unquestioned
પૂછેલા પ્રશ્નોના
definition
adjective
his loyalty to John is unquestioned
not disputed or doubted; certain.
example
Assumptions are viewed as self-evident, 'unquestioned' , and a starting point for reasoning.
Common to all the solutions considered is an 'unquestioned' assumption that falling public confidence has been caused by a decline in police standards, manifested in which is both less effective and more prone to abuses of power.
Words and terminologies that were once accepted or 'unquestioned' are now being changed in all languages because over a period of time these words have lost their original meaning and acquired negative connotations.
‘The problem is that there are certain 'unquestioned' assumptions about what's required to be successful,’ he says.
These themes are underpinned by 'unquestioned' assumptions about the dangers of modern life, lazily repeated like a mantra through much of the media.
To many, violence has become an intrinsic part of their lives and quite often goes 'unquestioned' and unchallenged.
Such depictions, she argues, enforce underlying societal hostility towards women, through 'unquestioned' acceptance of hostility towards other non-human beings.
His gaze is returned, the ‘pleasure of seeing’ is undermined, but his position of privilege remains fundamentally unchallenged and 'unquestioned' .
After all, as a believer in the ‘European destiny’ (yes, they really do talk like that) your rectitude is, by definition, 'unquestioned' .
One benefit of comparative philosophy lies in the way that it forces reflection on the most deeply entrenched and otherwise 'unquestioned' agendas and assumptions of one's own tradition.
Not every one of these cases is likely to achieve 'unquestioned' acceptance as evidence for ordained women in the ancient Church.
Japan is recognized as the 'unquestioned' leader in the photovoltaic market.
Meanwhile, currently 'unquestioned' metaphysical assumptions may need updating and most importantly, scientists need to understand the limitations of their approach to a conception of the nature of the universe.
Derrida had advanced deconstruction as a challenge to 'unquestioned' assumptions of the Western philosophical tradition.
Interestingly, in his 1998 article, Coyne reflects on why there was such general and 'unquestioned' acceptance of the original research.
There are two 'unquestioned' assumptions underlying this problem.
Many of our relationships are burdened by expectations, desires, hidden fears and 'unquestioned' assumptions.
Nevertheless there was an 'unquestioned' assumption that Afghanistan would remain as always Afghanistan.
What unshackled power rises in the soul that has accepted its 'unquestioned' right to rule?
By the end of this period, he and other artists working with strong Yunnan colours formed a Yunnan School, of which he was recognized as the 'unquestioned' leader.
It seems that intellectuals live under the 'unquestioned' assumption that what they are doing is important.
When a fitness instructor passes National Boards, the highly valued merit and recognition will be customarily 'unquestioned' nationwide.
He appears on global network TV, and performs before large live audiences, engaging them in discussions regarding gurus and the dangers of passive acceptance of 'unquestioned' belief.
The class, gender, and racial basis for control of ideas of sexuality and for consumption of luxurious commodities stood as an accepted and 'unquestioned' aspect of privilege.
He will voluntarily withdraw the legislation until such time as there is no doubt who has the 'unquestioned' authority to speak for Native people.
By tradition, the elderly have been regarded as repositories of wisdom and experience who are the 'unquestioned' arbiters of a family dispute.
It was an 'unquestioned' assumption in all of my science classes that nothing exists except natural phenomena.
One of the objectives is to distance oneself from hidden assumptions and 'unquestioned' interpretations of events and to obtain findings that are, as far as possible, uncolored by one's own biases.
The assumption that longevity is an 'unquestioned' virtue and the conquest of death a legitimate human endeavour is at bottom deeply, fatally psychotic, as I'm afraid our society will come to realise.
By the middle of the nineteenth century, the 'unquestioned' assumptions that once did not shrink from employing children as young as six came to a stop.
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