Adjective:

पूर आला,

trenched's Usage Examples:

IUPAC concluded that the JINR had been the first to convincingly synthesise the element, but retained the name nobelium as deeply entrenched in the.

also take the form of entrenched career civil servants acting in a non-conspiratorial discretionary manner to further their agency mission or the public good.

Saawan Aayo re" 2 November 2014 6 When Masculinity Harms Men Deeply entrenched notions of masculinity victimize society "Mumkin Hai" 8 November 2014.

Aristobulos, suspicious of Pompey, entrenched himself in the fortress of Alexandrium, but when the Romans defeated his army again, he surrendered and undertook to deliver Jerusalem over to them.

Norwegians reached Skaugum where Terboven had entrenched himself, but they were warded off by guards.

Despite opposition from the entrenched bureaucrats of the Imperial Household Agency, she gave the diary to the magazine Chūōkōron which published excerpts in 1995.

Amongst other changes:It abolished the old article 8, which had entrenched the power of the Ba'ath party.

1906, including a slight modification to the placement and design of the entrenched coat of arms.

The entrenched American Hockey League was unnerved by the IHL's expansion into its traditional stronghold in the Northeast, and hastily planted a team just across the Hudson River in neighboring Troy, the Capital District Islanders.

the entrenched criticism that British cinema in the silent era was staid, stagy and lacking emotion" and " (it) is perhaps most rewardingly viewed as a.

Thurn und Taxis a monopoly over postal services in the kingdom, thus incommoding the existing entrenched, albeit piecemeal, systems.

especially among bilingual signers, but it is nonetheless entrenched; its robustness is presumably related to its basis in Yoruba culture.

characteristic is any sort of physical attribute which is perceived as being unchangeable, entrenched and innate.

Synonyms:

ditch, fire trench, entrenchment, approach trench, moat, slit trench, communication trench, fosse, intrenchment,

Antonyms:

disorganise, disorganize, divest, disarrange, deglycerolize,