temporal
সময়গত
definition
adjective
The cardinal should leave temporal affairs to the government.
relating to worldly as opposed to spiritual affairs; secular.
This issue explores some of the temporal and political dimensions of art.
of or relating to time.
translation of 'temporal'
সময়-সংক্রান্ত,
ইহজীবন-সম্বন্ধীয়,
রগ-সম্বন্ধীয়
adjective
অযাজনীয়,
সময়গত,
পার্থিব,
অসামরিক,
অনিত্য়,
কালিক,
ঐহিক,
বিষয়ী,
অনাধ্যাত্মিক,
উহজীবনকালীন
example
Christianity teaches that the state is part of the divine ordering of 'temporal' affairs.
In our perception of the world, spatial and 'temporal' dimensions merely appear to be distinct.
The cardinal should leave 'temporal' affairs to the government.
They become conscious of the passage of time - the 'temporal' as a kind of fourth dimension.
All three criteria must thus be met in close 'temporal' proximity.
Simplistic analyses of changes in vegetation cover probably confused natural 'temporal' variability with long-term degradation.
The church withdrew from 'temporal' affairs.
Her ongoing work provides support both spiritual and 'temporal' for cancer sufferers.
His teaching begins with a 'temporal' adverb: u2018now.u2019
This issue explores some of the 'temporal' and political dimensions of art.
He was the 'temporal' and spiritual ruler of the Muslim world.
Rome finally seems to have abandoned its 'temporal' ambitions for purely spiritual aims.
They helped him begin his spiritual and 'temporal' education.
Art is 'temporal' , finiteu2026 born to die.
A 'temporal' artery biopsy is suggested.
These meanings typically have to do with 'temporal' or logical relations between the events described in the clauses.
Popes ceased to be 'temporal' princes and concentrated on spiritual matters.
They laid special emphasis on the separation of 'temporal' and spiritual authorities.
The land is the link between the spiritual and the 'temporal' .
Commonly used sites for catheterization include the 'temporal' veins.
The 'temporal' dimension is vital to the practice of wildlife management.
All everyone wants is pleasure, money, affluence - no matter how mundane or how 'temporal' it is.
The Catholic Church struggled to assert its 'temporal' and spiritual power throughout this period.
The pain is typically centered over the 'temporal' regions.
They merely rejected the authority of the archdiocese over their 'temporal' affairs.
They deplored the Church's rich landholdings and its role in 'temporal' affairs.
The Queen thought more of the 'temporal' than of the spiritual.
Jack is thrown back in time and gets caught in a 'temporal' paradox.
We investigated 'temporal' changes in the genetic structure of human populations during the past 2,500 years.
The meaning of the tense morphemes alone does not completely determine the 'temporal' interpretation of a sentence.
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