Verb:

आधी काहीतरी करा,

forestalled's Usage Examples:

Nevertheless, Liudolf forestalled his father's plans and in early 951 led a Swabian army across the Alps and invaded Lombardy.

The treaty forestalled any further development of battlecruisers for the next decade and a half.

siege of the Europeans (4–25 June) and a massacre; mutiny in Banaras forestalled; mutinies at Jewanpur, Allahabad, Jullundur, Phillaur, Nowgong, Rhoni.

Lampsace became aware of the plot and reported it to the Greeks, who then forestalled the barbarians by developing a stratagem of their own: they invited the.

Only the timely entry of the new Union ironclad forestalled the threat.

other’s throat to shut off the breathing, while, pressing his legs on the groins and winding his feet one inside each knee of his adversary, he forestalled.

Ireland"s bid for the trophy was forestalled by Wales in the final match of the competition, who won 4–1 to score.

The next day, Admiral Hipper attempted to leave Trondheim, but was forestalled by the sighting of a British submarine.

worked with the flow of water to make it both easy to open and close the spigots and forestalled leak development.

She forestalled him by telling her brothers that Eunostus had taken her by force; they.

These actions ultimately forestalled the end of Tahitian independence until the 1880s.

Shocked that he had been "forestalled", Darwin sent it on that day to Lyell, as requested by Wallace, with.

Most settlement was forestalled by the Revolutionary War, except around established towns.

Synonyms:

stave off, forbid, thwart, avert, deflect, obviate, stop, spoil, foreclose, embarrass, stymy, bilk, forfend, block, stymie, head off, ward off, preclude, blockade, forefend, save, queer, frustrate, fend off, avoid, prevent, make unnecessary, hinder, kibosh, cross, debar, foil, halt, scotch, baffle, obstruct,

Antonyms:

start, wasteful, show, unclog, free,