obedient
obedient 1. आज्ञाधारक "The circus animals are very obedient."

obeisence
obeisence 1. आदर "On 14th November, Indians pay obeisance to chache Nehru." 2. आदरपूर्वक आज्ञापालन "Courtiess followed the King's wishes with obeisance." 3. झुककर सलाम "The Emperor expected his jester' to bow in obeisance."

obelisk
obelisk 1. स्मारकस्तंभ "That town has many beautiful obelisks."

obese
obese 1. मोटापा "If you are obese, you are none to a least-attack."

obey
obey 1. आज्ञापालन करना "He refuses to obey his teacher's orders."

obfuscats
obfuscats 1. समझ के परे करना "Critics obfuscate poetry."

obituary
obituary 1. मृत्युलेख, मृत्युसूचना "That obituaiy was not sincere."

object
object 1. वस्तु "She loves to be surrounded by femiliar objects." 2. किसी भवना का विषय "I hate to be obfect of pity to anybody." 3. हेतू "His object was to hurt you." 4. कर्म "That is an example of an indirect object." object 1. आपत्ति व्यक्त करना "I object to his use of indecent language."

object d art
object d' art 1. छोटी सी कामापूर्ण चीज़ "The salarjung museum houses many objects d' art."

object lesson
object lesson 1. प्रेरणादायी उदाहरण "Chandra Babu Naidu wants to provide an object-lesson in the use of computers for efficient governance."

objection
objection 1. आपत्ति "You should not have any objection to this wise plan." 2. एतराज़ "What is your objection to my suggestion?"

objectionable
objectionable 1. अप्रिय "Your remarks are objectionble."

objective
objective 1. विषयनिष्ठ "Locke believed in the objeetive perception of reelity." 2. निष्पक्ष "The objective report was not appreciated."

obligated
obligated 1. मज़बूर "He felt obligated to marry his cousin for property."

obligatory
obligatory 1. ज़रूरी "It is obligatory to cover your head before you enter a Gurudwara."

oblige
oblige 1. मदद करने उपकृत करना "He would be obliged to help." 2. नैतिक नियमों से मज़बूर करना "No law can oblige children to take case of their aged parents."

obliged
obliged 1. उपकृत "I am much obliged to you for your timely help."

obligetion
obligetion 1. मज़बूरी{विधि} "You are not under any obligation." 2. कर्तव्य "It is your obligation to help your old parents."

obliging
obliging 1. मदद के लिए तैयार "Elizabeth-I was a very obliging queen."

oblique
oblique 1. अप्रत्यक्ष "The oblique comment was very harmful." 2. तिरछा "The oblique line is necessary for a goud diagram." 3. ऑब्लीक{शब्द, अंक में फर्क दिखाने के लिए उपयोजित चिह्न} "Her birth date is 3/1.99 "

obliterate
obliterate 1. पूरा बूझाँ देना, नष्ट करना "The super cyclone obliterated the Orissa coastline." 2. धुँधला कर देना "The smog obliterates the sunrise."

oblivion
oblivion 1. बेहोश "When his wife died, he drank himself into oblivion. " 2. भूल देना "No body can rescue him from political oblivion."

oblivious
oblivious 1. अनजान "She is oblivious to their silly criticism."

oblong
oblong 1. आयन "Draw a neat blong." oblong 1. आयताकृति, आयताकार "The patch of ground was oblong and unweeded."

obloquy
obloquy 1. कड़ी टीका "The Government faced obloquy due to the hijacking."

obnoxious
obnoxious 1. अप्रिय "There was an obnoxious smell."

oboe
oboe 1. ओबो{एक वाद्य} "He plays the oboe masterfully."

obscene
obscene 1. असभ्य, अश्लील "It was an obscene picture."

obscenity
obscenity 1. अश्लील, असभ्य वर्तन या शब्द "Women demand strict laws aganinst obscenity."

obscuratism
obscuratism 1. जानबूझकर अज्ञान का अंधेरा फैलाना "Every institutionalised religion has elements of obscuratism."

obscure
obscure 1. समझने में कठिन "That is an obscure example." 2. कठिनाई "Luther was not an obscuse monk." obscure 1. बोझत्म कर देना "Reporters obscure facts."

obscurity
obscurity 1. अचर्चित होना "Great artists suffer (in) obscurity in the beginning of their careers." 2. कठिनाई "Charvaka's philosophy does not pose many obscurities." 3. अंधेरा "Obscurity helped the thieves."

obsequians
obsequians 1. मस्का लगाना "His obsequians behaniour is nauseating."

obsequies
obsequies 1. मैयत के रीतिरिवाज़ "Every community has its own obsequies."

observable
observable 1. अवलोकनीय, सुस्फष्ट "Those reactions were easily observable."

observance
observance 1. सामाजिक, धार्मिक, नैतिक रीति{पालन} "Observance of college ruels is necessary."

observatary
observatary 1. ताराघर, आकाशलोचक "The Pune observatry is famous for its accurary."

observation
observation 1. निरख, अवलोकन "She is under close observation, Don't worry." 2. सोचविचार "Her observations are very sharp."

observe
observe 1. निरखना "He observes minutest details." 2. रीतिरिवाज़ों का पालन करना "He observes christmas." 3. नियमों का पालन करना "The youth does not observe speed limits." 4. अप्ना मत, सोचविचार व्यक्त करना "'The colour is too gawdy', she observed."

observer
observer 1. प्रेक्षक "You can not be a detatched observer in this context." 2. परिदर्शक "V.P. Singh was an observer at the U.N. meet."

obsess
obsess 1. ड़ूबे रहना "He is obsessed with with cheap success."

obsession
obsession 1. ज़ुनून "His obsession with his wicked wife is disguesting."

obsessional
obsessional 1. मनोग्रस्त "That is a case of obsessional intimation."

obsessive
obsessive 1. जादा ही ग्रस्त "His obsessive concern with rules and regulations is boring."

obsolescence
Obsolescence 1. कम समय चलनेवाली चीज़ "Plastic resulted in obsolescence in the real estate sector."

obsolescent
obsolescent 1. पुराना, अप्रचलित "Computers make many technological obsolescent."

obsolete
obsolete 1. अप्रचलित "That is an obsolete expression."

obstacle
obstacle 1. अवरोध, अटकाव "His attitude is an obstacle in the process of a peaceful solution to the problem."

obstacle race
obstacle race 1. एक तरह की दौड़ "Life is an obstacle race."

obstetrician
obstetrician 1. प्रसूतितज्ञ "Dr.Desai is a famous obstetrician."

obstetrics
obstetrics 1. प्रसूति शास्त्र "He is superb at obstetrics."

obstinacy
obstinacy 1. ज़िद "Her obstinacy is irritating."

obstinate
obstinate 1. हठीला, जिद्दी "Adolescents find parents obstinate."

obstreperous
obstreperous 1. काबू के परे "Her children are obstreperous."

obstrnet
obstrnet 1. रोध लगाना "The protestors obstrneted the delegates' entrance."

obstruction
obstruction 1. अवरोध "She can overcame any hope of obstruction."

obstructionism
obstructionism 1. अवरोध की नीति "Obstructionism is necessary according to the environmentalists."

obstructive
obstructive 1. जानबूझकर अवरोधकारी "His obstructive behaviour did not disturb her."

obstrude
obstrude 1. थोपना "Why do you obtrude your ideas on others?" 2. दिखाई देना "Only the tip of an iceberg obstrudes."

obtain
obtain 1. प्राप्त करना "How can I obtain my parents' permission?" 2. अस्तित्व में होना "These rules do not obtain any longer."

obtrvive
obtrvive 1. पीड़ादायक "The music in the hotel was obtrusive."

obtuse
obtuse 1. बेअकल, मतिमंद "Why is so obtuse?"

obtuse angle
obtuse angle 1. 90 से 180 तक बीच में पानेवाला कोण

obverse
obverse 1. उलट "The obverse of rudencss is goliteness."

obviate
obviate 1. जरूरी न समझना "The flyover obviates the need to drive at a snail's pace."

obvious
obvious 1. स्पष्ट{प्रकट} "It is obvious that he hates her."