Noun:

ଉତ୍ତମ ପରିମାପ |,

desperate measure's Usage Examples:

This desperate measure came too late to save the club, which closed down in September 1889.

section of the North-South Tunnel beneath the nearby Landwehrkanal as a desperate measure to slow the Soviet advance.

The Japanese, in a desperate measure, collected as many troops as possible in April 1945 to invade a heavy.

This is often a desperate measure on the part of the defending player and indicates that player is losing.

"several times" that, and that a sale of its stake in Mazda would be a desperate measure.

civil defense units planned in 1945 in the Empire of Japan as a last desperate measure to defend the Japanese home islands against the projected Allied invasion.

With such a disastrous failure, Anakin decides upon a desperate measure, by which he and a small attack group of two troop-transports fly.

of the club"s existence, crowd attendances began to drop, and in a desperate measure to revive the club"s fortunes, Cochrane attempted to get the deciding.

The Japanese had begun the deadly practice as a desperate measure during the final stages of the Battle of Leyte and widened its use.

by the ghost of Rita Repulsa, who was summoned by Trini Kwan as a desperate measure to end their war, to no avail.

expedition captured the public imagination, and in reference to a desperate measure he took while starving, he became known as "the man who ate his boots".

American Muslim called the book a "hoax", saying it represented "a desperate measure to find some way to convert the infidel Muslims since a few hundred.

A last desperate measure is tried: a locomotive will join the line after the runaway train.

Synonyms:

hopeless, despairing,

Antonyms:

hopeful, unpropitiousness, auspicious,