Meaning of கற்பனை in Urdu

Meaning of கற்பனை in English

• CONCEIVABILITY
• CONCEIVABLENESS
• DEVISERS
• ENVISAGE
• ENVISAGED
• ENVISAGEMENT
• ENVISION
• ENVISAGES
• ENVISAGING
• ENVISIONED
• ENVISIONING
• ENVISIONMENT
• FABRICATIONAL
• FABRICATIVE
• FABULIZE
• FANCICAL
• FANCIED
• FANCIFUL
• FANCIFULNESS
• FANCIFY
• FANCINESS
• FANT
• FANTAD
• FANTAIL
• FANTADDISH
• FANTAILED
• FANTAISIE
• FANTASIA
• FANTASEID
• FANTASIE
• FANTASIED
• FANTASISING
• FANTASIST
• FANTASIZE
• FANTASIZED
• FANTASIZING
• FANTASM
• FANTASMAL
• FANTASQUE
• FANTASSIN
• FANTAST
• FANTASTICALITY
• FANTASTICALNESS
• FANTASTRY
• FANTASY
• FANTASYING
• FANTEAGUE
• FANTEE
• FANTEEG
• FANTI
• FANTERIE
• FANTIGUE
• FANTOCINE
• FANTOD
• FANTODDISH
• FANTOM
• FANTODS
• FICTATION
• FICTILITY
• FICTIONAL
• FICTION
• FICTIONALIZATION
• IMAGEN
• IMAGERIAL
• IMAGILET
• IMAGINAL
• IMAGINANT
• IMAGINARY
• IMAGINARINESS
• IMAGINATED
• IMAGINATION
• IMAGINATING
• IMAGINATIONAL
• IMAGINATIVE
• IMAGINATOR
• IMAGINED
• IMAGINER
• IMAGINING
• IMAGINOUS
• IMAGISM
• IMAGIST
• IMAGISTIC
• IMAGO
• NOTIONAL
• NOTIONALITY
• NOTIONALNESS

English usage of கற்பனை

• the Rome Treaty envisaged free movement across frontiers
• the Rome Treaty envisaged free movement across frontiers
• she envisioned the admiring glances of guests seeing her home
• the Rome Treaty envisaged free movement across frontiers
• the Rome Treaty envisaged free movement across frontiers
• she envisioned the admiring glances of guests seeing her home
• she envisioned the admiring glances of guests seeing her home
• do you fancy a drink?
• a fanciful story about a pot of gold
• Camilla wore a Philip Treacy natural straw hat overlaid with ivory French lace and trimmed with a fantail of feathers.
• Brahms's Violin Concerto begins with a long ritornello, but for most 19th-century composers sonata form and the fantasia were more important than the ritornello principle.
• Since they revealed little about the concentration camps, she fantasied stories of their courageous escapes.
• he sometimes fantasized about emigrating
• a fantasist with delusions of grandeur
• he sometimes fantasized about emigrating
• he sometimes fantasized about emigrating
• he sometimes fantasized about emigrating
• the accusation was passed to the national press from the mouths of liars and fantasts
• his research had moved into the realm of fantasy
• the mumbo-jumbo gave me the fantods
• the mumbo-jumbo gave me the fantods
• fictional texts
• The prize is popularly seen as an award for a new novelists of adult literary fiction , but this is not the case.
• imaginal education methods
• Chris had imaginary conversations with her
• she'd never been blessed with a vivid imagination
• he was imaginative beyond all other architects
• they suffered from ill health, real or imagined, throughout their lives
• I couldn't imagine what she expected to tell them
• Symbolism and imagism , stream-of-consciousness and surrealism were all tried out, and three of the poems in Experiment 1 were simply titled ‘Poem’.
• After a third larval stage they pupate in the nest material and emerge as imagos after the fledglings have left the nest.
• notional budgets for hospital and community health services

Synonyms of ‘கற்பனை’

• تصور
  CONCEPT, FANTASY,
• فرضی
  FICTITIOUS, IMAGINARY,
• فکر
  WORRY, IMAGINATION, COUNSEL,
• پر تصور
  IMAGINATIVE,
• فرض کرنا
  SUPPOSE, PRESUME, IMAGINE,
• فرض کرنا
  SUPPOSE, PRESUME, IMAGINE,

Antonyms of ‘கற்பனை’

• REAL
• UGLIFY
• NONFICTIONAL
• FACT
• UNIMAGINATIVE

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