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Meanings of burkha in English
Synonyms
Examples for "burqa"
Examples for "burqa"
1
She also wore a burqa into parliament to make a political point.
2
Former Tory leader defends Boris Johnson over burqa comments Read more Mm.
3
Women there are rarely seen outside, and none without the all-covering burqa.
4
Annette will be in the burqa they gave her for the conference.
5
Why would any Muslim woman choose to go out wearing a burqa?
1
Some students took turns to hug a woman dressed in a burka.
2
The burka is most prevalent in countries like Iraq, Afghanistan and Saudi Arabia.
3
Ismail stepped forward to explain she was a conservative person, wearing a burka.
4
We wouldn't stop someone voting if they're wearing a hoodie or a burka.
5
It would make France the first European country to outlaw the burka or niqab.
1
Amirah turned away from the door, tore away her chadri, and attacked Gault.
2
Without the chadri her face was incredibly beautiful.
Usage of burkha in English
1
She reached into her burkha and pulled out a sheet of paper.
2
Gretchen was inscrutable under her burkha and shades.
3
A smaller figure stood behind him, totally cloaked in what appeared to be a black burkha.
4
Gretchen appeared in the hallway, short and cloaked in her burkha, armed only with what looked like a stick.
5
Gretchen pulled a leather pouch from under her burkha, dipped her gloved finger in and pulled out a blob of purple goo.
6
A figure came out of the forest, waving at us, and I could tell it was a female only because of the burkha.
7
Lipstick Under My Burkha examines the lives of four women.
8
I'm ready to wear two burkhas if I can have security and rule of law'.
9
Few of the women in the crowd wore burkhas, the powder blue, head-to-toe Islamic covering worn by many Afghan women.
10
Just last year, in a column for the Telegraph British Prime Minister Boris Johnson compared women in burkhas to "letterboxes".