Noun:

ਲੈਵਲਿੰਗ,

levelling's Usage Examples:

A process of levelling has meant that there are only few examples of this in the modern languages.

Game 2 of the series, with the Bullets levelling at one game all with a 106–90 win, saw a then NBL grand final record crowd of 13,221 at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre.

evolved as subset of production levelling and has been approached in a variety of ways: The first approach to demand levelling involves careful management.

suspension to combine a new level of softness with vehicle control and self-levelling.

From the bottom the amended slope became progressively steeper in stages: 1 in 60 for , 1 in 30 for , 1 in 20 for , then at 1 in 14, easing to 1 in 470 before levelling off.

Sporting activities included cricket and football clubs, with a cricket ground being created through levelling the top of a nearby hill as no other flat land was available.

A level staff, also called levelling rod, is a graduated wooden or aluminium rod, used with a levelling instrument to determine the difference in height.

In the case of weak verbs such as haben 'have' (compare Dutch hebben) and leben 'live' (Dutch leven), the consonant differences have an unrelated origin, being a result of the West Germanic gemination and a subsequent process of levelling.

Since 2000, the net revenue of the GST, a national value-added tax, has been distributed as general purpose payments according to a strict levelling formula determined by the Grants Commission.

Unable to fire a fully charged shot from the Death Star's superlaser, Grand Moff Tarkin orders the technicians to fire at reduced power, nearly levelling the Massassi Temple on the moon's surface.

, and in gardening, for loosening the soil, light weeding and levelling, removing dead grass from lawns.

The work included ground levelling, improved access and a new footbridge.

underfloor needs to be made flat either with levelling cement, very careful trowelling, or by using shims and a layer of masonite.

Synonyms:

moderateness, immoderateness, immoderation, highness, caliber, high, amplitude level, SPF, lowness, grade, intensity, quality, low, intense, calibre, mild, extreme, moderation, intensiveness, degree, depth, sun protection factor, property, grind,

Antonyms:

moderation, immoderation, intense, high, mild, low,