Adjective:

आव्हानात्मक,

challenging's Usage Examples:

usually conceded by a weaker country to a stronger one Concession (politics), failure to challenge or cessation of challenging, as in "conceding an election".

Semifinal 1Carpenter led throughout, with Davies challenging him at the end.

District Court in November 1996 challenging the Record of Decision for the entire Corridor H project.

In both cases, the challenging amplifier could only be treated as a “black box” and could not even have its lid removed.

in an unusual context, his work is known for challenging observers" preconditioned perceptions of reality.

separately and then bring it together, which we did on this record, but we also plopped ourselves in a room, which was a bit more challenging.

This was because it was felt that the higher acceleration experienced by the warhead in Davy Crockett service would make certification more challenging.

challenging because the majority of Chicago"s voting records had been incinerated by the Great Chicago Fire, meaning that there were few resources to prevent.

The academic Mary Bryant called the film, by far the most effective and challenging rendering of the Thérèse-event in the decade leading up to Thérèse's centenary year in 1997.

management programs involve administering rabies vaccines, the need to revaccinate every few years makes this challenging to maintain.

These minute insects are challenging to study, as they deteriorate rapidly after death unless extreme care is taken (e.

By 1912, construction was interrupted by litigation challenging both the constitutionality of the law establishing the road building corporation and the need for DuPont to acquire such a large right-of-way.

Accurate computation of C in multidimensional cases becomes challenging, as precision of standard floating point numbers available in computer programming languages no longer remain sufficient.

Synonyms:

ambitious, difficult, hard,

Antonyms:

undemanding, effortless, ease, easy,