" Faiyum causing tears 33 "Owner of Horns" Asyut volubility of speech 13 "Blood-Eater" "the shambles" killing a sacred bull 34 Nefertem.

Sarmiento tells Béatrix, overcome by their guest's volubility, that Roland is to stay for seven years.

Orth is a fat, fluffy, pudgy-cheeked, good-humored old boy, with a volubility co-equal with the necessities of a politician, and a smile that is broad.

conception of contradictory reality, the man of the shtetl is noted both for volubility and for laconic, allusive speech.

that Savage sang with "clear articulation, perfect intonation, great volubility of voice, and chaste and good expression".

critic Henry Chorley as "an excellent artist, with a combined firmness and volubility of execution which have not been exceeded, and were especially welcome.

" His humor, irreverence, self-deprecation and volubility have led some to call him the Rodney Dangerfield of the art world.

to low, he began to flit from right to left and left to right, and the volubility of his legs was such that they could not be seen, and M.

that "He still has no degree in physics, and his Greek accent, Greek volubility and love of passionate argument keep him an outsider.

An extended display of his eloquence and volubility appears in "Modern Gratitude in Five Numbers: Addressed to Richard Raynall.

greeted by the Hotel Manager, who shows him his room with ingratiating volubility.

literature, but not to the Sacred Scriptures or the Holy Fathers; finally that volubility of utterance often affected by them, wherewith they strike the ears and.

Her volubility was exceeded by none, and in general the fluency of her speech was not.

Macdonald's outspokenness and volubility gained many detractors.

breathe "philosophical air" and were "dialectically inspired to a formal volubility".

Synonyms:

articulateness; fluency; communicativeness;

Antonyms:

secrecy; unskillfulness; disfluency; uncommunicativeness;