Prasad

[ pruh-sahd ]

noun

1. Ra·jen·dra [rah-, jen, -dr, uh], 1884–1963, first president of the Republic of India 1950–62.

Prasad

/ prəˈsɑːd /

noun

1. PrasadRajendra18841963MIndianPOLITICS: statesmanWRITING: journalistPOLITICS: head of state Rajendra (rɑːˈdʒɛndrə). 1884–1963, Indian statesman and journalist; first president of India (1950–62)

Example Sentences

Prasad acknowledges there are hazards, such as the loss of privacy when everything we buy has a digital footprint, and the potential for some to be disenfranchised as physical cash is replaced with digital payments.

From Quartz

An executive order may be stronger than an ICE internal memo, but “some offices will be hostile to the new policy,” said Prasad.

From The Daily Beast

Prasad believes that had she been born in Mexico, she would have been deported there immediately.

From The Daily Beast

Babu Bhagwan Prasad was a well paid officer and maintained a large family consisting of brothers—their wives and their children.

From Project Gutenberg

My suggestion one day to Dwarka Prasad, the young son of our landlord in Bareilly, fell on unsympathetic ears.

From Project Gutenberg

Nagendra, inquiring for Siva Prasad Brahmachari, was informed that he had left the place.

From Project Gutenberg

The astrologer pointed to the mark on Prasad's arm with triumph.

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Ahmad waved his hand indifferently, as he drew Prasad to a room apart.

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