content
सामग्री
definition
verb
nothing would content her
satisfy (someone).
noun
the greater part of the century was a time of content
a state of satisfaction.
The chairman of the committee said he was disappointed at the prospect of the contents of the house leaving the country.
a member of the British House of Lords who votes for a particular motion.
adjective
he seemed more content, less bitter
in a state of peaceful happiness.
translation of 'content'
आत समाविष्ट असलेल्या गोष्टी,
मजकूर,
सामग्री,
धारणाशक्ती,
विषय
example
An indication that audiences are being created for blog 'content' which extend well beyond the bloggers themselves.
Claire and Tess sat beneath the verandah, comfortable and 'content' .
He's quite 'content' with the knowledge that his films aren't for everyone.
She'd rest her head on my shoulder, wherever we were, and we'd just stay like that, comfortable and 'content' .
Hotsuma looked at her face, she seemed as though she were asleep, 'content' and peaceful.
For we all too easily feel 'content' and satisfied with what we possess; we become accustomed to possessing.
Men are a solitary animal and are generally 'content' with the status quo.
They stood there for a few seconds, 'content' with the peace of the garden.
He'll happily party for five days, literally, but I know Jo will end up very 'content' with a nice little home and if not a picket fence than perhaps some shrubbery.
They are 'content' to rest comfortably in the mainstream of life, remaining unnoticed.
And unlike before, these youngsters are certainly not 'content' staying home to enjoy a quiet peaceful holiday.
This bundle is a stroke of genius in our minds, and means that you can decide what 'content' you want your kids to use.
They get sucked into the comfort zone and become 'content' with their achievements.
online 'content' providers
Not 'content' with patenting the test, the company moved quickly to ringfence the genes themselves.
I am quite 'content' with my work life, I can't say I love everyone in office, because some of them I hardly know.
They were a devoted couple who were very 'content' in each others company and the sympathy of the whole community goes out to Lionel in these sad and lonely days.
After their first fistfight outside the bar they sit next to each other exhausted, satisfied and 'content' .
We have had the investment for only a month and we are quite 'content' with it.
The whole area seemed rather peaceful, basking in the comfort and 'content' of Christmas.
The 'content' flow within this connection is seldom checked.
He is quite 'content' to let whole neighbourhoods, whole cities, indeed whole countries be submerged in crime, so long as it does not affect him personally.
Grammar, style, and 'content' can become subject to criticism or even ridicule.
Little groups of Ilavis danced around, avoiding the visitors, but they were 'content' to spread their joy.
They appear comfortable and 'content' to be allowed to develop in a steady, laid back, logical flow instead of jerky revelatory leaps.
Some say that chocolate gives consumers delights of euphoric 'content' , I say it does not give me that.
We were 'content' to coexist in peace, but you could not have it so!
I don't generally reckon it a good idea to go back to live in places you've lived before, no matter how happy or 'content' you may have been there.
Basically, I find myself more often having issues with the style, rather 'content' , of a Galloway speech.
Smiling, I turned around the drove the rest of the way back to Trevor's with a 'content' feeling.
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