Adjective:

ହାସଲ,

booming's Usage Examples:

Company"s line to Geelong in 1860, had begun the construction of two new mainlines to connect the booming gold-mining towns of Ballarat, Castlemaine and.

Due to Flint"s booming economy, both banks were outgrowing their headquarters, and in 1919, Genesee County Savings Bank constructed.

The impact of booming home valuations on the U.

He convinced Cheney to build his school in the economically booming town of Lewiston, where Bates had begun to develop highly profitable mills.

although with the advent of SEZs in the area, service and IT industries are booming.

In the summer however, the booming can be generated but only on a slope of at least 30 degrees or more, on the leeward face of a dune, and the same sand on the shallow, windward side cannot generate any noise.

His business skills and Victoria's booming economy soon made him a wealthy man.

The Mongolian Association of Sarlagan Polo claims that the sport is booming, with four games a week being played in the summer of 2006.

With television and film technology booming there was a demand for high fidelity microphones and greater directionality.

And as such, it is much more rewarding in its thumpings and boomings of a rousing band than it is in its illuminations of personalities or plot".

Between 1876 and 1959, while industry was booming in the Forest of Dean, St Briavels was served by the Wye Valley Railway, and St Briavels Station was situated a mile away near Bigsweir bridge.

The additional California oil fields, along with booming oil supplies in Texas and Oklahoma, put downward pressure on the price.

Another booming industry of the town is the dried fish industry.

Synonyms:

roaring, flourishing, palmy, successful, thriving, prosperous, prospering,

Antonyms:

unfortunate, unproductive, failure, unhappy, unsuccessful,