Adjective:

कमी घातले,

laid low's Usage Examples:

Of MCC"s cluster of fastish bowlers Brown was laid low with bursitis, or a sort of house-maid"s knee.

Susquehannock were poised to wipe out the Iroquois after administering severe drubbings into 1668, only to be laid low by multi-year disease epidemics in 1669-1671.

The disease, which laid low the psalmist, could have been leprosy or some other unclean illness.

during the colonial rule, the art form experienced a short boom until laid low by the Korean War.

In one variant, he is laid low, and the king sends him a pardon.

, at Witton, covered over 20 acres (80,000 m²), and gave employment to several hundred people, the contrariness of human nature being exemplified in the fact that the death-dealing articles were mainly manufactured by females, the future mothers or wives perchance of men to be laid low by the use of such things.

Noticing this, Surve laid low.

The ruins are mostly laid low, though much of the solar tower still stands despite an impressive crack.

zugeschworen, daß er Teufel, Tod erlegt" (Jesus has sworn to you that He has laid low devil, death).

Bail, on occasion would find And keep you from Dolly and Shame Now is laid low in her Grave.

like a deluge he laid low all the peoples of Akkad, and cast in ruins Babylon and all the noblest.

nineties (including moving into CDs and prose books), Slab-O-Concrete was laid low in 2001 as policy changes in the book industry caused cash-flow issues.

" In March 2009 while he was "laid low" with emphysema and cyrrhosis, Murphy named Sean Martinfield publisher.

Synonyms:

dope, poop, the skinny, details, inside information,

Antonyms:

sufficient, anticyclone, loud, refined, hopeful,