stance - Meaning in Sanskrit

stance - Meaning in Sanskrit

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Definitions and Meaning of stance in English

stance noun

  1. standing posture
  2. a rationalized mental attitude

What is stance meaning in Sanskrit?

The word or phrase stance refers to standing posture, or a rationalized mental attitude. See stance meaning in Sanskrit, stance definition, translation and meaning of stance in Sanskrit. Find stance similar words, stance synonyms. Learn and practice the pronunciation of stance. Find the answer of what is the meaning of stance in Sanskrit.

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