Noun:

કૃત્રિમ હુમલો,

feinting's Usage Examples:

Convoy MC 4 left Gibraltar, feinting toward the Atlantic, before turning toward Malta after dark, to mislead.

The kicker may make feinting (deceptive or distracting) moves during the run-up to the ball, but once.

states, however, had no desire to break the truce of 1609, and after some feinting, negotiations opened which were assisted by England and France.

This boy"s dribbling, pivoting and feinting, and his lefthand arch shots, could not be stopped.

got injured and taken off TV while Chessman turned on the group after feinting friendship.

In his review of With the Lights Out, Douglas Wolk for The Village Voice remarked, almost all the original songs on the last two discs are on point rhythmically: The high-impact surf beat of Sappy and the Bic-flick feinting of Oh, the Guilt are Zep-grade hooks.

Allied operations in Sicily and on the Soviets on the Eastern Front by feinting various attacks into Western Europe during World War II.

He then made a similar feinting maneuver at Verplanck"s Point, just three miles (4.

The stick fighting component was based on the two fundamental tactics of either feinting/striking pre-emptively or baiting the opponent's strike via a position of invitation.

Conversely, Willa Paskin of Salon described it as "the season’s dullest episode, with the story and the characters feinting one way to go another.

(phaininda) would seem to be a game of catch played by two or more, where feinting is used as a test of quickness and skill.

On December 15, Thomas"s troops launched their attack, feinting towards the Confederate right while the main assault fell on the Confederate.

it as "the season’s dullest episode, with the story and the characters feinting one way to go another, yet leaving us — for now — with just the feint.

Synonyms:

feign, assume, sham, simulate,

Antonyms:

leave office, stand still, give, stay, slip off,