Verb:

ଅସ୍ପଷ୍ଟ ସୂଚନା ଦେବା |,

adumbrating's Usage Examples:

combustion engine, the Type 2"s engine incorporated tubes filled with water, adumbrating the radiator that would be an essential feature of many combustion engines.

positioned by the new main staircase, there was now a lift (elevator), adumbrating a trend that would become mainstream in European luxury hotels after.

terraced houses featured a saddleback roof and a kitchen/living area, adumbrating mainstream features of "modern" twentieth century housing.

artistic tradition far into the future; these prolific artists are "adumbrating another new series before the one in which they are engaged has been.

Clarke"s 2004 novel Jonathan Strange " Mr Norrell has 185 footnotes, adumbrating fictional events before and after those of the main text, in the same.

agenda of the Wissenschaft des Judentums (“Science of Judaism”), while adumbrating the main themes of his own future work as well.

The Satkhandāgama is a highly complex work, adumbrating the Jaina karma siddhānta.

"corner of the tropics" where he was born in the form of a narrative adumbrating magic realism a full year before the term hit mainstream, and narrowly.

(1931, 1990), for example, at 5-7 (explaining his title), and at 7-28 (adumbrating his "hypothesis").

produce a blueprint for the endeavor, but he only succeeded in vaguely adumbrating certain contours of it.

Part One begins with Maurice Glasman adumbrating his ideas on the foundations of a good society, taking particular influence.

musings, essays on political and literary theory and literary sketches, adumbrating many of the themes and sub-currents of his later fictional works.

Neo-tonal materials, already adumbrating the synthesis of 19th-century opera and postwar popular music typical.

Synonyms:

depict, draw, outline, sketch, describe, block out,

Antonyms:

sheathe, deposit, invest, glycerolize, push,