Abstemiousness

Meaning in Bengali:

পরিমিত খাদ্য গ্রহণ, মিতব্যয়ীতা, সংযম, নিয়মিত জীবনযাপন, মিতাচার

Part of Speech:

Noun

Pronunciation:

ab-stee-mee-uhs-ness

Short Definition:

The quality of being moderate or restrained, especially in the consumption of food and drink.

খাদ্য এবং পানীয় গ্রহণে মাত্রাতিরিক্ত বা সংযমী হওয়ার গুণগত বৈশিষ্ট্য।

Synonyms:

Temperance, Moderation, Restraint, Self-control, Sobriety

Antonyms:

Indulgence (আনন্দ নেওয়া), Excess (অতিরিক্ততা), Gluttony (অতিপান), Immoderation (অমিতব্যয়ীতা), Intemperance (অতিসংযম)

Origin:

The word “abstemiousness” originated from the Latin word “abstēmius” which means “temperate” or “abstaining”.

Nearby Words:

Abstain (সংযম করা), Abstainer (সংযমী), Abstemious (সংযমী), Abstemiously (সংযমে), Abstemiousness (সংযম)

Abstemiousness in Literature Quotes:

1. “Abstemiousness is the best medicine.” – Hippocrates

2. “Abstemiousness is the key to a healthy life.” – Unknown

3. “Abstemiousness is the secret of success.” – Mahatma Gandhi

4. “Abstemiousness is the path to self-discipline.” – Unknown

1. “In abstemiousness lies strength.” – Bengali meaning: সংযমে শক্তি আছে।

2. “Practice abstemiousness for a balanced life.” – Bengali meaning: সমতুল্য জীবনের জন্য সংযম অনুশীলন করুন।

Usage in American English:

In American English, “abstemiousness” is used to describe the quality of being moderate or restrained in the consumption of food and drink.

Usage in British English:

In British English, “abstemiousness” is used to describe the quality of being moderate or restrained in the consumption of food and drink.

Meaning in Different Languages:

Hindi: संयम (Sanyam), Nepali: संयम (Sanyam), Urdu: سنیم (Sanyam), Tamil: மிதப்பு (Mithappu), Telugu: మితపన (Mithapana), Arabic: اعتدال (I’tidal), Chinese: 有节制 (Yǒu jiézhì), Japanese: 節制 (Sessei), Russian: умеренность (Umerennost’)

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