स्तब्ध किंवा लोळणे,

Adjective:

जळजळीत,

dizzied मराठी अर्थाचे उदाहरण:

शिवराज्याभिषेक :एक जळजळीत वास्तव.

त्यांचे मारेकरी होण्यास मला आवडेल असे जळजळीत उद्‌गारही बाहेर पडले.

उत्रादकरांच्या या दोन्ही कादंबर्‍या म्हणजे महाराष्ट्रातील शिक्षणव्यवस्थेवरील जळजळीत भाष्य आहे स्वतः प्राथमिक शाळेत शिक्षक असल्यामुळेच त्यांना एकूणच शिक्षणव्यवस्थेचं अंतर्गत रूप आकळून आले आहे आणि त्याचा त्यांनी आपल्या साहित्यलेखनात प्रभावीपणे वापर केला आहे.

तेव्हा तिने एक जळजळीत दृष्ष्टिक्षेप त्याच्या पायाच्या नखांवर टाकला.

सर्वत्र छोट्यामोठ्या सभांमधून त्याचा जळजळीत निषेध होत होता.

त्यानंतर 'पवारांनी माझ्या पाठीत खंजीर खुपसला' अशी जळजळीत प्रतिक्रिया वसंतरावांनी दिली.

खुजे झाल्याची जळजळीत टीका केली.

dizzied's Usage Examples:

He is caught after being dizzied to the extent that he knocks himself out.

According to Boon, it started with an idea to enable the player to hit a dizzied opponent at the end of the match with a "free hit", and that idea "quickly.

are tasked with rescuing civilian "Dizzies"—residents that have been "dizzied" by the evil Captain Brains—and returning them to the hospital.

"dizzied" mechanic in earlier fighting games.

Each of the 16 opponents varies in how much match time it takes to become dizzied, some more quickly than others.

him a heavy blow on the head with a mace, so that the Nicaean emperor, dizzied, fell from his horse.

A dizzied or stunned opponent will appear shaken for a short period of time (in which the match timer freezes temporarily), and the player has a small margin of opportunity to achieve an instant knockdown with a well-timed knockout punch.

The image confused and dizzied him.

as a youth, Flash, as the inspiration for Kabal"s "Tornado" move, which dizzied opponents and set them up for a free hit.

Broke sat, dizzied and weak, on a carronade slide, and his head was bound up by William Mindham.

If the player aggressively attacks and KOs the dizzied opponent, it becomes a "Doctor Down" KO.

A "dizzied" or "stunned" opponent will appear shaken for a short period of time (in.

by a) his failure to follow your illaqueating (ensnaring) logic, b) his dizzied awe at your manifold talents, and/or c) his inability to distinguish lexiphanicism.

Synonyms:

giddy, sick, ill, vertiginous, woozy,

Antonyms:

well, profound, healthy, fit, keep down,