divisive - Meaning in Hindi
Meaning of divisive in Hindi
Adjective
- बांटनेवाला
- भाग करनेवाला
divisive Definition
Adjective
- tending to cause disagreement or hostility between people.
divisive Example
- The highly divisive issue of abortion ( गर्भपात का अत्यधिक विभाजनकारी मुद्दा )
- Modi made a speech that revealed a development-driven agenda—not divisive but potentially unifying. ( मोदी ने एक भाषण दिया जिसने विकास-संचालित एजेंडे को प्रकट किया- विभाजनकारी नहीं बल्कि संभावित रूप से एकजुट करने वाला। )
- He states, Old-fashioned concepts of race are not only socially divisive, but scientifically wrong. ( वे कहते हैं, नस्ल की पुराने जमाने की अवधारणाएं न केवल सामाजिक रूप से विभाजनकारी हैं, बल्कि वैज्ञानिक रूप से गलत हैं। )
- Going through a divisive pain, only hurts for the short time that it takes for the withdrawels to disappear. ( एक विभाजनकारी दर्द से गुजरते हुए, केवल थोड़े समय के लिए दर्द होता है जो कि वापसी को गायब होने में लगता है। )
More Sentence
- And how divisive and anti-social, rather than unifying, dogma has been, and how deadening to real moral endeavor!
- Even an attempt to unite upon an expression concerning the Wilmot Proviso was regarded as so divisive that it was not permitted to come to a vote.
- The author has provided what is certain to be an epic firsthand account of a critical episode in that acutely divisive era.
- And one suspects that if the survey results were broken down by geographic region, it would be even less divisive in many red states.
- The issue of gays serving in the military is one that is both controversial and divisive.
- He argues that young-earth creationism has become a divisive force that is harming the work of the church.
- At the same time, however, we need to oppose the divisive asylum system and the immigration laws that underpin it.
- It shocks me that gay and lesbian relationships can still be such a divisive issue for so many people.
- No position could have been more incendiary or divisive in the years leading up to the Civil War.
- Instead the Minister has produced a divisive, confrontational Bill which will be resisted ever more resolutely by right-minded rural people.
- It is irresponsible and reckless to loosely talk about one of the most divisive, hurtful symbols in American history.
- The transatlantic dispute over genetic engineering threatens to be much more divisive.
- The 1968 campaign had been divisive as it was fought in the shadow of the Vietnam War.
- World Weddings tells five personal stories of nuptials in extreme, hazardous or divisive situations around the world.
- But experts reading those words, whether in translation or in the original Arabic, describe the language as divisive and militant.
- Like Frederick II, Joseph was anticlerical and wanted to eliminate religion as a divisive force in his kingdom.
- There exists a very fine line that separates divisive or ―offensive‖ from (genuinely) hateful forms of speech.
- The brief document, which ended nine months of divisive debate and anxiety, was tabled in a solemn Legislative Council.
- Toward this end some of the nastiest, most reckless, and divisive politics in Washington is played out over judicial nominations.
- Since the candidates are attacking each other with such fervor, this political battle is going to result in one of the most divisive elections ever.
- The Civil War was the most divisive American war because it ripped the country apart.
- Because the topic of immigration reform is so divisive, it has completely separated the nation.
- And yet, the Shah model of fighting elections has also thrown up real concerns of a worrying revival of communally divisive politics.
- She was Christian like me and that tied us even more closely though, at the time, religion was not as divisive an issue as it is today.
- Since their introduction in 1985 Legislative Council proceedings had become more animated, contentious and at times divisive in character.