browbeat - Meaning in Hindi

Meaning of browbeat in Hindi

  • धमकाना
  • धमकी देना

browbeat Definition

  • intimidate (someone), typically into doing something, with stern or abusive words. ( डराना (किसी को), आम तौर पर कुछ करने में, कठोर या अपमानजनक शब्दों के साथ। )

browbeat Example

  • He impressed me then, as he does now, as someone who prefers to browbeat opponents rather than reason with them. ( उसने मुझे तब प्रभावित किया, जैसा कि वह अब करता है, जैसा कि कोई है जो अपने साथ तर्क करने के बजाय विरोधियों से टक्कर लेना पसंद करता है। )
  • Vote your conscience even if other jurors browbeat you. ( अपने विवेक को वोट दें, भले ही अन्य जुआरियों ने आपको धोखा दिया हो। )
  • Instead, they browbeat her, repeatedly cut her off in mid-answer, accused her of ‘filibustering’ and said she was lying… (  इसके बजाय, उन्होंने उसे धोखा दिया, बार-बार मध्य-उत्तर में उसे काट दिया, उस पर ust फिलिबस्ट्रिंग ’का आरोप लगाया और कहा कि वह झूठ बोल रही थी… )
  • I talk to very tough people, I don't browbeat children or old women, I browbeat people who can take it. ( मैं बहुत कठिन लोगों से बात करता हूं, मैं बच्चों या बूढ़ी महिलाओं से नहीं लड़ता, मैं ऐसे लोगों से बात करता हूं जो इसे ले सकते हैं। )
  • Their comments came as the new Lord Chief Justice warned ministers not to browbeat judges over how anti-terror laws and other legislation should be applied. ( उनकी टिप्पणी के रूप में नए लॉर्ड चीफ जस्टिस ने मंत्रियों को चेतावनी दी कि वे आतंकवाद विरोधी कानूनों और अन्य कानूनों को कैसे लागू किया जाए, इस पर न्यायाधीशों को सचेत न करें। )

More Sentence

  • As I was saying, if our mothers can't browbeat us into getting married, what hope has a faceless government bureaucracy?
  • Don't let politicians or the media browbeat you, intimidate you or lie about you.
  • It seems that they are cracking down on just about any kind of protest lately, trying to browbeat anyone that doesn't agree with them.
  • Earlier this week the Ministry tried to browbeat the teachers into compliance by instructing principals to send round a memo ‘requiring’ staff to perform all their duties.
  • His was a strict Presbyterian Scottish background, and his father just browbeat him to get him to work so he'd get into university.
  • Not surprisingly, departmental inquiries inevitably favor the offenders and browbeat women into abandoning their complaints, say social workers.
  • I knew that if I didn't say no straight away he would browbeat me into saying yes, or make me feel so guilty that I'd be practically begging him to stay.
  • He said: ‘I definitely did not browbeat her, it was a misunderstanding of my sense of humour.’
  • Finally, Reno began to visit Ms. Furster on a regular basis and browbeat her with accusations and promises of a life sentence unless she cooperated (that is, told the jury what Reno wanted her to say).
  • British television screens are once more hosting the talking heads - patronising, confident and ultra-informed - that have so often browbeaten us into following them along the path to social catastrophe.
  • There, barring a few bad eggs whom you rarely get to hear about, most students are interested in education rather than browbeating other students.
  • The people at Scottish Racing do not seem to be browbeating ministers, civil servants and enterprise companies, so I will do it for them.
  • They're condemning and browbeating anyone who questions any of this, branding dissenters as unpatriotic and treasonous.
  • Now, instead of browbeating his chosen boys into submission, he let them do whatever they wanted.
  • And, to believe that ‘fighting back’ consists of browbeating our elected politicians into standing up and denouncing Republican badness and wrongness is infantile.

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