Adjective:

भरपाई देणारा,

redeeming's Usage Examples:

AllMusic said "One Man in My Heart" "could have been a total throwaway, a gloopy little love song without a single redeeming quality, beloved by grannies.

usually having the same distributor (the company which handles selling and redeeming shares of the fund in transactions with investors), and investment advisor.

She is also credited with redeeming Arjuna from the curse of the Vasus by restoring his life after he was.

Horror author Stephen King rated The Devil's Rejects the 9th best film of 2005 and wrote, No redeeming social merit, perfect '70s C-grade picture cheesy glow; this must be what Quentin Tarantino meant when he did those silly Kill Bill pictures.

Her Majesty"s Government there are none so truly contemptible as the flagellator, and in all my experiences through life I never knew a man with one redeeming.

appeal to prurient interest, 2) be patently offensive, and 3) have no redeeming social value.

was associated with a revolutionary praxis, a redeeming force, solace, undertoned by the fact that it represented a means to cope in such as the case of.

of shoddy journalistic and publishing ethics; it is also a genuinely, unrelievedly rotten book, one without a single redeeming virtue, an embarrassment.

Bates called it pure sub-adolescent junk and bereft of redeeming social or artistic importance.

Man, whose soul reflects the harmonised order of partzufim, rectifies the mundane world by redeeming the exiled.

The bank operated by redeeming country banks" notes at par value, so long as the banks maintained an.

the format of his Green Shield catalogue shops, used for redeeming trading stamp books, and founded Argos, a catalogue store chain that took cash.

Tarek Fatah, a fellow Canadian Muslim, who originally criticized The Trouble With Islam reversed his stance by saying that Manji was right about the systematic racism in the Muslim world and that there were many redeeming points in her memoir.

Synonyms:

good,

Antonyms:

wasteful, bad,