Noun:

तरंगते ज्ञान,

smatterings's Usage Examples:

interested in languages, speaking Irish, English, French fluently with smatterings of Italian, Spanish, Arabic, Portuguese and Welsh.

sets a contradictory tone by featuring red roses, and the songs include smatterings of country, doo-wop and girly pop alongside their more typical hard-edged.

curious, and the tepid smatterings of blood and guts here and there make it even more so.

Bowie would claim that the album has "strong smatterings of Diamond Dogs .

largest duck found in Europe, and is exceeded in North America only by smatterings of the Muscovy duck, which only reaches North America in a wild state.

combination of ancient beliefs in the mystical properties of the ring finger, smatterings of legend, and shrewd marketing by the jewellery industry, which has.

McCluskey – violin on "One Thing Left to Do", "smatterings of percussion" Martin Ditcham – "smatterings of percussion" Bob Clearmountain - Mix Engineer.

perky aspect was its charm, in that "the way snippets of voices and smatterings of sound effects add unpredictable humor.

unremarkable singer-songwriter album were it not for Croll"s welcome smatterings of electronica, soul and, most intriguingly, Afrobeat throughout.

Foreign accretion comes largely from Spanish, followed by English and smatterings of much older accretion from Hokkien (Min Nan), Arabic and Sanskrit.

Singaporean culture and Singaporeans by addressing crowds at rallies with smatterings of Malay and Hokkien to dispel the notion that he was a "foreigner",.

In states such as New Jersey, New York, and the rest of New England, smatterings of people who did not favor the war arose.

the Discworld series of books has been growing, therefore there are smatterings of continuity taken from different books introduced in different regions.

Synonyms:

dabble, occupy, play around, busy,

Antonyms:

tasteful, injudiciousness, judiciousness, unperceptive, incomprehension,