Verb:

ನಿಜ ಹೇಳು, ಯೋಜನೆ, ಒಪ್ಪಿಕೊಳ್ಳಿ,

foisting's Usage Examples:

Christianity Today recently argued that such use of popular forms risks "foisting on the world impoverished—even laughable—expressions of those genres.

Vampires are themselves the addicted and the addiction, foisting themselves alluringly upon people who want to dabble in something dangerous.

troublemaker, scheming and murderous, as in the case of Mursili"s wife, foisting her strange foreign ways on the Hittite court and ultimately being exiled.

Deshpande naturally resented this and decided to revolt against this foisting of Marathi on Kannada children, but as a Government servant, there were.

There was anger at Scott"s foisting on the public "a crude, ill-organized abortion".

Aubenas observes, "for the king succeeded in foisting his own candidates upon the electors by every conceivable means, not excluding.

A major industry, dedicated to creating revenue by foisting potentially unwanted programs, has grown among the Israeli software industry.

Argentine Ricardo Sendra being sidelined, Ha showed good dribbling skills, foisting danger upon the opponents goal and gaining the attention of the crowd.

This is to prevent a larger canton from foisting amendments onto the smaller ones and vice versa.

praise this formula of having "local television champions" rather than "foisting Anderson Cooper on the world".

Manufacturers were corrupt, duplicitous monsters who should be barred from foisting their insidious and deadly wares on the innocent public The anti-smoking.

(1691), Dryden complained about having been "imposed on by the booksellers foisting in a play which is not mine," and added a list of the plays and poems he"d.

conditions, extend anti-discrimination laws to cover intersex people and stop foisting surgery on intersex children without consulting them.

Synonyms:

impose, inflict, visit, bring down,

Antonyms:

lengthen, inflate, natural object, lose, end,