gesture
ਸੰਕੇਤ
definition
verb
she gestured meaningfully with the pistol
make a gesture.
noun
Alex made a gesture of apology
a movement of part of the body, especially a hand or the head, to express an idea or meaning.
example
Throwing the amp in the canal could be a symbolic 'gesture' , representing the idea that I was getting rid of all the stuff I didn't really need anymore.
I hope the amendment will not be just a 'gesture'
I said this, even using my hands to 'gesture' my sincerity.
I hope the amendment will not be just a 'gesture'
In a 'gesture' of goodwill, a 24-hour internet cafe and a finance company in Edinburgh have offered US citizens free internet access to contact their loved ones.
Will sighed and turned around slowly, holding his hands up in a 'gesture' of surrender.
As they approached the lower window, Tracy made a 'gesture' to Erin to move to the side away from the window.
He leaned forward from the back seat so he could 'gesture' emphatically in front of the gear shift.
She took it out and pointed it at him and curled it to 'gesture' him to come towards her.
I just received the October issue and appreciate your kind 'gesture' in sending us extra copies.
He denied the move was a political 'gesture' .
Above all a political 'gesture' and propaganda exercise, the charter had less effect on American isolationists than hoped.
As a goodwill 'gesture' , I took several sports writers out for a meal Thursday.
Given her special circumstances, it says, it is prepared as a 'gesture' of goodwill to fund the costs of the operation, which are about £10,000.
Unfortunately, their neighbor didn't appreciate the kind 'gesture' … and she sued.
Security Ministry officials called it a 'gesture' of national reconciliation and said that more releases would follow.
so much is conveyed by 'gesture'
Most of the time, it will merely be a 'gesture' of principle, with no practical effect.
It is refunding you the £34.31, and adding £100 as a 'gesture' of goodwill.
He said local roads in the area would have to be improved and upgraded as a 'gesture' to the people who would be effected.
He accepted the book and kissed it, using an Eastern 'gesture' of respect toward the givers.
To be frank, this was the most heartening 'gesture' of solidarity I heard.
Her transformation from spectator to spectacle is signified repetitively by the 'gesture' of removing her glasses.
Labor's intention to retain the regional council structures and consult Indigenous people over the replacement body is a 'gesture' .
He closed his blue eyes and spread his hands out in a 'gesture' of surrender.
Maggie was touched by the kind 'gesture'
so much is conveyed by 'gesture'
I broke away from Andrew suddenly, in a liberating 'gesture' of defiance.
A Department of Justice spokesperson rejected suggestions the move was a political 'gesture' which would prove unrealistic when challenged.
a 'gesture' of goodwill
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