Verb:

खींचना,

exerting's Usage Examples:

The parietal muscles (p.m.), which pass from the vertical walls to the frontal wall, thus act by depressing the latter and so exerting a pressure on the fluid of the bodycavity.

a motor rated for a quarter load factor means that the motor is capable of exerting its full normal horse-power for three minutes out of every twelve, the pause being nine minutes, or one minute out of every four, the pause being three minutes.

So in essence, you are exerting more energy, but moving more slowly.

The wearer is thus forced to concentrate more on each step, exerting effort to remain balanced and stand up straight.

heart attack compared with exerting yourself under temperate conditions?

exerting increasing leverage across the political spectrum.

" every magnet attracts iron," means, distributively, that each individual magnet exerts its individual attraction, though it is similar to other magnets exerting similar attractions.

19 shows the apparatus by which the ends of the bar are prevented from exerting any material demagnetizing force, while the permeance of the magnetic circuit is at the same time increased.

In the early years of the 'seventies the colonies entered upon an era of wellbeing, and for about twelve years every man, willing to work and capable of exerting himself, readily found employment.

Now he was exerting his authority in another way.

Synonyms:

employ, apply, utilize, exercise, use, utilise,

Antonyms:

functional, nonfunctional, abstain, inactivity, conserve,