उतावला MEANING IN ENGLISH - EXACT MATCHES
उतावला
उतावला = IMPATIENTउदाहरण : वह मीटिंग में उतावली होकर पहुँची।
Usage : impatient with the slower students
Usage : impatient with the slower students
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उतावला = HEADYUsage : under the leadership of henry derozio, the rebels of young bengal had drunk the heady wine of european radicalism.
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उतावला = HOTHEADUsage : He is such a hothead, always getting into arguments over small things.
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उतावला = RASHउदाहरण : घर का मालिक उतावला और जल्दी आवेश में आने वाला है।
Usage : The organization is in the hands of rash management.
Usage : The organization is in the hands of rash management.
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उतावला = TESTYउदाहरण : उसकी उतावली योजना ने हमें लगभग परेशानी में डाल दिया।
Usage : he interrupted the conversation with a testy remark.
Usage : he interrupted the conversation with a testy remark.
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उतावला = BRIGHT EYED AND BUSHY TAILEDUsage : She arrived at the meeting bright eyed and bushy tailed.
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उतावला = RECKLESSUsage : his reckless driving on a busy thoroughfare is the cause of an accident.
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उतावला = HARUM SCARUMUsage : The harum scarum kitten kept running around the house, never sitting still for a moment.
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OTHER RELATED WORDS
उतावलापन = RASHNESSउदाहरण : उसके उतावलेपन से परियोजना में कई गलतियाँ हुईं।
Usage : This play depicts the rashness of American youth today and the cravings of Indian youth.
Usage : This play depicts the rashness of American youth today and the cravings of Indian youth.
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उतावलापन = EXCITEMENTउदाहरण : उसका चेहरा उतावलापन के साथ प्लावित था और उसके हाथ कांप रहे थे
Usage : his face was flushed with excitement and his hands trembled
Usage : his face was flushed with excitement and his hands trembled
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उतावलापन = PRECIPITATENESSUsage : His precipitateness led to several mistakes in the project.
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उतावलापन = SUDDENNESSUsage : But they were too shocked by the suddenness of the disaster to be able to do anything except make a dash for the high ground behind the jail.
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