Meaning
A feeling that forces one to act rightly.
Cultural Background
The 'Bibek' is a literal character who appears on stage to sing about morality. Both religions in Bengal emphasize the 'inner voice' (Antaratma or Nafs-al-Lawwama) as a guide. Whistleblowers in Bangladesh often use this phrase in their public statements. Tagore's characters often suffer from this, leading to tragic or redemptive endings.
Use it for Whistleblowing
In a formal essay about corruption, use this phrase to describe why someone spoke out.
Meaning
A feeling that forces one to act rightly.
Use it for Whistleblowing
In a formal essay about corruption, use this phrase to describe why someone spoke out.
Test Yourself
Fill in the blank with the correct form.
সে ______ তাড়নায় চুরি করা টাকা ফেরত দিল।
The phrase is 'বিবেকের তাড়না'.
Which sentence uses the phrase correctly?
The phrase describes a moral motivation for a good deed.
Match the situation to the phrase.
A person finds a lost gold ring and spends three days looking for the owner because they can't stop thinking about it.
The internal pressure to do the right thing is 'বিবেকের তাড়না'.
🎉 Score: /3
Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
3 exercisesসে ______ তাড়নায় চুরি করা টাকা ফেরত দিল।
The phrase is 'বিবেকের তাড়না'.
The phrase describes a moral motivation for a good deed.
A person finds a lost gold ring and spends three days looking for the owner because they can't stop thinking about it.
The internal pressure to do the right thing is 'বিবেকের তাড়না'.
🎉 Score: /3
Frequently Asked Questions
2 questionsNo, it's often used for positive actions like helping someone or being honest.
Yes, but it sounds very serious. Use it when discussing deep topics.
Related Phrases
বিবেকের দংশন
synonymPangs of conscience
অনুশোচনা
similarRemorse
বিবেকহীন
contrastConscienceless
