superstition
কুসংস্কার
definition
noun
he dismissed the ghost stories as mere superstition
excessively credulous belief in and reverence for supernatural beings.
translation of 'superstition'
উপাসনা বা ধর্ম
noun
ধর্ম,
মিথ্যা উপাসনা,
অন্ধবিশ্বাস,
কুসংস্কার
example
he dismissed the ghost stories as mere 'superstition'
At one point, he sits straight up because he thinks he hears two screech owls, which is a 'superstition' that says bad luck is coming.
On the one hand it was a repository for formalized 'superstition' ; on the other it stood ready for interpretational abuse in criminology, eugenics, ethnography, and the construction of racial stereotypes.
she touched her locket for luck, a 'superstition' she'd had since childhood
The film gives us unusually authentic-seeming pictures of village life and ritual, and invests the people with a certain dignity and sensibility, even if ultimately they prefer 'superstition' and fear to science.
During the centuries of 'superstition' and feudalism following Athens's downfall, free speech was barely considered as an idea.
You'd say what seems to be on the rise is not art or science, but religion and the medievalism of 'superstition' and the tyranny of who owns whose soul and the soul of what nation.
He also claimed that Philosophy alone douses the flames of 'superstition' .
he dismissed the ghost stories as mere 'superstition'
The Symphony No 9, or the Choral, had such an enormous impact that a 'superstition' sprung up among subsequent composers that it tempted fate to venture beyond nine symphonies, the number at which Beethoven laid down his pen.
While liberation from 'superstition' and autocratic oppression is the great legacy of the Enlightenment, to perpetuate the repression of all spiritual expression in the name of reason is to continue to deny our innate being.
It was the era of the big set-piece battles between science and religion, between 'superstition' and modernity, between medicine and fate, between madness and psychotherapy.
Reason has not, and will not, ever completely displace man's belief in the unknown, be it in religion or 'superstition' .
There's also a lot of folly, 'superstition' and craziness, but I like to concentrate on the energy and resilience aspect of it.
In an atmosphere of control and 'superstition' , the boy is something of a rebel and misfit - going where he shouldn't go, always testing the boundaries of what he's allowed to say or do.
It is a windy day, and the church is barely three-quarters full, indicating, the narrator tells us, the general loss of religious fervor in the city, where 'superstition' has replaced religion.
While primal drums beat, village women dance around a flaming bonfire bearing icons, turning to 'superstition' to lift the ‘dark curse’ that sent torrential floods.
We have become conditioned to expect certain things in a genre film, and anyone who comes at this one expecting big scares could easily miss its philosophical questioning of 'superstition' and religion, and find himself or herself bored.
Life on the set is pervaded by what the uninvolved might well view as 'superstition' .
The document further calls on government departments to make a finer distinction between religion and 'superstition' so that people can worship religion without interference.
It's a Hoodoo tale, which means it features the peculiar magical practices that combine voodoo with Louisiana black arts culled from Tahiti, Native American, and slave 'superstition' .
By opting for a courtroom setting, it not only dramatises the conflict between rationalism and religion, psychiatry and 'superstition' , but also pretends to give both sides an equal hearing.
The cloak of organizational rationality is lifted to reveal sorcery, 'superstition' , and the suspicion of witchcraft.
she touched her locket for luck, a 'superstition' she had had since childhood
He deployed the erudition that made his work a source-book of historical and religious criticism in a humane and enquiring spirit, impatient of credulity, 'superstition' , and intolerance.
Towards the end of the film, when an altercation with the earnest young locksmith erupts abruptly into violence, he retreats into religious 'superstition' as a means of rationalising a seemingly inexplicable plot development.
Priests of the Roman Church have in past centuries found themselves, sometimes under episcopal direction, in earnest battle against perceived local 'superstitions' and impious social customs connected with holy wells.
Of course, many folk customs and 'superstitions' surrounded these events, as women relied on a female community of relatives, midwives, and nurses to see them through this time of physical and spiritual danger.
Often the builders of hotels or airplanes leave out row 13 or floor 13 in an attempt to pander to popular 'superstitions' .
Other ridiculous 'superstitions' can contribute to the demise of a tennis player - comets, ball boys, hotel rooms, when to sit on the can and which sexual partners are acceptable.
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