Examples of using Apprehension in English and their translations into Hindi
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Expressing apprehension over danger to the life of his remaining family members, Sartaj said that he is planning to
Reacting to the Supreme Court verdict, Owaisi expressed apprehension that the Sangh Pariwar might use this judgment in cases of many other mosques on which they have claims.
without the slightest trace of apprehension or possessiveness.
physical or psychological harm or to raise fear or apprehension thereof in any fresher or any other student.
again that the threat to public order which can be used to restrict fundamental rights is not just the apprehension that there will be some breach of peace;
interfering with planning and judgment, and even creating apprehension, uncontrollable confusion and terror.”.
he can only understand things that are true for if the things be false the apprehension of them is not understanding.
The leaders said there appeared to be a lot of confusion and apprehension among various sections of the trading
Many people experience waking up to the dark as some kind of nocturnal obstacle course of anxiety and apprehension, but it was viewed as a nightly blessing before the introduction of artificial light.
But nevertheless, as it happens between numbers 1 and 2, the latter's progress invariably triggers apprehension and jealousy, and therefore the potential challenger needs to be‘kept in its place' lest it topples the former.
Maximising generation in case of apprehension of floods during the later period i.e. reservoirs are not allowed to get filled up quickly midst heavy monsoon period to obviate the difficulties in flood routing when the water level in the reservoir is at a higher elevation.
Currently, there is some apprehension in the United States(and the European Union) that the information can be"skimmed"
When there is real apprehension that the aggressor might cause death or grievous hurt,
When there is real apprehension that the aggressor might cause death or grievous hurt,
as to give reasonable apprehension of such danger.
When there come to you Messengers from among you delineating unto you My revelations then whoever refrains and reforms, no apprehension on them nor shall they grieve.
Art of Living Foundation, says there are two causes of unhappiness- regret over the past and the apprehension about the future.
the ban imposed on the Indian actor' s films by Nepal and the apprehension that it could lead to an agitation against the Indian community,
There is apprehension that if even after 20 December situation will not be normalized, if all the notes were not replaced
As such, disclosure of all the action/efforts undertaken by the government at this juncture may impede the whole process of investigation or apprehension or prosecution of offenders and hence would attract the provision of exemption under Section 8(1)(h) of the RTI Act,” it said.