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Deepuji Posted 11 years ago
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Please tell me what is meant by the underlined part
His daughter died when he was in jail. His wife left him because she could not bear the burden of his crime and the public humiliation that followed. But she came back. He thinks it was fated. He could not find work in Bombay and moved back to his in-law’s village, in western Uttar Pradesh. He is tormented by the crime he committed and, within the terms of his belief systems, was reported by his family to be in a terrible emotional state when the euthanasia case was being heard.
Thank you.
His daughter died when he was in jail. His wife left him because she could not bear the burden of his crime and the public humiliation that followed. But she came back. He thinks it was fated. He could not find work in Bombay and moved back to his in-law’s village, in western Uttar Pradesh. He is tormented by the crime he committed and, within the terms of his belief systems, was reported by his family to be in a terrible emotional state when the euthanasia case was being heard.
Thank you.
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deepuji within the terms of You can find this in the dictionary under "in terms of". — in terms of : with respect to or in relation to <thinks of everything in terms of money> Thus, within the terms of his belief systems ~ in relation to his belief systems. CJ
- deepuji within the terms of You can find this in the dictionary under "in terms of".
- — in terms of : with respect to or in relation to <thinks of everything in terms of money> Thus, within the terms of his belief systems ~ in relation to his belief systems.
- CJ
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deepujiwithin the terms ofYou can find this in the dictionary under "in terms of".
— in terms of
: with respect to or in relation to <thinks of everything in terms of money>
Thus, within the terms of his belief systems ~ in relation to his belief systems.
CJ
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