Noun:

जलद पीक उत्पादनासाठी जमीन काचेने झाकली जाते आणि किण्वन खताने गरम केली जाते,

hotbed's Usage Examples:

Montreal has been called the new hotbed for music worldwide by Rolling Stone magazine.

Because of the nature of the sports hotbeds being spread so wide across the globe, organising an official World Championship.

Paris is then a hotbed of intrigue, with senior Wehrmacht officers plotting to assassinate Adolf Hitler.

Cold frames are similar to some enclosed hotbeds, also called hotboxes.

"Jersey Finance paid for IEA report rubbishing "hotbeds of tax evasion" claims".

even came to represent the city"s aspirations of becoming a technology hotbed like Silicon Valley.

Around 1989, Kent would DJ at clubs such as one just around the block from Downtown Records on West 26th Street in Manhattan which was a short-lived hip-hop hotbed with other DJs also performing there such as Funkmaster Flex and Kid Capri.

The business was a hotbed for the nurturing of emerging engineering talent.

The tobacco is germinated in cold frames or hotbeds and then transplanted to the field until it matures.

The Civil War In the decades before the Civil War, Blount County, Tennessee, was a hotbed of abolitionist activity.

Ukrainian organization, Prosvita, in the 19th century and subsequently became a hotbed of nationalist activities.

While discussing the question of Lebensraum to the east, Hitler envisioned a Ukrainian breadbasket and expressed particular hostility to its Russian cities as hotbeds of Russianness and Communism, forbidding Germans to live in them and declaring that they should be destroyed in the war.

Charleston, South Carolina, was a hotbed of secession at the start of the American Civil War and an important Atlantic Ocean port city for the fledgling.

Synonyms:

bed,

Antonyms:

inclusion, disequilibrium,