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Purport Arabic Meaning: ترمي Meaning, English To Arabic Dictionary - Darsaal

Purport Meaning In arabic

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English Word Purport
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Arabic Meaning ترمي
ترمي
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Word FormVerb (used with object)
How To Spell Purport[verb per-pawrt, -pohrt, pur-pawrt, -pohrt; noun pur-pawrt, -pohrt]

Definition of Purport

Late Middle English (in the sense ‘express, signify’): from Old French purporter, from medieval Latin proportare, from Latin pro- ‘forth’ + portare ‘carry, bear’. The sense ‘appear to be’ dates from the late 18th century.

Synonyms of Purport
Acceptation, Aim, Bearing, Burden, Connotation, Core, Design, Drift, Gist, Heart, Idea, Import, Intent, Intention, Matter, Meat, Message, Nub, Object, Objective, Pith, Plan, Point, Score, Sense, Significance, Signification, Spirit, Stuff, Substance, Tendency, Tenor, Thrust, Understanding, Upshot, Purpose, Significancy, Intendment,
Antonyms of Purport
Exterior, Insignificance, Meaninglessness, Outside, Surface, Exteriority,

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You searched English word "Purport" meaning in Arabic that is "ترمي". Purport is a Verb (used With Object). We Spell Purport as [verb Per-pawrt, -pohrt, Pur-pawrt, -pohrt; Noun Pur-pawrt, -pohrt]. Purport meaning in Arabic has been searched 1836 ( one thousand eight hundred thirty six ) times till today 22/11/2024. Get translation of the word Purport in Urdu and Roman Urdu. Learn how to speak Purport Word in Arabic and English. You may also find the meaning of Word Purport in English to Arabic, Urdu, Spanish, French, German, Hindi and other languages.

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