vigilance
जागरूकता
definition
noun
Constant vigilance is the only possible response to the terrifying Rise of The Machines.
the action or state of keeping careful watch for possible danger or difficulties.
translation of 'vigilance'
चौकसी,
सतर्कता
noun
जागरूकता,
अनिद्ररोग,
नींद न आना,
एहतियात,
उन्निद्रता,
मुस्तैदी
example
Prevention is one of those things that is something that needs constant 'vigilance' .
And it requires constant 'vigilance' , and holding the feet to the fire of our elected ones.
He said 'vigilance' was the best way to protect small children from danger.
During the opening stages of the Tour, the favourites repeat like a mantra the need for constant 'vigilance' .
It is also required to maintain constant 'vigilance' against external threats to the integrity and vitality of the body.
That is an achievement in itself, though it also imposes on us a constant need for 'vigilance' .
security duties that demand long hours of 'vigilance'
These standards deserve constant 'vigilance' as science in the media becomes a distinct profession.
Freedom requires constant 'vigilance' - but if we surrender our personal key to this box we do so at our peril.
In a situation that we face today constant 'vigilance' and care are imperative.
Media companies were given a warning last night to maintain constant 'vigilance' .
These guys certainly show, in my mind, why they should be under constant 'vigilance' .
At any time it can warn to the owner any conditions to caution him to raise 'vigilance' .
Constant 'vigilance' in the form of the water control is necessary to monitor for this.
But without its constant 'vigilance' , it is very unlikely York would have survived as the city it is today.
Constant 'vigilance' is the only possible response to the terrifying Rise of The Machines.
We shall need permanent 'vigilance' and constant efforts to spread democratic involvement.
Continued 'vigilance' and attention at farm level to bio security is, and will remain, important.
Congratulations for your 'vigilance' in watching the government and thereby protecting us all.
The watch and 'vigilance' of the learned members of the judiciary effectively supplements their role.
There has to be constant 'vigilance' in reporting new cases or old ones now revealed.
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