bloodless - Meaning in Hindi

Meaning of bloodless in Hindi

रक्तहिन
रक्तहीन
अरक्तक

adjective

रक्तहिन

bloodless Definition

(of a revolution or conflict) without violence or killing. ( (एक क्रांति या संघर्ष के) हिंसा या हत्या के बिना। )
(of the skin or a part of the body) drained of color. ( (त्वचा या शरीर का एक हिस्सा) रंग का सूखा। )

bloodless Example

Much of this economic merriment can be ascribed to the miracle of our virtually bloodless revolution and the government's macro-economic policy. ( हमारी आर्थिक रूप से रक्तहीन क्रांति और सरकार की वृहद-आर्थिक नीति के चमत्कार से इस आर्थिक परिवर्तन को बहुत कुछ समझा जा सकता है। )
Oh, and that nuke strike may be the most bloodless terrorist attack in the history of film. ( ओह, और वह परमाणु हमला फिल्म के इतिहास में सबसे रक्तहीन आतंकवादी हमला हो सकता है। )
She still hadn't said a word, but her face was bloodless , her lips white. ( उसने अभी भी एक शब्द नहीं कहा था, लेकिन उसका चेहरा रक्तहीन था, उसके होंठ सफेद थे। )
Barney whirls on him and glares - eyes big as goose eggs, lips pursed and bloodless . ( बार्नी उस पर भड़कता है और चकाचौंध करता है - हंस अंडे, होंठ प्यूरी और रक्तहीन के रूप में आँखें। )
If they had succeeded, it would have been a bloodless revolution, and our lives today might be different and immensely better. ( अगर वे सफल हो जाते, तो यह एक रक्तहीन क्रांति होती, और आज का हमारा जीवन अलग और बेहद बेहतर हो सकता है। )
His perfectly straight nose was exactly proportionate to his mouth with his almost bloodless lips. ( उनकी पूरी तरह से सीधी नाक उनके लगभग रक्तहीन होंठों के साथ उनके मुंह के अनुपात में थी। )
It made him seem rather bloodless , rather passionless. ( इसने उसे रक्तहीन नहीं, बल्कि भावुक बना दिया। )
Her face was white as sheet, her lips bloodless . ( उसका चेहरा चादर की तरह सफेद था, उसके होंठ रक्तहीन थे। )

More Sentence

Sebastian's face was as pale as his hands, nearly bloodless , and pointed in a rather elfin manner.
A bloodless revolution is possible, but only if it's supported by a clear majority of the populace, who are no longer afraid to say what they think for fear of being shot.
Landing in France in March 1815, he deposed the Bourbons in a bloodless revolution.
It may be, then, that I have the makings of a soulless, bloodless , heartless academic in me; it may be that I have no moral sense, no conscience, no shame.
Beside her in the passenger's seat, Beth clutches her hands together so hard that the fingers are white and bloodless .
For many, scientific materialism is not a bloodless philosophy but a passionately held ideology.
Twelve political parties and three coalitions are fielding candidates in the election, organised just six months after a bloodless coup toppled the president.
No smile or laughter escaped from those bloodless lips.
In their universe all is bland, bloodless , bleached of character.
In pictures he appears bloodless and stern, but in the flesh he is surprisingly normal.
According to this morning's papers, ‘This was a bloodless revolution’ and ‘People power prevailed’.
She bit her lower lip, which had gone pale and bloodless .
To paraphrase Jefferson, they can effect a bloodless revolution.
Devolution of function from central government to the stronger local units would have involved an intensification of the land value charges at the expense of income taxes - a bloodless revolution!
It was mechanical, lifeless, bloodless and monotonous, but the material was brilliant.
Until recently compilations of slave trade statistics have seemed to reduce one of the darkest episodes in world history into a set of abstract and bloodless figures.
Her hair was pure white, her skin was ivory white, and her lips were almost bloodless .
She fell to her knees, small noises escaping her bloodless lips.
This woman, this humourless bloodless shambles of a person, was entirely sure that the sign was not open to interpretation by her or anyone else.
Over 30 countries experienced nearly entirely bloodless revolutions in the span of a few months in 1989-90, and nobody saw it coming.
Neither we nor they seem to understand why this new, bloodless God should even matter.
The unusually bloodless conflicts of the past 12 years have made political leaders somewhat risk averse.