Adjective:

કોટેડ,

cotted's Usage Examples:

He was elected by the parliament in August; most Muslim members of parliament boycotted the vote.

As a result, some nations boycotted the games in protest of the Soviets' presence, and the Hungarians themselves became engaged in a violent brawl with their Soviet counterparts in a water polo game, an event that was instantly called Blood in the Water.

Having been ranked number one in the world by Track and Field News in 1979, Brill was one of the favourites going into the 1980 Olympics which Canada boycotted because of the U.

the Data Inspectorate, together with other organizations, boycotted a sitdown arranged by the Norwegian Ministry of Justice and the Police where the.

The carrier union boycotted the distribution of Reforma in Mexico City in October 1994.

were boycotted by a total of fourteen Eastern Bloc countries, including the Soviet Union and East Germany, in response to the American-led boycott of the.

Rovers played there for a season, but the games were boycotted by some of their fans, who were trying to save Glenmalure Park from demolition.

Sales at the boycotted stores dropped by a third, leading their owners to abandon segregation policies.

The conflict between the ILTF (running the Grand Prix) and WCT was so strong that Rosewall, Gimeno, Laver, Emerson, and other WCT players boycotted the 1971 US Open.

furore over the legality of the new car meant that the 81 was kept on as a stop gap for the first four races Lotus competed in, as they boycotted the 1981.

consistinge of one large and spacious hall, wainscotted, and well-floored, seeled, and lighted.

They were boycotted by the eight opposition parties, who been rebuffed in their insistence that talks following the controversial presidential.