Noun:

ગજરાણી,

rumblings's Usage Examples:

Towards the end of his tenure with the Mets, Glavine started to make grumblings about signing with them and not staying in Atlanta.

Despite occasional grumblings from her students, they seem to genuinely like and admire her.

A failure to win any of their first six matches caused a few grumblings from the fans but a four-goal haul from Dennis Viollet helped Stoke beat.

From then on the rumblings of discontent within the coalition over issues such as the Soviet Union, trade unions and the Irish issue (leading to the de facto independence for the Irish Free State in 1921) led to many Conservatives hoping to break with Lloyd George.

Instead, Akita’s electronics emphasize subtle rumblings, vaguely rhythmic churnings that serve to provide texture and counterpoint to Pinhas’ extended ruminations.

vignettes" than in his "musing, surrealistic descriptive passages or his grumblings about art and society".

Jordan as the new manager although his style of play soon began to cause grumblings from the terraces but the side slowly got results going if not the quality.

The group passed the bill in five minutes, without debate, inspiring "grumblings about the underhandedness of the process".

The only reported activity of Lawu took place in 1885, when rumblings and light volcanic ash falls were reported.

NME wrote that the song "skitters along on bleeps and fizzes, xylophone tinkles and acoustic strumblings.

The letters were split equally between reactionary grumblings about the state of the country and vituperative comments on contemporary.

WGSU rode the first rumblings of the new wave in the mid 1970s, featuring musicians like Talking Heads.

Synonyms:

grumble, noise, grumbling, rumbling,

Antonyms:

surrender, defend, make peace, nonoperational, cheer,