Adjective:

उग्र,

shrills's Usage Examples:

Females give off a number of up to twenty-two short, low-frequency shrills, resembling coyote squeals, which can be heard 300 meters away.

Small fragments of history gradually encroach – slides, squeaks and shrills reminiscent of what Taylor calls "that fictitious term "jazz.

When in stressful situations, pilot whales produce "shrills" or "plaintive cries", which are variations of their whistles.

The Thoth communicate in distinct forms of whistles, clicks, and shrills, and also have a system of writing for which they use a mysterious kind.

Kennedy) tells him that Bradley Wittle (Chadwick Allen) was gathering the shrills, and Nolan heads to the Need/Want to wait for him to appear.

On such subjects, he spits, screams, shrills, wails, whines, whispers, croons, coughs, rages and.

Broni-Mensah experienced prejudice at primary school, "I was met with shrills from other children during playtime, who couldn"t contemplate the idea.

Some of the shrills sound like kree or tsirr; the royal tern also has a more plover.

The calls of the royal tern are usually short, clear shrills.

The song is a series of loud shrills, usually ending in a trill before fading.

Bird calls are short, high-pitched shrills and squeaks that continue throughout flight and while foraging for food.

The sound quality of these gongs are more like cymbals clashing and shrills.

Titanic went under: After the ship sank there came back again frightful shrills and cries of those drowning in the water.

Synonyms:

sharp, high, high-pitched,

Antonyms:

put option, cause to sleep, demobilize, low,