Noun:

हरण्याचे कारण,

lost cause's Usage Examples:

Amiga Format, in its review, stated with regards to Dark Seed's gameplay: Too many things in the game need to be done within a specific time, or in a certain order, and you don't necessarily know when you've passed that 'critical point' after which you're fighting a lost cause.

In 1840, Maconochie became the Governor of Norfolk Island, a prison island where convicts were treated with severe brutality and were seen as lost causes.

The Laser Altimeter failed and was declared a lost cause.

Massey as Reliegh Steven Linan of the Los Angeles Times called the series "mirthless" and "a lost cause".

He made 40 not out in a lost cause, coming to the crease with England 118 for 6, but did not impress with the ball, taking only one wicket and bowling six no-balls in his fourteen overs.

Takushiro Hattori and Masanobu Tsuji, each of whom had recently visited Guadalcanal, told their colleagues on the staff that any further attempt to retake the island was a lost cause.

Mason talked about this but said that they were fighting for a lost cause, and that the station was not changing back.

Bernardo is now seen as a potential lost cause and the ongoings soon reveal a "hot potato" situation for him.

In the Roman Catholic Church, he is the patron saint of desperate cases and lost causes.

Louise was always looking for a lost cause to fight for, and the gang made fun of her for it.

Synonyms:

do, call forth, make, determine, incite, influence, shape, effectuate, occasion, force, engender, pioneer, propel, move, kick up, impel, evoke, create, mold, regulate, motivate, prompt, provoke, actuate, breed, set up, effect, spawn, facilitate, initiate,

Antonyms:

ill health, civilian, pull, attract, repulsion,