Noun:

கருத்துத்திருப்பம்,

diversion's Usage Examples:

intended by the Liberal leaders to serve as a diversion in favour of the Liberal-dualist standpoint; nevertheless, Nationalist feeling found strong expression during the negotiations of Banffy and Szell with various Austrian premiers for the renewal of the economic Ausgleich, or " Customs and Trade Alliance.

The diversion was successful, but the new subject was almost as sensitive.

This led to deficiencies in the supply of coal to the manufacturing centres, and to some diversion elsewhere of shipping.

dazzled society by his Magyar uniform, which was encrusted all over, even to the boots, with pearls and diamonds; while the Turkish ambassador, Sarim Effendi, caused much diversion by his bewilderment.

urinary diversion Surgical redirection of the flow of urine from its normal pathway.

Market Management Reduce costs where utility diversions or agreements required.

necessitate the excitement of the coastal path were eagles soaring above and recent landslides necessitating diversions along the shore.

The worst that can be laid to his charge is that he had a great liking for some diversions, quite harmless in themselves, but condemned by the rigid precisians among whom he lived, and for whose opinion he had a great respect.

Couple that with unlockable mini-games as you try to save the world and you have a nice little afternoon diversion.

After wasting the critical moment of the war in the diversions of court life, the new English king, Edward II.

educative diversion the following level with the great station of the creation of the book of the brain.

Synonyms:

escapism, playfulness, bathing, interest, jest, eurythmics, child"s play, antic, caper, gambol, game, fun, lark, trick, sport, eurhythmy, eurhythmics, pastime, gaming, play, prank, joke, recreation, romp, festivity, night life, pursuit, frolic, eurythmy, escape, jocularity, terpsichore, dance, activity, put-on, merriment, nightlife, amusement, saltation, athletics, gambling, escapade, dancing, celebration, entertainment,

Antonyms:

anastalsis, peristalsis, source, sink, inactivity,